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.·~~~~~~~~~o:;!~;~aturatlng it with kerosene \. 1t. He cUmbed down. upon to do s~ by otrlelals CI88S War Prisoners' Ala organl- TJ~()f) to Guard CJ'Owd , Seeing Sacco H el'e Murder Was Noted of Police Killings- Brennan Last Executed OFFICIALS DEFEND RECORD The arrest ot Judson H. Pratt, conl!tructlon company ~uperlntendllnt, recalled today sensatlotlal murders In whloh members of the New York Pj)llce Department were Involved. High Otrlclals at Pc>Uce Headquarters, deeply moved by this newest staIn on the shield, took pains to point out, un- offIcially that the record ha sbeen un- usually praiseworthy, In vIew of the tact that the department cQmprlses 14.000 men. forecast the party would join the <1em~ laid ~hey .ew tne patrolman shpve a !)Ush Pratt :.w~y rrom the wheel and The most notorious murder that onstratinn. ma.n away 1rom \)eh!)l,d the wheel. take take the wheel hlmlei1. ¥ brought dIshonor tc> th!> department Others in the receptIon col'lll'ltlttee. his Place, tur:n the coupe around In Evidence tbat Pratt waB kllled In was the shootIng b! Hern\an Rosen- IB\colraluK to Mre. Mlehelsc>n, were W. S. the 400 bloeJi: of l!laet Fl!ty-seePnd this hlock was founa In the shape of thai, gambler, in front of the Hotel Street, anr:! clrlve It Wel!t, the black bow ot the ribbon of Pratt'~ M~tropOh, near Times Square. On July Mrs. B\ Sbytle, who tells the h!l~. The bull.\ Which killed Pratt 16 19111 the InternatIonal S\ COm- Ellme atory lint! who oays she recognized clipped oI! thiS ribbon t\nd hours later Ro •• n~hal. the underworld knew, wa~ mlttee. MISS Rose Baron of the Sacco- Orah~Il:l, Was Ulother wltn9.!!s. The rest. It was found lyIng In the street: on the verge of revealing many un- Va~zett1 Em3rgancy Oommlttee, Wlll- included. Dr. X. S. Kennard, me/Ucal SuspicIon directed at GU,ham by a savory facts about ga.nbllng and Vice lam Weln.tone of the Worker:s (com- examIner ot 1be Bronx; Patrolm.n Ar- process of elil:nlnatlon of persons who to the Grand Jury. A burst of bullets munlst) l'arty, Benjamin H. Fletcber thur Costa, wllp was caUed when the lutew that Pratt took a $4,700 plLy roll silenced him. POlice Lieutenant Oharles of the I. W. W .. Cella. polleuk: or til\'! coupe with tbe deM man in It wae every Saturda.y from the otrlce of the Becker was arrested. tried tor the mUr- Student Sacoo-VBnzetti Committee and tounrt in the Uosholu Parkway tunnel construction company to a new develOp· der, tound guilty and later executed at LeonardO lrrl.l5lna of the It\lIan Obam~ at Jerome Avenue: Frank A. GibSOn, ment at Firty •• ecolld Street and the Sing Sing. I of Labor. . IMesman who sola Graham an auto- East River. The trial brought to Ught the ac- On the Union Square spoakers' mobile atter t:hc holdup; and Mllrlon One by one ~II those :wIth thIs knowI- tlvltjes of the gunme~-Lefty Louie, l18t were Mr. Van ValkerbUrgll, Carlo Scott and Joseph Kaes, employees of eelge were eliminated. Graham many Whitey, DagO Frank and\Gyp the BlOOd. Tresoll, Mr. Wemstone, Mr. Fr~ln&. Mr_ the Cone)\ Island cabaret, where qra. times had gUa.%ded Pratt a.nd I'ratt had Beoker's Widow, now an assistant Fleteher and BenJamln Gltlow. Powers ham went ot:! hIs party. oome to reg~rel him as a friend as well prIncipal In a public schOol, has always Graham, apparently unworrIed I)y as an olf1elal protector. mlllntab'l.ed that her husband Was not the accmation. was taken to the poUce Reported SIck ~[onday guilty ot slayIng Rosenthal, who had lineup at hea.dquarters thIs mornlu~ Mcused Beck6r-at that time head of and, after faotnS br!el1y the Btare of a Graham had not been on duty Since the strong arlO squad-ot raIdIng Ro- hundred mA&kll!d fellow pOlicemen, WII8 last Monday, .. when he reported elck. senthal's place While proteotlng gam- takel1 to the Dietrlct AttorneY'S otrlce. Inquiry at his' hOllle showed that he' bIers whO paid gratt. Ashes to Be Taken A broad Tonight and tomc>rrow the asbes wefe His fMe bor.e tr\ees 01 his dtbauch- had gone out Saturday morning about Becker died claIming he had been to lIe In state at Stuyveeant C~lno. ery ot Saturd:Ay night, and his gr(1Y 8 o'clock. It 'Was also lea.rned that he \framed.