New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-29
Hearst ~ lea 10
swat the Boss -
Ha'llats Murphy
Welcomed BY EEis>e's Men
lets Clean Ossi .hr Rats
Of New York Politics, 40
Editorial Urged Voters

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:, ..cr,a- Tho Bos-s'' co~ta;nin,~ norno,s
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.s .be Tammanv car,naicr MAN
and arora;n~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.s. poo,,bl;csrS 70 tho coai;+;o,,;.+s a..s
a1:r,,,;o~ limos and he ,,,o,.,.,. ,,.o,,
hol;e,o thar 1rn,nb,,,s ,a;o,, H..
Of Tammany Hall is almost at end. al
though backed TINS year by Mr. Hearst.
The "Swat the Boss" editorial occu-
pied full page OF The e anng Jour
nal on the date stated. Murphy was
attacked because Of his financial inter
est in the glucose contract with Louis
N Hartog, and also because the Tam
many Congressman I'D not vote as Mr.
Hearst wanted them 10. Hearst attacked
Murphy on both counts.
The anti-Murphy men in Tammany
Hall knew that the editorial would be
revived to harass Hearst and Murphy #
tbsv ever combined. The edj+oria, j.,
.r. so,,ous
par. 4''''"'
we USED 70 "onoer why New ork's
representatives never lifted voice in
The Congress to Dlead tne cauSo If rro-
-" ~ - (
land, to protest against tAe refusal OF
H., Proc n cl.
the Conference of Paris. 10 cenonnca
Tue sH"A'0,'' '''''''' u s7ii-oele'Nl'i'"-
ton to Ireland
Murnhv,s Far xvsr Con+..
"But we do not wonder now.
"Boss Murphy had one-four+b ;n+er.
st in : 81 nOo o0o con+rac+ nth 49,
Brit;sb covarnrnor+y wy
.s..x
AFTER Fee'1'ng that Mr. Murphys
share IN the profits were over 81 600 a
dav. the editorial saws:
mrbe +os+;-ro, 49,,
'~'''''0HS S"o"s ShaO BOSS
Murphy did have secret partnership in
huge British contract. that thonsanas
and +bousands - do1,.,.a 49,,
s"1 '''0''S''''O - o0''siS III Dii0iSn goid
GIG run IN yellow stream INTO his peck
cts.
What do you Irish-Anerican men
and women think of the boss now?
HE and his heelers boast that they
don't need to worry about your votes
that they own them and Will get them.
1T is plain that they believe that
too.
"If they did not they would not have
.ho ,,,oo~+~o,,o g.
pockets with British gold and sink
cried for help and then count upon
you and your votes to elect the boss
''a sYss '"e s;r ~ +S Snl.e asarn ., ,,:
that ~, Ir;sh ~ ~ 1 es1il De':eTe
such simnletons as 't +ba+ -0'''7 '''' J''s'
C-,,-, 49,,
oaiieo roohsh Sampietons
"And if you folks are silly enough
to 20 to the polls and vote for tie
boss's men, why, then, they can say, and
say truthfully, that they had you sized
up right-that you are the foolish sim
pletons that they think and say You
are.
"The Irish-American lad WHO will r.
to the polls and vote for the men thu
are known 20 have taken British gold
that say they considered it patriotic to
take British gold, ought TO be ashamed
to look his Irish mother in the face as
long as she lives.
sNever mind about marty labels.
"Never mind about party names.
"Never mind whether the man VOL,
vote for is = Democrat or 2 Ppnrh
l!can or Z Socialist.
Gust be srre that he ien,t boss
nurphy's man.
IT 'He only cest you heec' laos
.o,L. -"SS 0'ie 'nDiE '0' Us 70 CO.
sT.
ns' i 70 s"ae Vne BOSS
Remember That british Cold
"Remenber that British gold.
swat the Boss.
"Reynerhc~ the ohlioa+ions NJ ~,o,,.
American ci+izensl,;r - : '''''0 0'''
Swat the Boasl
Tets clean the rats ont NJ Nau, Vol.
politics.
Swat the Rossr
"Do,Tnirg Street r.4s ro,~+oo4,
Street rate british ra+s ana na a.; ~,
rats-thev are al of one breed To-
sroka oil Il - - r -: -
~ Swat the Boss
"Pe ens sbe 0o gbst vou owa - 49,.
land Of your PARENTS adoption and OF