The evening world. Newspaper, January 10, 1922, Page 12

12 THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUAR: 10, 1922. 9,027 ARCESTS, 37 CONVICTIONS FOR LIQUOR LAW VIOLATIONS, 30 Per Cent of Cases Brought Under Mullan- Gage Act Never But Thrown Out by Magi Reached Grand Juries, strates—One Lone Conviction in Queens Scored by “Drys.” The production of t Gay by the District Att Of Queens County ma resume of the operations @ Mul- | idtocen lan-Gage Act in Greater New York Queens during the eight months and a halt) }, following its passage in 1921, Com- ji, plete figures from the other four cotinties in the city were published by The Evening World on Saturday Mt appears from diligent p in'the gr setising liquor court calendurs, hattan, thousan still silt tered a The tided th prosecu' prose: were cuting ¢ there wer convictions witness Manhattan, 15 the Bronx, 2 in jicious Brooklyn, 1 in Queens and 1 in Rich One | mond About 30 per cent. of the cases were disposed of by Magistrates by the dis charge of the prisoners and neve reached the Grand Juries, In the five counties 1,916 indictments were found and 2,798 cases ‘were thrown out by Brand Juries. defenda In New York County there were | way 497 1,294 dismissals and 454 indictments, ~The ¢ in 1921 day, Police lutions April t im Kings 695 indictments and 1,269) and found 84 Indictments, Only dismisals, in the Bronx 156 indict- | cases Ww ments and 177 dismissals, in Queens | Pesnlics 487 indictments and 203 dismissals, | yjction New York County 8 dismissed about three ach indictment found, Kings ed ubout two cases to each ent, Krone broke about even indicted two for each dis and Staten Island indicted hree for each case dismissed mpared to 37 convictions in the @ were 124 ar y in Manhattan, 48 in Brook- in the Bronx and 7 in Rich No défendant in Queens en plea of guilty. longer the cases remain un ve more difficult becomes the tion, according to the pros: officer. Evidence disappears forget and jurles are sus of long-delayed trials one conyietion under the Mul lan-Gage Act in the County of Queens is the record made public to emen made 634 arrests for vio of the Mullan-Gage Act from the time the act went into effect in 0 Dee. 81, The number of nts held for the Grand Jury and 287 have been ac grand Jury dismissed 03 cases ere brought to trial, The trials | resulted In 17 acquittals and the lone? jon, and In the case of the con the culprit was let off with « and in Richmond 174 indictinents and suspended sentence, —_— as the chimes heralded a new day in the “E News | [ Oddities. in the | Ad o WHITE MULE and other compounds masquerad- 1921 RECORD FOR ENTIRE CITY (2. wis isis" tae tate City of Zion” thus destroying all the evidence oa against the town's alleged baotlegger. ey WHEN A ( took his police dox to tive West 47th st to aid the poli summoned to dog. 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