\ ac.qordlng to original plans, 'I'bey were suit was rumpled. had called Pratt at his office and told to be removed from the CMinO on him tMt although be was sick he Wednesday, when Miss Vanzetll 'Will Sweetheart Quizzed would meet h1m alorig his route from ·take those of ber brother to Europe, Graham's sl12eetheart, Margaret Wo- tbe oWce to tbe development and where ad~1t10nal de'l1onstratlclnl are gB.. of lei e~\enty-elgbth Street. would guard blm as usual. beIng organiZ<)d. I Brooklyn, WaA taken to another room . The police theory is that Graham M~morlal services were held In two In the ollice. IShe crIed continually as met Pratt a block from the develop- Manhattan halls yee~rday And In on. tne told everythIng that he.d happened mant, tha.t he Ihot the pr.ymast~r onee Brooklyn meeting place. M:unlclpal durlng the tlnse she !l&W Graham after througn the head md then, stepping COurt Justice Panken, epe.lclng at th.., murder. Pollee said ahe ha. told toto the COupe, drove It five miles to Bryant Ba.lI, 76 SIxth Avenue, told 1,30() everything .. he knows and wlU probably tbe Mosholu Parkway tunnel at Je- lIsteners that Governor FUlJer .b~!l :not be u.ed as ~ 'lWitneM agaInst Graham, rome Avenue and lett it there. been fully convinced that the tViO radl- th-ough aile we.. not taken before the From tho tlm.e pOlice charge he cals were gultty or the soutll atalntree Grand Jury. abandoned the ooupe until 4:30 o'clck murcleu for which they were ~ecuted. While the Grand Jury was hearing in the afternoon, when he bought the Recalllng a conversation. w:Ith the the eVidence Urcady aSl!embled, detec- Buick COUP& for cash at the Glidden- GovernOr a Short tIme betore the Dlen tlv •• worked to clean up the loose ends Buick Company. Broadway and Fifty. were pm; to death, JustIce Panken said of the case. 'l'he)\ fo'Und a waiter to fourth Street, hIs movements ba.ve nOt Mr. FUllet tried to argue with llirq. whom Mlsa Scott bld given the money been traced. He was particular about about the guilt of the Dien. GrlLham had showered upon her dur- gettll'lg a. car of the exact COlor ot Brennan Case Recent One of the most recent lases of a policeman Who u$ed his service re- volver to kUl a man Is that Of Patrol- man JOhn J. Brennan of Brooklyn, thirty-two, a war veteran, who wt>s put to death In tile electric chtlil' at Sing SIng on December :i for the killing Of Samuel Kralnln, a. shopkei1per. Brennan, under the t.nl1uenoe of liq- uor. went to Kralnln '. etore. III need $2 , tI he !la.1d. But the shOpke~per refused angrily, lind there was an argument. Brennan 11red ~ shot Into the ceiling, walked out. Then KraLnln went to the Clymer Street pollce station and made B complaint. \Why .1lOuld he seek IIPP70bation Ing the part.. at Coney Illane!. It !?ratt·s. (Continued Ir017l Page One) from other men It he were con .... lnced In ~mounted to &.IS5. Graham drove .. way from the auto- The patrounan, with other officers of the station, was Uned up In front Of the lIeutenant's desk. Kr\lnln Inform a. t10n given by a witness. He denIed all knOWledge c>f the ehootlng. Patrolman David A. Owens, attachecl to the Marine DivIsion, whtle drunk, went on ~ rampage at Eighth Avenue and Fltty-fifth Street on the nlght of August 6. 