The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-08-28

can recommend. Address II. r, BOX
100 Sun office.
Judge MuIqueen IN General sessions but
is listed Tor triai at Justice Con sspecial
session. when the District attorney was
asked whether or not the defeat OF the
en- orts mace by one OF Becker 8 counsel.
Attorney Hart. to inspect the minutes OF
the Grand Jury that indicted the police
lieutenant for the murder OF Rosentha
had prompted Lawyer Mcintyre to seek
to have the entire case transferred to the
Supreme Court Mr.. Whitman's reply
was that the stay was satisfactory to the
prosecution in that the date set by Justice
Amend. September 3. is in line with Dis
trict Attorney Whitman's plsnof bringing
up Beckers case on that date.
Becker will be tried first" said Mr.
Whitman. positively. last night
VIII Confer with Justice Con.
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1s % poae',e ~. WIG cae9 anu ooi.i'
Doe pr2ceedings % % % tssistant District I AZ A.
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a.ion will be based.
As TO MIR. Whitman's programme in
the trial of Becker before Justice Goff he
will appear before the Justice on Septem-
ber 3 and move for the transfer OF the
Becker case from General Sessions TO
the supreme Court. IL is taken Tor
granted that inns motion VIII be decided
taHorao,y 70 MI. whitman
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,' ,i.ad ,,I.o 20 .nn, n,,;i,, ,r;,i =. s,,,
tered Tba D;stric atiornev tbarovnon
will move to set down The Recker ca sa for a
September week and then will AJAX for "A
special Jury. The prosecution is satisfied
there will be no delay in the case. Per-
sons who assert they know say they are
cohnoeht that Justice ,son VIII not be IN
accord Win enprts oi the deienoe 70 put
On ,ne 1r,at oi .ns cAse
Mr. mar. aPpncdtoh Ior cnsnGe OF
.r,ue, ; ~, w NM'Tias, N',,is saiu INA. III M
Hnn,,,'I Sn u.. ..,;t'. u'tIS Mh.til ~ u
Grand Jury as to securing an afIidavit for
the murder had had its influence on the
Grand jury when the jurors voted on the
finding of the superseding Indictment OF
Becker
A part of Mr.. Hart's affidavit concerning G
his compulsory testimony before the
Grand Jury runs:
That bv the said questions and answers
in relation to confidential Information
which I gathered in preparstion Of Tho
cause Of nv client and thai hy reason n,
Oh. .,;d ,r1.r ~ ~. ,onr, ;ho ans,;,,,
.;n.I u % a go 80 rtas,s s ~. VI" s.tnI.,
r,on" h,r GO" h..n r,ois,ad na.I.o sa,;anS
may nave s oesh ,n v,a,a'en Ahu a,so ! neueve
Una. .he sa'o ev,aehce ~nicn was oo'ameo
ny the said "rahd jury was practicai bar
OF 'ne sa'd aiesch inoictneh' OF hngus'
20, 1912. a'so believe that the action
OF the said Grand Jury and the said Hon.
Joseph I, Mulaueen in compelling me TO
testify and az aforesaid by the Grand Jury
should he considered and adjudged by
a court and Judge that has not been party
in any manner 10 said proceedjnps
=, -,
becker couheei Hau nopeu ses'eroay
10 ooiali 'io,n OH oustioS ,;I % enu az, or1er
gran.hs sav.r s,ay ui'.n ros% SshSs n% ,h H. ca ne
ous,ice' nom.Se,. Irossu oh 'ne Sep-
,eMper ~ oa'e anu c'aiiseo IL 10 sep
'emper D.
U., 10 Remand R.cL.r
Fo,lowing the entering OF the Just,ce't
o or9rr III w. M':,,i Dechet case DScker' JACK
Grnsc; Whi,ar ax;s ,h. ara nan az ~
dicted for murder in the first degree who
| are in custody. were taken before Judge
Mulqueen in General Sessions TO plead,
81 can do nothing said Judge Mul
queen after notice OF Judge Amend 4
actiol hau oeen served oy bfcker
poni,or- ''' ' ''' "o'o'''"h
lack S,llivan's caso was ne,t n,s,
poned for pleading until Tuesday. wher
/, Sullivan's counsel Hartford Marshall
explained that he had received copy o
piro. Whitley Lewis and Dago Frank an
,a'eL ~ m''moua % ume.l ,pu.se,. ,i, e. Mheieupol
NOT gniltv would stand as sntereJ l., :.
week
These and less important legal pro
cedures that came mp for consideration
did not interfere with the activities il
tne once OF MT wntinah hiInseli or II
,r;,h rard ~, , M ,,,a1 ns n1e.Sas r,',a,,; o,ncr'
of tho two n;stoi man still, at Ihart or,
the work OF getting from Commissions,
Waldo and his subordinates police re-
ports and other data.
Among other things asked for from
Commissioner Waldo Mr.. Whitman
through Attorney De Ford. requested
Mr., Waldo's office to turn over to th'
John Doe investigators complete re
port on Becker's strong arm squads op
erations. The Police Commissioner Sc
his assistants at work preparing the In
formation asked for as to the founding o
the squad. the appointees to the suuat
and how and why they were detailed I,
the strong arm work. the raids made, th