The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1922, Page 9

: Se Te RRERIRRAC " nee pears premmene * 9 erroae SE ee ee ee wy ee THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1922. to ald in their escape, if possibie, | the Institution of the ‘special Grand ' from the toils of the law which Jury proceedings in New York in Feb- they have so flagrantly flouted the ruary * * * were ordered by you clamor for trial cleared. Why do we hear no clamor in this case?"’ to have his name|Gas Mantle Trust during their terms | of office, “I'm going to spend no more time New Yorker Accuses Daugherty past twenty-five years in their | personally,” Mr. Momand displayed letters re-[in ‘new investigations,’ " sald Mr. Hal he P 0 insatiate greed and quest for * “Mr, Daugherty fused to see me] ceived by lim from two of the Federal] Momand to-day. “None ts needed. hg rosecu on criminal wealth. at his offive in V nd Jury whieh returned the in-] But I a going to keep right after You will find inclosed copy of a called with Congressma ptments Richard Billings of No.}high Government officials until we letter of the Sth inst. to Attorney | May 5,'" suid Mr. Momand to-day. : , President of the Wood. General Daugherty in which the |‘‘Instead, Mr. Daugherty telephoned] stock Railway Company, wrote: demand {s made that he permit the | Mr. Keller at the latter's office, deny-| “As one of the Federal Grand Jury orderly processes of the law to [ing that he had been correctly quoted] who brought in an Indictment against prevail in these cases. Receiving |and asking us to talk over the halting |{he United Gas Improvement Company no reply to this letter, I now re- of the proceedings with Mr. West, the! jast March, | have been more than SN Se 4 BO ot spectfully call on you, the people's | Columbus, O., lawyer appointed by the} amazed at the failure of the Depart- chief executive officer, to take | Attorney General to conduct “a new] ment of Justice to proceed with this such action as may be necessary | investigation’ and render his ‘honest] case to halt the attempt now being | opinion.’ “It all seems of a piece with other made to rescue the big criminals “All this delay is inexcusable. Mr.}nows we are getting from Washing- involved in this case from the due | Daugherty personally assured me, fol-lton about the Attorney General and orderly processes of the law. | lowing the seven long years Thad been] sir there is any way in which I can Respectfully, R. MOMAND. trying to get the wheels of justice] neip got action in this matter 1 hope PLAIN TALK TO THE ATTORNEY| Working In this case, that he did not) voy will call on me." GENERAL. Propose to see a horde of minor offend-| Cities 4 Wood of No. 21 West ers prosecuted and permit gross ef-lisoirin Sireet nat manufacturer Enclosed in his letter to t >resi-| fenders to escape, and that the case bie ‘i ates a bis eC . rote dent was a copy of a letter Mr. Mo-| would be pushed with all vigor and learn definitely whether it ts possible to have men of great wealth and In- fluence tried criminally in America after they have been indicted ; The Indicted “Mantle Trust” Ragland Momand Calls President’s Attention to Attorney General’s Failure to. Move in Notorious Case—Gets No Satisfaction. M3 Mey % Eg nttractions Are Prices— pel Herald Square Vr New York Bakery Products Reduced Lowest-in-the-City prices are always in effect in our Bakeshop. All breads, cakes and pastries are baked in our own ovens in this store, Attorney General H. M. Daugherty’s United Gas Improvement Com- halting of the prosecution of the in-) pany and its officials in the United @ctments found against eight mem-] States Court here, on the 4th in- bers of the so-called Gas Mantle] stant, on the indictment found Trust and three corporations has} against them by the Federal bd Prompted Ragland Momand, President] Grand Jury in New York on Bohemian Ginge Decanter, et a eee ee March 6 mand sent to the Attorney eral on} speed “1 am very much inter in the 1 pint capacity, $10. @f the Pressure Lighting Company of| py tie “Attveney General of the, | May 8 In which he expressed surprise | "This 1 considered an exhibition of [fSUlts of your appeal to President HERE are many peo- No. 120 Liberty Street to address al suit subsequently filed by the | at Mr. Daugherty’s action on May 5) praiseworthy courage, as the Attorney} HAMINE regarding the | Governtment BISWHO RABE AWEE letter to President Harding in which} Government on April 20th to dis- | 1m halting the criminal and civil dis-] General informed me he was being be Paribas ih sh the U any eed an eh een with ‘hy ‘4 the Attorney General is sharply critj-| lve this criminal combination solution proceedings and c teriz-| sieged by trust officials and that potent} Ment Company, and hope that thi < in @ thousan | . i akap ah and In the light of the record in | ing as ‘‘a gross misstatement of facts''| influences had been involved to have the alias nave Li eae hai miles of New York to | J Gined. The letter, written May 22 and] tis case, since the filing of the | statement attributed to the Attorney] the whole matter, dropped n orhey (General to bring thts whom the name of “The [4 Made from 100° 16 Ounce ‘ “released” to-day by Mr. Momand for] charges with the Department of |General that “the proceedings were] ‘Mr. Daugherty’s reason for halting | C@8® to trial. Gift Shop of Fifth Av- | \s Publication, no response having been} Justice in 1914, which resulted in | instituted at New York against the] the prosecution | have been unable to As one of the jurymen who brought Ags Tele 4 \ | ' Whole Wheat Loaf Feceived in the meantime, follows: the nt indictment of this crim- [company and fts officials without the] learn, for he 1 to see me an}]!" an ‘indictment in this case, | feel enue is well-known an: IN i . inal band, the halting of these | approval of the Department of Jus-| hus not answe y letter demanding| that it is next to criminal for any gratefully remembered. ly \ May 22, 1922 proceedings by Attorney General _ c ‘The ‘new investigation’ {s,Jone to halt the proceedings, in view | Mr. President—Your attention is Daugherty under such extraordi- Mr. Momand added: ‘'You ha t nothing but subterfuge.}of the complete mass evidence OVINGTON’S } Fespectfully directed to the un nary circumstances fully justifies |my positive knowledge, been n and corporations have been] Which was put before the Grand Jury “The Gift Shop of Fifth Avenue \ t= a ot ‘i "6 ‘ : , ert? 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