1922. Belore' he was brought down with a bullet In his abdomen he had mortally wounded an Innocent bystander and shot a rel- low mexnbtr of the department. In a general dIsturbance of the kind known as a '\'rough house\ In 8 cabaret, In August, 1921, WillIam Fo- garty, asalstant manager, was shot. The bullet came, Wltnes.les said, from the gun of Patrolman John FitzpatrIck of the Charles Street StatIon. At the time. the Hylan regIme wa.s disrupted by a series of charges against pOlicemen for everythIng trom brutality to homiCIde. Old Somerville Church to Go Old 'WOO<\s Methodist Church In Somervllle, N. J., one of Central New Jersey's limdmarks. will 80 under the auctioneer's hammer, September 7, be- cause tll, congregatIon has dwindled from 3()O to nothing, the board ot trnstees Illlnounees. The edIfice was erected seventy-tlve years ago. John Jacob Slater John Jacob Slater, tor twenty years County Clerk of l'assalo Co~nty, N. J., Is dead today in his residence In Pas- selc. He was eighty·four. Be was a veteran of the CIvil War and a de- scendant of Cornelius van voorst who settled in Jersey City In 1~32. THE WEATHER TEUPERATURE ,..-TCtdfll~ r--l'ear AI~ 8 AM 12 M 3 I'll 8.\M 12 M 3 I'M 64 6~ 72 I TO 81 90 al:lIIDI'l'Y SAM .... 07 12:.1 ...... 71 3PM ...... 7S called Otricer MarShall, who lay on the canvas' a few seconds before he swayed to his feet and was knockecl down II.galn. \Why there are even women here anli ~Ome Of them wr.th babies. It Is bo- )\ond me. I can't llnde~stand anybody's enthusIasm fOr fightIng.\ MRS. SNym'S NEXT MOVE To Contend Court Abused Discretion In Ordering Joint Trial SIng Sing Prison, N. Y., Aug. 29.-ln her attempt to escape the electric chair Mrs. :,uth Snyder will not attack the constItutIonality or the law allowing co·de!endants to be tried together but Instead •. Joseph Lonardo, one of her defense counsel, said here today, she will contend that Ille trtal court abused Its discretion and thus permitted tile intrOduction ot evidence which could 110t have been allowed If separate trials had boen !\etd. Several States h~ laws similar to the New York statute permitting joint trials, Lonardo said. and 'they had been fustalned by the United Statos Supreme Court. Tqe trial judge has the d1scretlon of Ordering a JOint trial or separate ~tlals, but LQnordo said tile option waS overre&Ched In tho Snyder- Gray case. Also. he said, the trial was not fair. BANDITS SLAY POLICEMAN Wichita, Ran .. Aug. 29 UPl.-A pom,- man was wounded fatally and two bllndlts wer' shot In a gun fight here early today between two police officers and three bandits. One of the bandits committed suicide by shootIng when theIr car crashed Into a tree atter the poltceman opened tire. and a second was captured a. few'hours l\ter. J. E. Marshall. motorcycle orticer. died an hour after the gun battle. The bandit who was Mptured gave hIs naMe as Charles H. Stalcup, Sapulpa, OkllL. He said his companIon. who committed suicIde was named Barker. 'rho third member, saId to be named Meyers, escaped. DR. GEORGE A, HILL Will Investigate Salvation Army Woman's qomplaint Pollee· mall Beat Her Pollee Commie.loner Warren toe!ay ordered an investigation of charges by a Sa,lvatlon Army worker, a. woman gray-haired and small, that sl!e was beaten With a nightstlok by Patrolman Barnett CoheQ,. at the Bowery and Still- well Avenue, OoneY Island, Saturday night. \I haven't beard of the matter ofl1- cial1y,\ said commisSioner Warren. \1 shall tak<l no further action unttl I receive a repol·t from the commanding Officer Of tile Coney Island statIon.