Evening star., 1932-08-02
MURDER CHARGED
TOF|VE IN GRAND
JURORS REPORT
Five Other Homicide Cases
Iqnored in First List
Made by July Panel.
CASSEL IS ACCUSED
OF AIMONE SLAYING
Carpenter Named in True Bill as
Result of Battle With Police.
Two Held in Henry Case.

Oegree are lnCluuSu among 80 IlulCC
ments in the first report made by tht
July grand jury to Justice James M
Proctor today. Five other homicide
cases were included in 81 ignored case
presented during the past month.
Frank Cassel, a former patient a.
Mount Alto Hospital. is accused OF first
degree murder in connection with tht
fatal shooting of DR., Victor A. Aimone
hospital superintendent, July 13. The
tragedy occurred at the hospital about
o'clock in the, morning.
Nicholas A. Long, demented car
penter is also charged with flrst-degree
murder as the result of pistol battlt
with police at his home, 500 First stree
southeast. about midnight July 5. He /!
accused of shooting to death Policeman
Elmer Swanson, officer who had re-
sponded in a scout car to broadcast
of the encounter.
Two Held in Henry Case.
Charles Harris and Harry Davis are
Jointly accused of first-degree murder
In connection with the fatal shooting OF
Milton White Henry, said to have been
an employe of an alleged gambling es-
tabliShment in nearby Maryland. Henry
was killed near his home in front OF
3438 Brown street April 81 about
o'clock in the morning as he was re-
turning home.
The fourth first-degree charge is
against Robert Brooks, colored, who is
said to have shot Reed Johnson, also
cclored, June l in the street in the loo
block of F street southwest. Brooks
died from the shooting.
The grand jury declined to indict
Julia NJ. ziegler, colored, who had beer
held for the fatal shooting of George
Miller, colored, July 6 on Sheridan
road near Twenty-siXth street south
east. The grand jurors also eXoneratec
Cleo M. Smith and George G. Mayse
drivers of two automobiles which were
in collision June Is at Thirtieth and 9
streets, resulting in the death OF Dor
othy Mayse.
Decline to Indict
The grand Jurors also declined to in
dict Jesse Allen, colored, for the death
of Henry Baltimore, also colored. whom
he had attacked with butcher knife
at the general mess kitchen at b. E. r.
Camp Marks July 22.,, Allen is said to
have acted in selfdefense.
An ignoramus was also filed In the
case Of Jane Parker who had been held
by a coroners jury as responsible for
the death of Manzen L. Reed, also col
ored. She SlaShed the man with a
knife June 80 in front of GOT Gordon
avenue northeast, it was charged.
The grand jurors also exoneratec
Arthur D. Vanderburgh, white, and
John o. Timberlake, colored. of re-
sponsibiiity for the death Of Martha
Mosley, colored. Cars driven by the
Sixth and H streets northeast and the
woman was killed.
An unauthorized loan of $1,050 from
the Reconstruction Finance Corpor-
alton forms the basis of an indictment
for forgery against j. Howard Clipper,
a former clerk in the office of the dis
bursing officer of the corporation.
Clipper is said to have taken 20 blank
checks from the Office June 16, to have
forged two for S4o0 each and two for
$125, each Of which weer cashed.
Fraud Charged TO Veteran.
fraud on the veterans administra-
ton is charged in an indictment against
Thomas E. Kaveney, a World War
veteran He is said to have falsely
represented to the bureau that he had
lost his adjusted compensation certth-
cate and procured the issuance OF an
other. Investigation disclosed, it is said,
that he had borrowed money on the
original certificate and obtained an
other to use for a similar purpose. He
was arrested at Norfolk, Va.
Clair B. Mong, former District en-
ploye. was indicted for embezzlement.
It is claimed that he Appropriated to his
own use a total of $1,30l received from
physicians applying for privilege to
practice medicine. He Is said to have
taken SIS June g., Sl25 June 8, and
$l,10l on June 8.
AS the result Of the recent narcotic
roundup the grand jury returned eight
indictments. One charges Patrick j
Kittrick Robert E. Gales and William
w. Kimball with HOUSEKEEPING anc
larceny They are said to have broker
into the National Homeopathic Hospita
June Is and to have stolen Severa
thousand narcotic tablets. Kittrick anc
Alice H. F. Healy are jointly charged
with violations OF the harrison anu
narcotic law and similar charges ar,
made against Samuel Killian. Rober
Gales. James j. Mulligan. Reuben Ros
and JEFF Histon and William A. Grogan
Grogan is also charged with forging {
number of physicians blanks for mar
cotics.
Other Charges Ignored.
Besides the homicide cases ignore
IIlP JuIy dlSO NCS4AAASA " 4AAAASb
Fulton D. Hutchinson, Lawrence A
wilson, Arthur w. Henderson. William
F. Smothers, Robert F. Allen, Floy
Adams, Joseph Brown, Howard Carson
alias Fred De Brent; James Dozlel
Robert Steadman Mariette, Clarenc
Ford and John w. Hawley, joy-riding
Waldeemar Kollontay, alias Waite
Hale. grand larceny and joy-riding
Francis w. Marley and Thomas F
Walsh, housebreaking and larceny
David A Robinson and Charles +
Smith, HOUSEKEEPING; Cleo Dane!
housebreaking and larceny; William
Brown. Burnard Turner and Georg
Mahoney, alias Buss Mahoney, robbery
Thomas Hamilton, Christine Burley
Beatrice Mack, Gertrude James an
William w. Ferrer, assault with a dan
gerous weapon; Morris r. Singer, receiv
ing stolen property; Charles A. Held
rape; Charles j. Danford and Ahme
Abraham, alias Adams, violation whit
slave traffic act; Harry Diggs and Rob
ert Williams, violation national prohibi
ton act, and Max Harris, larceny afte
! trust.
Others Indicted.
Others indicted and the charge
against them include: Henriette Win
ston, alias Henrietta Hunter, non-sur
port of minor child; Kermit Hill, ALA
Roger Thomas, grand larceny and JOY
riding: Buster Somerville, Charles /
Ridgeley, Elmer r. Dorsey, Charlt
Wells. Walter S. Thomas, TheodoI
Brown, Hubert Crayton. Robert Murph
James S. Matthews, George William
Carl Gibson Crockett, Albert William
alias Jus Williams alias James Albel
Williams; Robert Williams, alias Ricf
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