The evening world. Newspaper, October 9, 1914, Page 7

FEIN “SQUEALS” AND ACCUSES EAST|é: ~, SIDE LABOR MEN lon of in. ‘Whit tive Agency at No. had been en, —-——— “Dopey. Benny,” in Revenge] w’ for Arrest, Bares Crimes for Last Five Years, testimony that Boores of a8 rein was arrested down in Rosenthal, tain any evidence fu be always at on atrikebreakers. will be repeated . Detectives are at so it is ined evidence substan- ating the gang leader's statements. Fein hes the Assistant District- names of ajl who em- Bloyed him and the dates of his ac- at the head of his strong arm wang hg cleaning out “closed” shops. Yn thie work many strikebreakers or “eoabe”’ were injured. In this Fein has been alded by a diary kept. Mince his arrest and commitment to the Tombs on a charge of extor- tion Fein has been hot under the col- lar against those who, he believes, are responsible for his icament. He was arrested Sept. 18 on complaint of Benjamin Saimovowits, President of the Butchers’ Union at No. 151 Clin- ton street, while accepting $50 in marked money. Fein has claimed that this $50 was part of $500 owed him by Salmovowits for breaking up a butchers’ strike on the east side several weeks previously. After Fein was indicted Judge Wad- hams in the Court of General Ses- sions fixed his bail at $15,000. Two other indictments, one for assaulting & policeman, the other for cartying a revolver, are pending. In his statement to the prosecutors Folin declares that he is a product of New York conditions. Always pop- ular in the vicinity of where he lived, | at No. 104 Forsythe etrect, he gath- | ered around him a retinue of youths | ready to do his bidding. He was soon sought by men who had axes to grind agzinst, business rivals, and says his were bougnt by officials of , labor unions. Many of Fein's state- ments made to the assistant attorneys substantiate evidence lon, District-Attorney Last fall evidence con- necting, ‘ast Side lavor leaders with murders and felonious assaults was ced in the hands of Mr. Whitman Max Sulkees of the Empire Detec- turers to run down mysterious kill- ings and assaults of their employees during labor troubles. Several os es ee sd filed is ‘e oaid to have | ‘farntaned the it- Attorney a corroborative crimes have been | has been arrested time . 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