\ The woman Is Mrs. Rebecca Nichol- son. She has been connected with the Salvation Army for many yea,rs and has seen service on the Manhattan Bowery, as well as the newer version of that thoroughfare out II.t Coney Island. She wept and apparentlY was weak with paIn when she appeared before MagiS- trate Steers on the complaInt of the pOliceman. who charged her wIth \ob· structlng trafflo.\ Mrs. Nlcllolaon said she had been commiserating wIth two men the tires ot whose a\ltomoblles had been punc- tured wIth nails. when the patrolMe.n arrested bel'. Tne men whose automo· blle were damaged are Samuel Ehrlich of 1309 Avenue M, Brooklyn, and l!Id· ward Glsburg Of 2139 SixtIeth Street. Brooklyn. Thei\ reported to Cohen, whO was on tramc duty at Stillwell Avenue. that the tires of their oars had been punctured. The men say the patrolman told them ~hey had no right to park their car. on the spot because It was .. taxicab etand and that he refused to allow them to Domain to change tIres. I It was during the 'argument between the motorIsts and Coh<m that Mrs. NIcholson intervened. JOhn Lennon of 293 East 135th Street, a.. chautreur, saId he had in· tervened to aId tile Woman. He. too, was arrested, by Cohen. Mrs. Nlcllolson, Lennon and Cohen appeared before Magistrate Steers. He U.tened to tbe charges made by the policeman and questioned all three. A Monthly Life Income her busbl!.nd·. ashe. In memorial serv- hIs own mind?\ asked Justice Panl<en. Detective H:arry Butts, a pistol ex- mObile company In the car and visIted lcel1. In l306ton or elsewhere. \The Governor said, 'Do you know pert. exlltnlnc~ a cartridge shell picked hie slster·in·law. Mrs. John W. what 1\ pickle I should havs been in 11 up by a boy near the place where the Gt~ham, wl!e or a sergeant at PoLIce pOInted at Brennan. A sergeant started to take. away his shIeld. BAROMETER 8 All .. 2003 12 M •.• ~O.!l~ 'VlND 3 I'M ... 20.92 Naval Astronomer and Writer Dies Would you like to know \ It would cos1: to guarantee $100., $200., or $500. monthly for life t~ your wife, children or otber de· pendents, income guaranteed thr~ life insurance? ~Iemorlal to Be Beld tile committee 1 appointed too lrlV98~ coupo \VIIs fooznd. It waa It .38 caliber Headquarters. Ht! also saw Mls!l Wa. At '799 lItoIidway, headquarters of tIgate tile cue hae! dIvided tlV~ to one ehel!, lle sald,~ the same caliber liS the gan and pJve her $900 to keep for him. till! ooflll!l1ttee. Which planned the against me?' The Governor &ppo1nted PoUce Department revolvers. It wae \You dirty squealer-that·s the last squealing yOu 'J) ever do.\ Brennan shouted, and drew hIs gun and shot the complaining cItIZen. WOOl Bttuare ceremony, %10 wprd of men he 'knew' would not dis.pea wltl1 ba.dly erushed. but DeteCtive Butts llJ Spent $500 at Coney the r;ontroverq had been receIved un- him or wJth the Bllck Bay crowd.\ tryIng. to esta:bllsh that It was !Irecl Thtln he telepboned his old friend, Smith Refusel! to Act tn' reporters telephoned. It was an- trom Graham>>! reVOlver. BerlOan, and suggested the Coney At the trial 'his hefense was that . :nounced. the memorl~1 would be held In a.ddltlon to Graham, another po- Island pe.rty, saying he ha.d come Into!\ he was so drunk at the time he waEl accpt4lng to achedule. Policeman Indicted lIcema%l, Oscar Berman, a lifelong friend '5,000 legacy 1rom an aunt In Albany. not responsible for his actions. A pe- The COJlllllit~ In charge of the in Pay Roll Murder of the accused man. has been suspended Berman al!l'e~ to go along, al'ld they tltlon for clemency WAS sent to Gever~ U:nlon 8qu~re meeting pre!Ucted an at- trom tlle force. Berman admitted that went to tbe Boardwalk Club, where nor SnlIth by 1.600 business men ot tend.nce of 100.000. 