The evening world. Newspaper, August 26, 1920, Page 10

Contending It Had None, Edison ; Company Wouldn't Buy and Detectives Posing as Drivers} consirmed. ‘The gas company had no Trap Strikers Who Seize | record titte, but the decision hotde that Trunk on Auto. lented possession for fifty year® taxes IBettioment of the strike of the em- of the Westcott Express! to nutid fram low water mark, the State Company and of the New York) now has no claim, Transfer Company, which has cuused| Judge Callaghan han yet to decide a JB congestion of baggage at railway) "Vit for $1,000,000 againat the “Edison stations and some of the piers is ex- pected by the Md of the present) onoenty. ‘week a a resuit of the conference}*’ to-day between representatives of the men and the companies with ‘Acting Public Service Comminsioner| HAD TO EAT FROM A TUB. F Barrett, who baa been accepted as Two detectives started to drive an Wins Suspended Sentence, automobile away trom the Fort Lee) When his wife made him eat from a Ferry with a trunk in the front seat|tub while the “Star Boarder” ate from yesterday afternoon when three mon jumped on the machine and seized|~ the trunk. Two of the men were ar- Tested and said they had both been| [ihe ‘employed by the Westcott Expres: Company and described themselves as Joseph Ballard, twenty-seven, a chauffeur, of No. 1,973 Third Avenue, and Willlam McElroy, a helper, of No. 3,135 Broadway. Gargan locked them up on charges of attempted grand larceny at the 42%6th Street Station. The ranks of the strikers remained nd non-union taxicab drivers, in refused to handle trunks. But in accordance with the city’s icense rogulations, the taxi men took eure, a8 usual, pase Cashel, International * the companies had invited the strike, or, a8 he termed it, “the lookout,” in the hope of getting higher rates and at the same time shunting responal- bility for this upon the un'on, This was denied by both companies, , Commissioner Gilobrist, upon hearing reports that some taxi- cab drivers were gouging travellers, joned inspectors at the terminals. J. J, McKenna, business agent of Teamsters’ Union, said to- hat efforts to prevent a gen- @ral strike were being continued, but Bothing definite had been accom- + plished. eheeenaca: KILLED WHERE MOTHER DIED Former Service Man Gtrack by ‘Train at Jersey Cronsing. John Mangold, twonty-six, a former rvice man, was killed this morning by lantie City flyer of the Philadel- & Reading Railroad when at the Passmore Avenue crossing at Hammoa- ton, N. J., the train struck @ motor Sout was driving. . & year ago Mangold’s mother killed at the Same crossing, which is unprotected by guard or gates, Se ete hilo Fell From Fifth Avenue Window, Chester Husten of No, 250 West 188th Street while cleaning windows to- eighth floor rear of No, th Avenue, fell and was tilled GAS COMPANY GETS WATERFRONT TITLE another wife, Is Being Sued for $1,000,000. pany to waterfront propefty aiong Hud son Avenue recently offered for sale to the New York Edison Company wad inasmuch as there had been uncon had been paid, and the State had es tadlished @ bulkhead line up to which abutting property owners were entitled Company by the gas company for fall- ing to carry out a contract to buy the ‘The defense of the HAlson Js that the gas company had — ‘ompanry not @ valld title, Self-c ry, Police Captain SHIRTS $1.75 many union All refined colors. 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