The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-02
) P0LICEMEN
INDICTED IN
CONSPIRACY
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cast of Nationwide News, a sport.
ing information service, which
once operated here but left Wash
fngton under an agreement with
United States Attorney Leslie G.
Garrett, who had threatened to
prosecute the firm.
Phone Aides Seized
Two employees of the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company
were seized in the rain on the al
legged Dietz establishment in the
Albee Building but were not held
in the true-bill returned today.
Hover, the telephone company
later refused to service a legitimate
sport s-broadcaSt establishment
known as National Telecast, Inc,
and forced that firm to discontinue
its service.
Employees of Dietz and Cahill
are alleged to have been Benjamin
Cohen, Percy May, Samuel w.
Larder, Cecil C. Hays, Raymond T.
Reeve, Claude Irving, Samuel B.
Brown, Ray Lawson and Charles
j. Bird.
Alleged bookmakers. said to be
customers of Dietz and Cahill, are
Nuckols, charged with being the
operator of establishments at 1907
and 1909 Ninth st. and 1880 Four
tenth st. N. W.; FloratoS, whose
alleged gambling parlor was at
1924 Ninth st. N. W.; Louis Wal
dron, who is said to have operated
in an apartment in a residential
district; Harry Schmidt, 10l4
Fourteenth st. N. W., and the
Munsey Building; Harry A. Young,
Moe Morgenstein, alleged associ-
ates of Nuckols; Frederick j. Scho-
field, named as the operator OF a
switchboard in a place on Hamlin
Street Northeast; George Mason,
HOO block Fourteenth st. N. w.;
Henry PeloconiS. George w. Shet-
tel, jr., Isaac Nicholson, Walter
w. Davis. Walter H. Dickhout and
Wilbur Dorsey.
Aliases are Cited
Many aliases, such as "The
Fox" "Woppy." and various desig-
nations by numbers, overhead by
the wire-tappers. are set out in the
indictment.
In addition to the large con-
spiracy indictment the Grand
Jury, in it's return, names many
others with substantive oftenSeS
and lesser conspiracies as follows.
Phillip Raymond Davis and Anthony
Sesso. 7S5 Eighth st. n. W.; gaming.
Nicholas Floratos, Vincent Anthony
Clements and Bonnie NJ. Traub. s22-24
Ninth st. N W.; gaming.
William ]. Harvey and Larry Callen-
berger, sos Twelfth st. N. W: gaming.
Harry Schmidt. 1914 Fourteenth st.
Thomas Bernard Back Bernard L.
Benner, Roland w. Dorsey and Hugh
Moore. lilo Fourteenth St. N. W.;
George Mason. Robert L. Nelson and
Hugh Moore, 111s Fourteenth st. N. W..
gaming.
Leo Ignatius Wallace, John n. Slater,
Joseph Hooker Mealey and Joseph F.
Compton. 1927 Fourteenth st. N. W.,
gaming.
Carroll Peyton Nuckols Moe Morgan
stein. Robert A. Murray Anthony T.
Costello, Lawrence F. Pisani, Harry C..
Adams and George Washington Godfrey,
1890 Fourteenth st. N. w, gaming.
Charles H. Kesecker and William W.
Woods, 1909 1 St. n. W., gaming.
Leo I. Wallace, Joseph P. Cauzza,
Joseph F. Compton and Bernard New
yahr. 1906 G st. N. w. gaming.
Jack Robinson, George r. oliver and
Elenora Bieber, 1905 Good Hope Rd.
N E., gaming and numbers.
Harry Schmidt and Harry A. Young,
Munsey Building, gaming.
Carroll Peyton Nuckols' Moe Morgan
stein, Max Wolf. Guy Girard Glenn,
Harry v. Davis, Paul A. Davis John w.
Clark, Joseph H. Linkins, Joe Wolf, Bill
Dietz, Joe Miller. Mike Falcone, Robert
A. Murray and George w. Godfrey, 1907
and 1909 Ninth st. N. w. 1.-TWO indict-
ments), gaming.
Bernard L. Bonner and Roland w.
Dorsey, 1902 L st. n. W., gaming.
Bernard j. Corridor, Howard N.
Fowler and Samuel Schaffer. 1S H st.
Anthony A. Di Genaro. George e.
Di Genaro, As H st. N. W.. gaming.
st. N. W., gaming.
John M. Harris and Nanny Kline, $40
Ninth st. N. W., gaming and numbers.
George D. Craft Clark P. Stockstill
and Harlan E. Lilley, 9OS Ninth st.
N. W.. gaming.
Isaac Nicholson and Howard Michel