'The commIttee (ContlnuC<Z from Page One) he and Grahun went on a wild patty Graham. drlnkln~ Ilea.vlli\ Illvlshed $20 the Williamsburg seotlon, But ~e predicted, al.eo, that the meeting would WM take~ to tho Tombs. T1:l.ere hiS at Coney Islan~ Saturday night, spend- bills on entertainer!, walters and news. Governor refused to acl. be entirely peaceable. ' attorney, 'Thomas C. McDonAld of 32{), Ing almost a tbollSand dollars. Berman boys. Patrolman WIIJlam SlInrland was ar- There WAS, however, one threat Of Broadway, conferred with hUn. tsald Graham f.old him the money was After he had been questioned for rested on the nIght of July 17 on a troUble. In Union Square a platform The unprecedented ,peed with which' a legacy. s\me time the cale was tamed over charge of killing Mrs. Ohrlstlna Quln- '-~ erected e.nd on It Wa.tl placed a. the case hIlS moved since Pratt was Graham's re.cord shows that he was by District Attomey Ncc...~ehan to the lan, wlte of Matthew QUinlan, a. travEl- wooden pyramId about three feet hIgh. found deM In hI. coupe In Tbe Bronx appolntetl to the 1'01lce Department Manhattan B.uthorltles. At J\rst he Ing auditor 10r the American Telephono topped by the clenched II.IIt of labOr. Saturday w1l1 be continued. a.ceordlng December 2, 14124. He was attached to denied tbe cabaret party, hut later he and Telegraph Company, In the Qulnlau On tha tac ... of the p:\Uamld was the I to A tl DIstrIct Attorney :Elast.lngs. the Eaat 126tll and West 152d Street a.dmltted It, saying sullenly that spend. apartment at 51 llennett Avenue. legend: \sacco and Van.zettl, murdered and ~~~am may go on trIal ill twO stat10ns before he went to the East Ing his \legacy\ was no crime. Sharland, who had, It was said. per- Ji,ugwt 23, 192'7, by capltallstlo jus-' weeltS. Flrty.lIrst Street station. elsted for two years 1n a 1utlle attach- tice.'· Within the pyramid tho urns I \ 800 U Fl ment tor Mrs. Quinlan, said Mrs. Quln- contaIning the ashes were to repose: \We've got a s~rollg cau. .ald Mr Nlnl.> De .. ellctlons on Record pstate ee leon had shot herself. He was unable during the service, I Hastings. as lIe Imrrleq from Ibe Grand \ He has bee:n charged with the fol- as Dam Gives Way to explain the firing of a second ehot The Ilponsor~ ot the demonstration: Jury room. \we have .~ound an cye- lowIng derelletlons of duly: I tbat bllbded him. pl~nned to h.\ thls platform. carrIed; wltnes5 oj the shooting. August 1, l02~-Absent from patrol I (Contlnueci from Pau~ One) A restaurant owner, WillIam PIerce. 'on the shoUlders of sympathizers: ThIs was the !irBt announcement lin a candy st.oro; reprimanded. and rescuing hundrad! of persons Just Of 140 Broad Street, was shot and tbrough tne Etreets to Stuyvesant Ca. that detectives had (ound \ny one who before the water clime sweeplllg down k!lled In an argument with Detective Ille NIn '~ ., , B h'~ ~ • ..\ {he murder. nltllOlUlb three December S~. 192t>-Careltssly dis· ., ..... Mttt ~n~ ccond Avenue, ~ eO; -,~ - c~-. I I t on them. JOhn T. Sullivan oj the Old Slip sta· 8 A~J..SW 10 12 )1 ... SW 8 8 PM ... S 14 Cklvernment Weatber Report FOrCCll.8t tor Ne.w l'ork CUr tll\d YieinHy: Par-Uy (\\loud}\ tonight aud Tuesday: probably showers tonight: modorate to tre&h weat. wind. Eostern New York: :;;omewhat o\\el't'illst: probably showers In so\ttll porli()n tonigbt and In nortb: rorttou tonight an.1 'tuesday; not lUm\h ('hnnge in t~lX1peraturo: mode-rate to freslJ west wlnds. EBstern Ponnsyl\\unfa: Some- whnt OVE\rrRst tonJgbt D.lld 'l'u~sdnn not Quite fiO cool Tuesday: moderate 'We-fit aDd llorthwi'st \finds. NoW' JefSel\: Somewhat o'\'et~ast to- n1aht ftad Tuellday~ preceded by showers in north portion tonf~ht: not 1l1U~b ~hllnge In tChlpcrnt UfO: moderate to frE'Bh v.'£'st iUld Dorthw£ls.t winds. South(lrn N\w Englund' Shower, tl)ntgbt and probably rlCBd8Y morn: Ing: not: mUl'b ~hange In tempe Il.turc: fr('sb 80Ultl, flbltUng to we~t. winds. 