Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-31
WOMAN IS INDICTED
BY GRAND JURORS ON
ENLIGHTENMENT COUNT
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prohibition law Is reported against Her
bert GlaSSman, whose two garages at
2l01 Fourteenth street and 1919 l.
street were recently "padlocked"; his
brother, Davis GlaSSman, and IL other
alleged associates. The new indictment
was made necessary by the filing of
pleas in abatement against a similar
| indictment returned some months ago.
Only one new name appears in the
new indictment, Samuel Milestone Of
Baltimore, Md.
During the paddock hearings Assist
ant United States Attorney Harold w.
circuit developed the alleged connection
of Milestone with the supposed con-
Spiracy. Milestone is said to have been
the supply man" and to have COM
municated from Baltimore by telephone
to Glassman advising of the departure
of certain shipments of liquor and max
ing inquiry concerning prospective ar
rival in Baltimore of vans from Glass
| mans garages.
In addition to the two GlassmanS
and Milestone, the indictment names
Samuel Goldstein, Harry Behrle, Irving
Rosenberg, Alton Cissel, Antonio DAM
broSio, Jacob Miller, Julius Sanders,
Harvey O'Connor, Robert c. Jones and
Francis j. Patton.
Conspiracy to conceal assets of a
bankrupt are alleged in three indict-
mentS growing out of bankruptcy pro-
ceedingS against Samson N. and Lyman
r. WeinsCein. The first indictment
names the two WeinSteinS, Selma Har-
ris and Laura Friedman and in the
second indictment LYMAN r. Weinstein
and the two women are named. The
third charge IS against Samson N. Vein
stein and Naomi Lennon. At a hearing
before United States Commissioner
Turnage it was charged that the wom-
en- accepted money belonging to the
| bankruptS and deposited 1t to their own
accounts.
Charged With Grand Larceny.
Charles B. Leet, recently arrested for
robbing patrons on sleeping cars of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, was indicted for
grand larceny. 1t is claimed that he
robbed MunSon @. Shaw of New York
of jewelry worth 1896, Jack w. WarneS
of this city of $50, and Richard Ouia-
han Of Knoxville, Tenn. OF $40. The
accused. reported to be residing at
Chevy Chase, Md, is said to be under
observation at Gallinger.
A total of 81 indictments was re-
ported by the grand jurors, who also
refused indictment in Is cases.
The charges dropped by the grand
jury include:
Rollin l.. Gibbs, selling mortgaged
property; Harold j. Holleman, grand
larceny; Samuel Harrad, false pre-
lenses; Erwin C. Ruth, alias E r..
Emerson, alias Miller, warrant Of re-
moval: Rubin Haberman, gaming ia
BILE; Clarence Henson, assault with
dangerous weapon; Clarence Henson,
assault with dangerous weapon; Sam
uel Herando, violating national prohi-
bition act; John Hauptman, violating
national prohibition act: Jesse B. Ruth
erford, homicide; William A. Lodge.
alias William Dooley, forgery and ut
tering; Mary Lodge, alias Barbara
Lodge. forgery and uttering; Barbara
Lodge, forgery and uttering; James
Parker, grand larceny.
Two Charged With Forgery.
Others indicted and the charges
against them include: Cecil Grier and
Raymond F. Joseph, forgery; william
H. c. Jones, violating section 80, penal
code; Alonzo Baggarly, forgery; William
Brown, Oliver Black, James Major
Owens, alias "Scrappy"; william M.
FELTON,, alias William KaraS. and John
Basil Thomar, alias John Basil Kotsitsos,
violation of the Harrison narcotic act;
Arthur L. Wilson, violation Of section
851-b. code; Will m o. Davis and
John H. Anderson, embezzlement;
Thomas johnson, non-support of minor
children; William j. Riddle, Eldridge
P. Dove and William Coleman, joy
riding; William Harris, alias Harrison
Jones, robbery (two counts; William
Harris, alias Harrison Jones, and James
L. Conahan, HOUSEKEEPING and lar
ceny; Franklin w. Parkeman. Richard
Day, Frank H. Christopher and Hugo
George Springer, grand larceny.
Joseph r. Mana. assault with dam
gerous weapon; Cecil Bryant Asbell,
ONeal Melton Powell and Jerry Of