The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-02

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OF the police actions marched TO a
man toward the Halsey Street barns.
Motorcycle policemen preceded them
and they were confronted by a police
Gordon which kept them far from the
car sheds.
FIRST JAIL SENTENCE OWEN
FOR STRIKE DISORDER.
The first jall sentence growing out
OF disorder In the strike was imposed
on Albert Nathanson, No. 167 Du-
mont Avenue, n striking motorman.
He was sentenced by Magistrate Fol-
well to ten days in the workhouse
on charge OF disOrderly conduct. AT
Fulton Street and Myrtle Avenue
yesterday, he was accused Of shout
ing "scab," rats" and indecent
1 language at motOrmen and oonduoL
| tors and passengers on trolley cars.
/ Sergt. Keller OF the Adams Street
station also alleged that Nathansoh
/ tried 10 resist arrest.
! Richard w. Butler of No. 10B Utica
( Avenue, was before Magistrate Dodd
/ in the Adams Street court on q
/ charge OF disorderly conduct and
! was paroled for examination to-mor-
row. He Is alleged TO have shouted
! at some passengers on n trolley car
at Court and Fulton Streets, yester-
/ day: Remember the Malbone wreck.
! You are riding with "a lot of scabs
| and rats"
Cries Of "scab." alleged to have been
uttered by Joseph Campione, a thea
tire ticket dealer, of No. 1856 Warren
Street, Brooklyn, caused his arraign-
ment to-day in Flaubush Court.
Patrolman Daniel J. Mullin OF the
Bergen Street Station said Campione
tried to force his way onto "a car at
Flatbush and Sixth Avenues, attempt
Ing TO attack the motormRn. In the
fight the officer was kicked In the
ahins. Camplone was held IN $500
bail.
One of the first surface cars run
ming on the Gates Avenue line collided
with a wagon at Greene and Whverly
Avenues, throwing the driver, William
Haywood OF No. B24 goth Street, 20 the
ground and dislocatlng his hip. Hay
wood was taken TO the Cumberland
Street Hospital. The horse was caught
by a policeman. John Wood. the
motorman, blamed the wire screen on
the car.
There were several arrests during
the. forenoon on disorder charges,
! Two motormen were taken to court
, from Fulton Street between Court
Street and Myrtle Avenue for refus-
Ing to stop abuse OF strikebreaking
motormen and another at Fulton
, Street and Rockaway Avenue for
ampering with the switchbox OF q
feed cable IL was announced that
night trains over the Fourth Avenue
subway 10 Manhattan would be di-
, verbed 10 the Montague Street tunnel
because of stone throwing attacks on
, ltrains crossing the Manhattan Bridge
There was an interruption OF Fourth
Avenue surface because short cipcuit.
, ing created by the dropping OF q
coil OF wire through the street sur
. face grating upon the tracks anC
I third rail.
Q Eight men were arraigned to-day In
, the Fifth Avenue Court on charges
growing out az the strike. james
Travis Of No az second street and
q James Nolan Of No. 500 Union street
r striking conductors, were accused oi
. being intoxicated at 10th Street anc
. | Ninth Avenue. Magistrate Folwel
= sentenced them TO ten days each II
4 the Worihouse. Three men accused
. of hurting epithets at Patrolinan john
Fitzslmon at the 5sth street and Thirj
:, Avenue barn, were held In $500 bai
each.
8 Joseuh L. I,ouro, No. 4ie 18th Street
~ WIS htlu ia RouN NftAAAt tANNhHNu ~
y shouting "scalb' and threatening Z
. moturman and conductor on a Sew
!. enth Avenue car at Ninth Avenue
a and 18th Street. Tony Rcucci,
d striking guard Of No. l7a Fourth Ave
l. nue. charged with threatening a guar
/, on a Fourth Avenue subway train
- was held IN $500 bail. Bernard Capa
= donna. striking guard OF No, 6S
n President street, was held In $500
J. hail for the Grand Jury on the charg
- OF attempting 10 damage property
20 Zmmoay Capadonna was accused o
l. putting metal slugs In n box prevent
* ing the opening OF doors on sutEwa'
ID train.
4, Ten mon were arraigned In III
Gates Avenue Court. Nathan Wish
le koff, a striking motornan of No. ~
20 Hooper Street, alleged to have throw
a brick at car, inju1ng Parolma
John Harron, was held In 1900 bai
y The others were held in $500 bail o
minor charges.