'orlhl'rn N{'w England: Rain tonight and Tuesday: not mU('b ('hRnge In temperature: mod('oratc to frN.ll 80Ulbrnst wimt8. St(>nmC'fs dl'lmrtlng todny illr };ur\()IICo.n ports will hn:r~ frpsh Wl>8t Winds nnd [)Vert'Dst. Bbowery ~e-ath('r with tog (lIT tlm const. to tbo Grnud Danks. Weatller CondItIons SUHrlal\ tnarning IIgbt rains 'Wprp r\portt>d gr>Derlllly from Nt\w York l1nu !\pw Englaud nna from s~·-ntt{lred p()lnts In tho- W(,fltrrn MtsslHBIPIJI wnlershcd. the central .RO<'ky Mountains RDd the Plldflc Northwest. This mornlng·s reports IIllow raln~ In .At1anUC> Stat('s north (It thl1 Potomae Rlwr. lu the filler M:iI811Sf!lippl an!l l<lwr>r .. Arknnsns l\ollt'SI th(! centrnl Rocky 1I1cuntalIlS anll the (!xtrpm; NorthWest. A shflUoW depr(lSBlon. lowpst bnromot~r 20.811 at Cllnton. N. Y., l'O\Gta mCtSt of the North Athtntlc States. while tbe h'~h (1st pressorC', 30,:W. III (\harted at S;vdne-.r. l'ap~ nl'E'ton Isllnd. hloat stnti(Jl1a rrport II mod- erate change to ~8rln(O-r 8int'e Sunday. Ob.llervtlllona ot Unltp(J State. ,,\path\'f DUT(I[lU fllnUonA, tnk\ at 8 A, ).l todJl~. Sel'\entl fitth m~rlditl.n time: th h I b witnesses said they saw GraDam t~ke ~rge. revo .. er n a. res aurant, In· as soon as e gat er ng ro~e up. j I . Jl t . Rae. to Higher Gronnd tlon on May 17. 192«5. SUllivan was They admitted they hoel • permit the dead man's place at the wheel of ur ng a man, ned wenty days pay. 'r.mperature Rnlnfnll f hIs car with a. slumped fol'01 beelll,e March 6. 1!'25-Absent trom reserve The district I. III the back hills and Indicted for first degree murcler. He Lao. 24 hro. Barom· LOBt or .a procession and they also agreed two hOUr&; JlDed one dQy. few 01 tbe !armera hac! telephones. As InSisted he was innocent. Ahil.n,. rdff h 11~\V :fri·IR 2~ bra -::I~~:r ibnt most of the demonstrator. woulcl blm. I A j I th t f J tl M Alhnny . O! 60 2ll M 4 is n.ln f otmln line behind th·pl\tform. Mr. Haatlngs said that he wIll get May 3, 1925-lmproper patrOl for 3sl a restuhlt, dWhenttllCel1 rtlllngHOwauter btrOthke ury n e cour 0 u ge an- Allan'\ .. 78 6> an. OR ,·I.or 1 • • ~ It was In touch with DistrIct Attorney lIan- .lU1nute8· tined one.hUt day over e am a n On ow a e <lUSO In General Sessions heard the evl- ~~~~~~r.CI~~: ~g ~5 ~ ~~ .02 rl.nr eo~ dered certaIn the police would ton Ill! soon M poss.\bl. and a:1ter con· I J ~ 1926 I1n . t I b north elld at the valley, It was Impes- tlence lind sought for twenty-nve hours nlsrnorcI;: .... 84 5> 2~.~R .14 f1~~~y break up the parade. une. - proper pa ro. a - sible to warn the dwellers down below to reach a verdlot. When they were noston ...... 02 5H' 20.04 .Ri, \Iondy sUlting hIm will set 8 dat& lor the. sent from rel1<lvlng POint and failure to . . Du!!'.I, .. , .• 70 !6 20 Dr. .02 ,'Iolldy Grand Central Guarded trlnl at whlcb he w1ll ask the eLectriC I l' 11 d'. d The l100d brake in the early hours stili at seven to !lve for conviction and Cbarl\t<tn .: 711 04 '012 1\ ,I'y .\ s sna. ne .. Wo ays. f th 1 Th dd I I f d dl k d J dg M n dIs har d Chicng ...... 7R 02 ~O.I\ 'Iouds Inspector Patrick J. MCCormack was chair for the patrolman 0 e morn ng. e su en sw r 0 ea oc e. u e a cuso c ge rJnolnlllltl ..• 70 ,0 \0 OR \'.or at Washington lV ash in g ton. Aug. 29 (A').-Dr.1 George A. Hill, ';licit-nlne. senior os-I tronomer of the Naval Observa.tory and a.uthor of many widely known astro- nomical trea.tlses, Is dead here. Your inquiry ;n ... il~4 William S.' BlIzzar~ 115 Br().ilway, New York I ust 49 Inches height! • tn I September 25, 1926-Absent from I t aI ed t k h II th SUlII tid I d \1 N. d IH no ao M 1'Iacert In command ot the police detaU Pratt the murdered man, was e.n t Ifl t wa er arm arm. wor ers .... 