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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1920

Page

17

Police Scandal Row Ends With Owens Ejected From Building

Detective Martin Owens accused of lies and stool pigeon claims confront District Attorney Swann and Assistant DA Smith in a heated meeting at the Criminal Courts Building. Swann orders Owens to leave the building under threat of removal.

Swann Owens Martin Owens France Criminal Courts Juwons James E. Smith Lahey Mr. Swann Mr. Smith Columbia Theater Commissioner Lahey McCloy

Owens confrontation highlights police graft allegations

In a dramatic exchange at the District Attorney's office, Detective Owens pressed Jim Smith for a refutation of rumors he is a stool pigeon. DA Swann alleges a corrupt police coterie tried to trap Smith and use Owens to provoke a clash, part of a two year effort to remove Smith over gambling ties.

Ing Owens Ravens McCloy Smith Jim Smith Mr. McCloy Henry Owen Mr. Smith Lahey Marty Owens Swann Mr. Swann Manhattan Forty-seventh Street Broadway District Attorney Ace District Attorney's Office Mr Smith Elf Thad Dominick Henry Lion

Custodian Holds 7 Million in Stocks and Bonds

The Alien Property Custodian Francis F. Garvan received seven million dollars in par value stocks and bonds from Mershal T. D. McCarthy. The assets are to be held intact until the Supreme Court resolves claims of owners and trustees under the Alien Property Act.

Francis F. Garvan United States Mershal

All-Irish Meeting Blames British Policy for Chaos

In Bristol the All-Irish conference with Irish railway delegates and the National Union of Railwaymen blamed government Irish policy for murders and outrages. They called for talks with Lloyd George and a joint deputation from Ireland to seek a permanent solution. In Cookstown Sinn Féin attacked the police barracks, capturing two stables before withdrawing after two hours of fighting.

Bristol England National Union of Railwaymen Ireland James Henry Thoma Railwaymen’s Union Lloyd George Thomas Cookstown Sinn Féluers Webster

Siege at Barracks Leaves Constable Wounded in Dungannon

Raiders firing from ground floor windows wounded a constable during the siege. Police later intercepted a motor lorry carrying a man with dangerous gunshot wounds, and authorities confirmed the injuries occurred earlier that day.

Girl Found Headless in Lake Near Rail Attachment

The body of a young woman, decapitated, was found late yesterday by a fisherman in Lake. Investigators seek clues as to identity. head is missing. A bloodstained car and clothing were found near Armour, Missouri, suggesting a possible connection.

Speciiticipasch Tribune St, Joseph Lake Armour Deoseph Dred. J. Wishar Hou

Devoy Attacks De Valera Over Irish Plank Fight in Chicago

John Devoy of The Gaelic American accuses Eamonn De Valera of mismanagement and misused funds in a dispute over an Irish Republican plank at the Chicago Republican convention. Devoy claims $50,000 was spent on a rival Illinois committee and questions De Valera’s authority and the process behind adopting the Cohalan committee’s plank.

Eamonn de Valera John Devoy the Gaelic American Torday Devoy de Valera Chicago Chiesto Friends of Irish Freedom Cohalan Cahalan Committee On de aVlora Ireland Friends of Irish Frey Elge America Almos Aad Ame i The

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