The evening world. Newspaper, May 12, 1913, Page 12

SIX YEARS IN SING SING FOR PROGRESSIVE TAKE Open defiance of Court and a declara- tlon that he was going to be an expert safe-cracker when won for eighteen-year-old Ignatiua Muth REPUBLICAN PARTY: Sing. Muth was convicted on Friday be- fi National sii Will Be) fore County Judge Fawcett and @ jury ® Brookiyn of burglary and petty lar- ceny, The boy has been a persistent of- Urged to Call Convention to Discuss New Policy. record and neveral against him. 7 CHICAGO, May 12.~After the con-|® u ference of Progressive Republican Yedders here to-day ex-Gov. Hadley of Missourt stated that ‘a coalition of the Republican party and the Progree- @ivo party is not only desired but ts Being sourht.” Mr. Hadley explained @hat this end was being sought by the give you & chance to reform.” “I don't give a damn where you send me," shouted back the bey. “I am innocent. The police have been hound- ing me. When I come out again I will be an expert safe cracker.” ‘Very well,” said Judge Fawcett. Feventation in future conventions and make other radical changes, so that the Party shall stand “for constructive and Progressive activities in the affaira of Government.” “Does the suggestion to reunite the Derty means that those who joined the Progressive party are to be asked to ome back?’ Senator Cummins was asked. “It means, just as I have sald before, that the convention would be a sort of 'e Supper and all those who be- Maved. might partake,” replied Senator thine, After the conference, which ad- Journed after being in session for two Gaye, the following statement was given attempted reform of the Repibiican Barty fo that conectontious Progres-| You shall serve six years in Sing Sing. @ives who left the party last fall could; That le the Judgment of this Court.” rejoin. Muth's practice was of taking two ‘The conference decided to ask the Re- | #mall boya with him and sending them Publican Nationa? Committee at ite| {nto houses, compelling them to steal meeting May 24 at Washington to issue | for him. @ ¢ail for a national convention this nok Nak MItiaee dona ieee ma ee aie ees 20 YEARS IN SING SING reorgani e party “along pro- gresatve lines,” Senator Albert B, Cum- FOR TWO MORE GUNMEN. mins of lowa, Senator William E. Borah —— of Idaho and ex-Gov. H. 8. Hadley, to- | Judge Fawcett of Brooklyn Tells wether with other leaders at the con- ference, agreed that the proposed con- the Gangsters They Will vention shall change the basis of rep- Get No Mercy. County Judge Fawcett of Brooklyn will break up gangs of gunmen and Bole “up men if severe punishment ean be made effective, Last week he sent one of the ‘Bear Cat" Levy gang to Sing Sing for twenty years. He im- posed similar sentences to-day on two more of the same gang. Biaggio Bocct and Biaggio Corretto, with Martin and Oraso Dormat!, on March 2% held up and robbed William Smart, Joseph Sasea and William Wal- ler, The hold-up and robbery took place in front of No, 17 Division avenue and happened about midnight, Barly in the morning the two men just sentenced were arrested in a saloon with some of the stolen goods on them. Later on the Dormati brothers were picked up by the police, In addition to revolvers the Gangatere all carried blackjacks. In sentencing Boce! and Correlio Judge Fawcett said that they and their kind need expect me mercy from him. “At an informal conference of Re- blicane from eleven Staten held in Chicago, May 12, 1918, it was voted that it. be submitted to the National Republican Commit:se as the opinion ot hag Present that a national con- —_——— vention of the party should be held 4 tae veas al ca earhd & tate ae ake be woe BALL SHOULD GO practicable for the purpose of coneid-| IF SUNDAY GOLF LF Is PLAYED. efing the expediency of changing the basis of representation in future con- ventions eo the the delegates shal! pro- Mayor Gaynor M Makes a Pertinent Remark as Result of Sunday Stroll. Mayor Gaynor sald’ to-day: ‘Tes, 1 went about @ little yesterday to see “Also for the purpose of changing the ply ve were doing. Z ow Ler Pules relating to delegates and mem- men on the ~\>) bers of the National Committee #o that | Park Parade Ground in Brooklyn at all ‘Ghe primary election laws of the vari-| eames at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. ‘y ous States shall be recognized and have Better for them to be there than in some y full force, and aleo for the purpose of | *#/00n or worse place. It Is now nearly 4 making such otber