0 ve em. van WBB r e age. n an 1J:~'\·or n •. ::: 70 ~8 ;!9 on .02 \loUM .at the Square. Deputy Inspector Archl- asslsta~t engineer of T E. Rboaa.s & ra cpos ten mInutes; reprimanded. in shacks along tho creek cha.nnel. the jury disagreed. nOl\lt •.•.• 72 58 30 011 ::I~~g; I bald McNeill was his asslsta.nt. and I CO, contractors. of 234 MndLson Ave- Octoblir-Il. l~26-Absent fro!p spe· Their shouts warned neighbors, who The Indictment was dIsmissed on ~!l~~~ton.:.:: ~~ ~ ~~'.~~ .02 ~~;~\ their force lncluded two \\ptaIM. live nue. He was treacherously lUlled by clel trftlflc post five mInutes: tined ran tram their homes for higher land. April 25, this year, by Judge Nott on Indtollnpolls • 7R 112 :10 or. \lou I h It d I Jlh'ksonvlll~ 4 78 nil 300B ( l(lat lieutenants. thirty sergeanto. 250-foot Graham, It IS cha.rged. while Graham a ay. I drivIng cattle Bnd horses ahead of the recommendatIon of Assistant Dls- Knn ... City •• TS or. 3000 , IDudy patrolmen, fifteen mounted men and I was supposed to be guarding; lite pay January 27, 1927-Absent from posl them. . trlct Attorney Brot~ers. l:~~I~?fi:l'~:: ~~ ~~ i~ Z~ f.l~~~y the entire bomb and IndulOtrlal squads. I rOll, whIch apparently was tbe motive' froty-Jlve minutes. fined -one dol'. I As the morning 1I'0re on, more water otller Sl'ylngs ~lInml. ••••• DB H 3002 .02 Pl.d·, I d d d th 11 S It ·a Milwltllkf'e .... 18 M 3(102' (,Ioudy numbering about 25 eBcb. Another i tor the crIme ' Juno 211. 1927-Absent from school escen e upon e va ey. oon ~.w Url\n •• n~ 1<1 300' (,IOlld, • 8pCclal complement of policemen was Graham, sIX leet three Inchcs tal!.! cross!ng fllt\\,n minutes; charges dIs. 'Was racIng fast and furious over Patrolman John R. Soden, attached ~.w York •• O~ 02 2lI.n4 1~ '\Inudy tssigned to keep ord~r at Grand Cen- I husky and nandfome, known In the I missed. I farm houses anel barns. sweeping dead' t\ the Glendale stal1on. was arrested ~:f:t~~'S\cliS:n :§ ~g:gi Tr;,·. ~~I~~ 'hal Terminal. I neIghborhoOd lle PlLtroUed as \TGe 1 Inve.Ugating Graham's lite before he I anImals and debrts ()n the crest. In on January 20, 1922, tor the fatal ~r,tl:g,;:;;I:la.: ~~ gff i;l g~ .1G n~~~~ T!;le ashes were te aTrl\e at Grand' Shick\ and \Handsome:' w:as under I became a pMlcen~an detectives found I places the wBter spread for a mile and shooting of John McGuIness. a patIent Portland. Me. 62 58 20.011 1.:i.i l'Joudy eustody of Mrs Sacco and Miss van-I heavy guard In the Dlstrl.,t Attorney's I that he had been e\':ployed ll5 ~ guard i a halt to two mllos. until 10.000 acres in St. VIncent's Hospital. ~:ittll~~~;' ~ity 19 ~g ~X·~~ :::~~~~ \ &ccompanled by Pown, HapgOOd. offIce M the witnesses told tbelr elory I ror the BrInk Express Company of 149\ were covered. The shooting occurred durIng a Sau Antonio • n~ 16 29.9B Pt cl'y Nrs. Henderson. I.ldlnO Fell,-anl and I to tit. Orar.d Jury. Fcarlllg; lllAt be BrOadway. T~ls company speclallzos In RalllS Make Wllter RI.. \friendly tussle\ In a saloon. Sud- .~:~ ~::~:'Is;'~ ~i g~ ~~.~~ :::~~~~ Nrs,. Ella. Reeves Bloor m1gih attempt su1c1de. pottce have transporting pa: rolls by armored car. The refugees w~re picked up by denly McGuiness fell with three bullet ~n\81I\nb •.. o' lit :UI.12 •• .'Jur I h t wounds. He died refusing to name ~ Pt·. \I.\uts\·.·.·. 8\2 ~! 23 9 0.\0'2 TracE' ,'loud,.. A committee of IOC81 sym!'athlz o \ watched him closely since Is Ml'elIt a In recent -till'S several 01 theIr cars I motor. parttes and carrIed to the towne 0.\ .. CI.hr th f d k ..- d-y '\ f PI V II his '\osaUant SOden was arrested on $1 I'.ul ... 72 \6 2' n~ .02 \ ... 'Was appOinted to meet the party i c end 0 n run on 'pr,. yes =r m have been held up, the detectives said. 'I 0 easant a ey, Wa.pplngers Falls, ~ . W •• hln;::\\ .. 