The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-25
MORE CHARGES
AGAINST SMITH
Connolly Accuses Queens
Prosecutor of Gross Mis-
use of Office.
AFFIDAVIT Is REVIVED
Action Halted by SuIzer I'M
parchment May Aid
Ellert>Casc.
GLYNN CERTAIN TO ACT
Carmody Will Lay Evidence in
Scandal Before Him
Tomorrow.
GLYNN CERTAIN TO ACT

u
trlct Attorney Matthew j. Smith Of
Queens in tn, t,,Ie~. ,cs,l.,t ,s soon a,
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- expected Dack tomorrow.
Tho Goceino- viii not sand upon core.
mony No formal cha4E,e will be fled
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fearing upon Sm'ths handling Of Mrs
i.llcrt and James lief rua1 and Hnrr,
.caulon ucra-,,, 10 ,,,do, ,,,,o,o, 20.
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".N"s '"V N'"'-o'" "'e III Inc
assay CLUBHOUSE IA Long Island city.
The ATTORNEY General Will recommend
10 She Governor thar he call rnor Sn,itr
IA s,,ta his syJe ,,d ,b., n ,h., r,,,.,.,.
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move MN from o0ic'' lhc Go'eriior ha
lower 10 arYolu, - succt ssor 10 Smith.
Mr. Ca-rrodv viii receive the pnurrs i'm
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""''ah - Mc''ui'" WI" 'onuuc'el the
'FosecutloI or heHe"npn ana Scarlon
iands.
Mr. McQuald went over TO Long Island
,lty Yesterday and gathered nm these roc.
rms CONN, -, ,ho., fror, ,i,a h.,,. =.
o'"N '"us' "u'' a. iu'nph'c'' WIN
Nhom Nv" Deputy Alto ncN General was
a conference TO- an houl
Old CHARGE. Are Revived
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- "o'' ''Nnn attention charges maze
-dtnst Smith Just yea" ago by MauriC
Connolly. borough President. of ouocns
I'd so,.o.o, ,.,,,.s
THESE charges which were OF mos
gious nature. were Gled with GOV. Sui.
-er. who called upon smith for an an.
Wer by AuguFt : last. Gov. suffers i'm
'cdchment and thai threw everything Int,
'cnfuson at tina; time and the charge!
we're lost sight OF. No final action ever wa:
aken on them 1t was said and they ar.
presumably still standing against Smith
Though pigeonholed somewhere at Al
amy
Charges had besn flied against tn,
Queens Dis;ric. Attorney before that. bu
hey were not substantiated and GOV. hi,
dismissed them.
In his affidavit sent to Albany Borough
President Connolly accused Smith of DO
ltlcal persecution, Illegal use OF Gran,
Jury subppnas and using his Office TO al,
. private suit.
Gov Dix had ordered Sheriff Quinn Il
zen shsrp watch against Illegal voting a
no Septembcr. iGi2. primaTies. Smtl
lac an ilInral subnpna Mr. ronnollv saws
occurred an tho sheriff's hooks and record
., which he was denend,nu Ia catch no
.,naters at tho polIs The sherirr ANAL,
at his belonuinrs hack nv nm order n
tho supreme CONT
More than once Mr. connollv continues
NTH and his assia,,r,s tri.d 10, noii,Ina
trnnscs 70 i,,sUtuto "ir,nronar ,,,naoas
49, and Meal nr,ceed'ngs'' hoSnra ~
,,r,,d Iur, ar,d aimed ~, ,h. horo,,,t,
,,oad WV O"e'
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- ai'., va sui'iS .or uINoIS'
'laHeThl Ileu counter SUIT naming IN
'"rougn rres,4ent as Correspondent an
ueu n'ih loI y'o.ouo u"tnhses MT. non
"ony was Nlhulca'ed on the triai ana Hal
ran counter sur was u'snlssed' TN
rourts giNlng ms VIE divorce.
These charges may possibly he used I
.tehtofce the Eliert record In the deman
.pr smiths removal from Office.
Judge Tells Mrs. Elicrts Side.