changes in the|® Yeer seo that I caused this aplendid qathods of conducting national con- | "e!4 to be thrown open to outdoor games Ventions and campaigns as shall con- /O" Sunday afternoon. T neve ot et tice to giving the utmost possible of- |1°N* that much as Mayor. No one can take thet away from me. I felt big as 1 Seat to the principles and policies of | witnessed the result yesterday. And a Jot of the boys thanked me. “The boys have as much right to piay ‘pall on Sunday as the men have to play golf. And there is no law against it. But they should all go te church in tho forenoon, “I ulao went to Coney Island. There gene! that the will of the members of the yy may be more accurately sient » ? “It wae further the opinion that such ® convention might properly and use- fully take any other action desirable to Peunite the party and to give assurance ‘@at it. stands for constructive and Progressive activities in the affairs of Government, to the end that the com- 8 on Weltare’ way be atv vee ieee crowd of good, orderty peo- “It was thd unanimous belief of those present that the chang-s suggested Should be made forthwith, and that the ‘National Committee be urged to take Sa steps to such an end.” Ai din edt sues AL. ADAMS'S DAUGHTER Mise Aleten's Hes- Have Ren Up Bit. ‘8 House for Private Pa- at No, % West Sixty-firet street sult In the Supreme Court to-day ——— WANTS MARRIAGE ANNULLED. Freak Arneld, Theatrical Manager, Begine an Action, Frank B. Arnold, @ theatrical man- ager, began an action in the Supremé Court to-day to annul his marriage to Mrs, Bertha Arnold, No details of the action could be learned, for the com- plaint bas not been filed, and it was waid at Mr. Arnold's attorney's office fe recover $108.83 from Mrs. Ida Ander- - wite of Dr. Anderson of Carmel, of tnam County, N. Y., and former wife , of Jack Gallatin. the one-time Broad- + way ncsgee Mrs. Ander was the of Al Adams, “Polley eau mons in the suit at her ‘apartment, Ne, 17, in the Mayfatr, No, 198 Weat lee reen Mayfair aid to-day that Mrs, Arnold the Srerting to the complaint in the ac- " the City Directory Mr, Arnold's ad- Anderson, then Mrs. Gallatin, |@ress ts given as No, 18 Weat Forty- entered Miss Alston's for treatment cn| seventh street. et @arch he ngs Bhe gery there until “ April & of the in a same iaterveniog, it HY ‘siloned |, whe 8 bill Ke) = which abe has since! ‘The eanere ri the action were serve! ink of Washington, wen- rid of it. iq Inited Btates District Court at New-| Probably it’s weak kidneys. ark to eight years at hard labor in the Btate Prison of New ey. 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The number of the car was caught by Patrolman Vital! ag the machine whizzed by him on Lexington avenue. Newman and five other men were on their way home from a christening party given by Christian Hart at No, 92 Kast One, Hundred and Thirty-elghth streat. When the automobile pulled up on the middle of the bridxe one of Newman's friends in passing made some remark about one of the women in the car, A fight followed and Newman fell with a stab wound In the back. As the car flew by him west on One Hundred and Twenty-fi.th street Patrol- man Fairclough opened fire un it, alming at the tires of the back wheels, hut emptying hie revolver without hittung them. Before Vital! could fire at it the machine wan out of range. Newman was attended by Dr. Cassassa of Harlem Honpital and atter his wound ‘was dressed insisted on going home. ‘The six men told conflicting stories of the midnight battle on the bridge, the police say. ' 1 | | WANTS BLAKE INDICTED | IN ARAN OF LES FOR REPORT ON ON PRIN day & deritaties of wt fears 18 BNE deere ORS. Gets Number of Kennedy Declares Pecan Be HT. ake Up Charges With Grand Jury and Prosecutor. OSSINING, N. ¥., May 12.~Agent and | Warten John 8. Kennedy of Sing Sing | prison, after reading the excerpts in the morning newspapers of the report made to Gov. Sulzer by George W. Blake, the Governor's special investigator, declared ho sould at once proceed to action, and that the first thing he would do would be to ask pa hehnnamntetacl County Grand B. Altman & On. will continue to-morrow (Tuesday) An Unusually Important Sale of Women’s American-made Muslin Underwear at Exceptionally Low Prices 'FANh Avenne, 34th anh 35th Streets, Nem York, ' GRAND RAP/OS FURNITURE ( and Make Your Own Terms Our Terms Apply to New York, New Jersey, Long Island and Connecticut DELIV- $4. 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