The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-01
FORT Interviews
iN EXPRESS ESS niki
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express matter addressed to Polios Head
quarters wasn't being held up for lack
OF guards, but what he wanted to know
was what the company meant by sending
out such notice after he had hlled Man
haitian with cops on purpose to enable
the companies to move their stun. He
called up the American officials and asked
the question directly.
The officials replied that the cards had
been sent out In anticipation OF trouble
and that they would bs recalled at once;
they also apologiEed for the implied
insult TO the Police Department and said
they had no ground for complaint OF lack
OF protection.
Probably ono OF those cards reached
the Merchants Association. for that body
sent word to Headquarters that IL had
learned that the American Express Com
pany was complaining that Il couldn't
get the assistance OF the police in moving
its goods. The American Express Com
pAny was asked again and the word came
back that the Merchants Association
was mistaken and that the company was
getting all the protection it needed.
There won't be any ls.down in police
vigilance on account OF the easy Job
the department had Yesterday. In fact
m. nnlc. All n. s,.r, for ,ro,hls for
$3.50. h,-".,.. ,hs,
~o'u hAs Fe"o"eu 1AaauA' .sh'
delegation from the Cnicago teams'ers
Ia coming 10 New FORK TO lend a hand.
ar. cor,,rv a, an. r.,,.., ~ the Local
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suikers the ponce oioht near ana hey
couldn't verify the story. hut they re
not taking chances.
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Another story that caused soma ami
ety ae Police Headquarters was 20 the
as.ct tina, 10 On. trouhl. wasn't .eetl~d
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soon the department s'o'e uI''efs anu
helpers will be called out. They looked
up the figures at Heada iarters and found
that there are .iTs wagons snployed by
or. ~, .,or..
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,hs io,,rnsv mt IN. downtos,n section
s.s,:,rSav ~, S,,srd. srm.d with
yy,e'ss r.. ,,,ard. 80 IN w.~on
~, $40, ins,ds ,hs ,.iihoard and in f,,ii
view elthoush the wa eor.s were covered.
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.nd ,h.t IL Wns n.,iai .yen in time Of
,aa 20 - have shsm Guarded
An application made by the express
companies to Commissioner Cropssy for
permiaaion to use $50 special policemen
was refused. The Police Department. IL
vas said. talreu the eeAnd that it IL per
fectly able TO maintain order without
oursids help. II WAS said that the de-
partmsnt proposes to 10 just that and that
Il doesn't care a continental for the ALE
cation that the police discriminate against
m. strikers.
A complaint made by some Of the
strikers that strike breakers are carrying
Weapons was met with an order 10 the
police to lock up every armed man they
found. no matter what his excuse. unless
he had a permit In order thar the men
shall not be nut In the position Of rc-
osiyinr favors the Police Department has
refused the offers Of the express COM
nanies to serve the men on extra duty
with food and coffee and has borrow ed
the Fire DEPARTMENTS coffee wagon.
which will 20 the rounds with a bale OF
sandwiches and plenty Of coffee for both
dAy and night shifts
fhe only thing that bothered the de-
partm.ut YESTERDAY was the Job Of re-
RnOptn2 the nOThsr on TllouIttu pulCriiiru
who have been called in from the outlying
di.tricts The mounts Of the men from
The Bronx and Richmond don't have
shoes proper for work on asphalt pave
mants
xor urru coops uoyrSo
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IN spNe OF oce s S IL .
sinai amour. q, s0ou7 .s,. naneu y,,.
,eraay. acIor s ,.s;o.r .nd A an,s
last nsht oy ,ne AM" p,.,t,, anm 80 n.s -.
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The most serious Of the attacks made
by the rioters In the daytime took place
IN the noon hour. while the streets were
Allied with workinxrnen who had knocked
on for lunch crowd made up Of half
grown boys and a few men gathered at
Eortv-third street and Third avenue
and stoned the drivers OF express wag-
ope. Thew were scattered by mounted
police. who charged promptly Frank
Mcclure OF 2iS East Thirty seventh street.
who said he was a striker. was arrested.
Mcclure broke away, andl wh lille Police
man Fehlhammer Of the kingsbrid9e
station was pursuing his swim ging night
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