70 .. 0 \0.'0 Cloudy. at the termInal. The trip to UnIon. morning. 'and they .. ro endeavorIng to learn Clinton Hollow and Schultzvllle. Food Square Wft.S to be made by automobile. I Womnn Ca,hler Testlttcs whetller Qrallam was a guara on a.ny supplies. aeoordlng to word received ;and, bommlssloner Warrm had agree1! One of the prIncIpal witnesses, the or the trillS ~bl¢h ended In robbery. Mre, are\ su:ttlclent to eare for the there mlgbt be a \reasonabl esco\t.' second to go before the Grand Jury, homeless. The women and. children but no ambitious procession. : \'1M MIBs Ellzabeth I Stock. cillbier of Graham wes arrested early yesterday were taken at once Into the housllS The personnel of tbe committee ap.· the Rhoades Company. She made up when he drove up to Ills home at 209 ct local people. pOinted to meet the train \\a' a pOint I the pay roll for whIch Pratt. was mur· :ast k sevent);'.tour:h d St~et. In a ;:ew 1 Farmen, standing on the hlghltmds of controversy between 1 wo glOUps at, tlered It was reported that she marked ule coupe paIn ':n ro n s egg h u~ \ld surveying tile wreck ot theIr saccO _ Vanzettl sympathizers The' some oj the $20 bills In the pay roll. Pr thO same ~olor as d e lCoutPhO I~ w Ic property, sa.id the flOOd camo 'WIthout I I att was m'Urdere. n e ... r were llatne. of the members were made pub- but poUce were reticent on tilnt poInt fbI b h v.arnlng. Tho water has been risIng llc by Mr!. Clarlna Mlchelso!1. spokes· When Oraham was arrestee! he had I a Ilal -dozen' ott oS 0 campagne. teas a. result of recent raIns. The torrent Jrli>n for tM Sacco·Van ... ttl Memorial' some $500 1n hIS pockets. and It was remains oj tbe ali-nIght part.y at coney: spread for a distance of thirty Miles. Committee. I poInted out that If Miss Stol>k Wa\IISJand. It fiooded tbe hOllies Of 8ummer camp- Slie listed W\lIII\.ll\ Karlin as the rep. able to Identify any of thIs Dloney tbe In Grahaen's pockele pOllee round ers at Rochdale alld swept down upon t~Sl!ntatlve of tbe Socialist party Au· cas. would be almost cllncbed:. Mr. $524.S4. The coupe had cost him $1.650 the lake Dt Wappingers Falls. gust Claassen,. secretary to tl;le party.' Hasllng. was as secretive DS tho pollee 1 Volunteers. manning rowboats. res· .'!Iertert t11e SOcIalists were remainIng concernIng her evidence loash. M:oorlSln to Berman, Graham cued many residents of the Rochdale ! A_ 1 h d t tl d th I . spent about $1,000 at coney Island a .~t rom t e emons ra on an at The other witnesses Included Charles I camp dIstrict, as the \Vater orumpled Mr. Karllll's name was used wIthout 1 Altnno ton years old ot 412 Eas. Fifty· I Frorn Miss Wogan pollee got $900 which cottages and overflowed the Alba.ny post -Uthorlty I'\ Graham gnvO) her Ie. te Saturday nftel'· t .. . 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Telel>llono MurMlY Bill 1m34 Brcok]yn-J!Jntbu~h & Hear()rd Avenues , \ take part. appearIng as an In· \ for he was. attached to Ill. Eas~ FIJt y .\ After GrahlUn·. arrest detectlves were statlon~d B.t torty places along the \lviClual It hIs party did r.ot wish to [first Street statIon. Both said Ibey saw tound the toree wltnes. In the block' at I creek to warn \\1J~y motorIsts. If tne M rellresenled. A hurried meeting of hlln on Saturday m<trnlng In a. coupe I Flfty·second Street and Eas.t J!,lvor. flood does not abate hy this evening. $i)clal1st leaders \'as c~lIed to decide such as that In which Pratt wss found where Pl'8tt was 1I111ed. who said they It was fea.%ed tl1at the damage to • 'Wlia.t polky to a.dopt, a.nd it was d,~ad mile. awarl In The Bronx. Tbey saw Orallarl! let intI) Platt', .etlan, bridges woUld 1:>= aevere, .. , \ . j\ .1 C ~~~---=~==~~~~~~--~·~·8 -. , \ ( < , .. , .