Evening star., 1932-08-25
NINE MEN INDICTED
FOR FATAL ATTACK
. ON D. c. POLICEMAN
Three of Accused Colored
J Group Still Hunted as
Assailants.
FUGITIVE is CHARGED
WITH SHINAULT DEATH
Willie Bullock, Also Colored,
Named by Grand Jury in Kill
ing of Other Officer.

Nine young colored men were indicted
for first-degree murder in connection
with the fatal assault on Policeman
Milo j. Kennedy in Logan Circle near
midnight of August in an indictment
reported today by the grand jury to
District Supreme Court Justice Danlei
w O'Donoghue. Twelve persons were
..,ald by the coroner's jury, put the
grand Jurors did not include three OF
Them in the indictment. No report
was made concerning them. Three OF
the nire indicted have not been ap-
pretended, the remaining six are In
gail ,
jackson, Irwin Murray, Ralph Z.
Holmes, Louie Redford Murray, Harry
Montgomery Duvall, Leroy Robinson.
Stanley Francis Clark, William WOOD
and Alphonso Henson. Clark, Woeo
and Henson have not been appre-
hended. Leroy U. Brazier. GRAFTON
sBaylos and Walter A. Murray are tne
three on whom the grand jury dld not
report. They are in custody.
The indictment is one of the longest
ever presented in a murder case, filling
81 typewriter pages and containing 28
counts. The first nine counts allege
the use of a piece of brick as the
weapon which caused the policemans
death, one count placing the brick IN
the hand of each of the nine defend
ants. The second series of nine counts
alleges the use of the policeman's baton
rs the fatal weapon and places the
stick in the hands of each OF the de-
PENDANTS. The third series OF nine
counts alleges the use of blunt IN
strlment, description unknown, by eacn
of the nine defendants. The twenty
eighth count charges the use of an un-
described blunt instrument in the nano
of one of the nine defendants not
identified.
Accused in Shinault Case.
Kennedy earlier in the evening had
placed two colored men under arrest at
the circle and when he returned around
midnight was set upon by a group OF
friends of the men arrested and beaten
with bricks and his own baton, which
was taken from him. He died the next
day.
Willie Bullock, colored, Is charged
with first degree murder in connectlon
with the death of Policeman George w.
Shinault, 38, in front of 80 F street
August IA. when the policeman in
scout car had gone to the address 10
uueu a disturbance. Bullock has not
been apprehended. Oficer Ralph D.
Edwards was in the car with Shinault
ard chased the colored man but lost
him in a maze of alleys in the vicinity.
Shinault killed William Huska, a
bonus marcher. during the rtoting pre-
ce6ing the eviction of the B. E. F. July
%. but was exonerated by the coroners S
jury.
cused of murder in the first degree IN
the third such Indictment reported oy
the grand jury. He is said TO nave
caused the death of William H. Anoer-
son. coSored, July 27 in the Janltors
quarters of premises lis D street south
east. Ths indictment alleges that he
used f1ngernail file, stabbing his VIC
tim severa times in the neck ana
shoulders.
The fourth. first-degree murder in
dictment accuses Andrew D. Minor, col
ored. with causing the death OF MS
brother, Ralph L. Minor, July 81 by
shooting him at 1902 Naylor court.
The brother is said to have refused
request for a loan, following olce
game.
Frederick L. Freeman, colored, II
charged with frst-degree murder in the
fifth indictment charging that offense.
He is said to have shot, fatally, Raleigh
Anderson, also colored, August 3, at III
Sixteenth street southeast. They had
an argument, 1t is said, over caro-
game. Anderson died the next day.
Three Exonerated.
2 A total of 46 indictments was includ-
ed in the grand jury's report and tney
declined to indict in three other cases
,,racay7fnd tn them TnOSe
,exonerated were James F. Butler ana
Raymond H. Osborne, joy-riding' ana
Jesse V. Morgan, accused OF an assault
with a dangerous weapon.
Others indicted and the charges
against them include:
Louis Dorfman, James Harold Camp
bell. William E. Walters, James Dyson,
Roland E. oxford. George Lamay, nom
support; Hilton A. Moore, Raymond j.
Wright. Will Davis, Joseph Edward Iol-
liver, Frank C. Bowler. William Cross,
loy-riding; Russell Knoble. alias Rus
sell Knodle; James L. Thompson, alias
Smith Leavelle Thompson; Marcehus
Leo West Ctwo cases., grand larceny.
Daniel West, alias Daniel Magruder;
Kenneth T. Leake, alias Zeik Kenny
Samuel Thomas, Maynard A. smith
Vincent Silami and Jesse Moten, house
breaking and larceny; William Gempp'
alias w. Gaines and alias E. F. Nelson,
and Edith M. Barnes, larceny after
trust; William Smith 1.-TWO cases. as
sault with intent to commit robbery
Delaney Desales Mcdaniel. Frank
Dellebra. Fred Small Homer M. Sneed
ir,: George " Jacobus (alias James
iawrence), Peter Joseph Dunigan,
George (alias James Lawrence ano
Peter Joseph DUNCAN, robbery; OkeI
Wyche Ctwo cases., Rlcharo Shorter
Andrew Lowe, Prince Seaborn ane
Samuel Wells. assault with dangerous
weanon: Richard Adams, smoke screen
Mark Warner, Robert Herbert DAVIS
walter C. Grivot and Frank M. Noyes
violation national prohibition act
James H. Herndon, forgery and utter
inn and Illhie G. Carr violating poSta