davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-31

Jednoho dine nastal v odde-
leni raketarskem sum a ruch.
PTisel z nenadani rozkaz, ably
sc raketari odebrali do rakous-
kych provincii v Italii. Lide,
kteTi jinak O vojsko nejevili nj
jakeho zajmu, Tfkali ted "Jak
Sc raketari hnuli, Dude jiste
zas v Italii vojna."
Tento vojensky sbor podobal
Sc skutecne supIm, kter1 vetri
zdechlinu ma velikou vzdale-
most. Raketafi tedy tahli do
boje, ale tahli jake cikani. Je-
jich strelbu a bedny Sc stfeli-
VEN nesli kone, voj1ni sli v ne
pravidelnych hlouccich Poole
kon1 a pred mimi sbor dIstojni-
XII. Ddstojnfci koufili, poplje-
Ii i cestou O muzstvo sc hrube
nestarajlce. Vsecko NELL ma
starosti diva start sikovatele, ne
bot raketafa byly jen dive set
niny.
Hned ma prvnfm DENIM po-
chodu sikovatel zavolal Toni
ka k sob6.
"Tak, Cepelaku, jak Sc tt to
llb1?." zeptal sc no.
"Takhle by to uslo," usmal
sc Tonlk.
(Pokracovani.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-31
Sci Ia zenou.

Kdyz v Chicago 67letemu
Giagomo Mangini zemrela pred
nedavnem .zena, vdovec kazdy
den chodil do kostela prose b.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-31

We Vidni slouzil Ton1k rok.
Celkem byl spokojen, vojenska
sluzba nebyla tezka a take te
povestne sekatury Sc strany
nadrizenych dGstojnlk1 u sbo-
ru raketaTd nebylo. D1stojni-
ci byli vesmes veself mlad1 pa
nj, muzstva hrube 81 nevslmali,
veskerou sluzbu rfdil starry ST.
'kovatel, a vGbec celia ia sluzba
obmezovala Sc ma plnen1 raket,
coz delalo Sc v laboratori. Vo-
JIM DO nekolik hodin denne
mleli drevene uhll, strelny
prach a strelnou bavlnu, m1cha
Ii RUNE jedovate a vybusne
latky die predpis1 a recept1
stareho sikovatele, naplnovali
rnznymi smesemi plechove trub
ky, a to byla vsechna prace,
ktera sc Ton1kovi celkem dosti
zamlouvala. Jenom to no mr.
zelo, re kazdy z jeho soudru-
hi chlubil sc n6jakym trestem
nebo nejakou daremnosti, je-
nom starry sikovatel nechlubil
sc niclm a usm1val Sc vzdycky
potmesile, kdyz Sc Tonik take
nicim takovym nechlubil.
Pc praci sc raketaTi vzdycky
rozbehli pc meste, domd nepfi-
sli nikdy v cas- a sikovatel je "a
to pfisne trestal. Ale tyto tres
ty byly, jake kdyz ma husu vo-
du LIE.
"A coz ii nikam nejdes?"
zeptal sc sikovatel Ton1ka,
kdyz poznal, re tento novacek
stale sedi v kasarnach.
"A kan bych sel?" odtusil
Tonfk. "Sam pc meste nikam
netref1m a kamarada nemam."
"Mas pravdu," fekl sikova-
tel vazne. IS tou moj1 chasou
Sc nesprateluj a pochodis do
bre."
Vida, i ten sikovatel no va
roval. Tonlk zacal chapati, re
Sc dostal do rozkriceneho sbo-
ru. Ale nedelal 81 z toho mic.
Sest let konecne uplyne, a KIDD
pax Dude donna vedeti u jake
no sboru tn svou nahradu Cd
slouzil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-31

"Motory letoun1 We Spoje-
nych Statech jsou nejlepsl ma
svete", Arch. T. Coldwell, in
zenyr.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-31
Raketaf.
Prhoda prod6ho cloveka. Napal BEDRCH MOKAVEC.

Napsal BEDkICH MORAVEC.

"Tak je to tedy lfcidlo ma Ii
d." zvolal Tonfk, jehoz Sc ma
hle zmocnil zvlaStni vzdor.
"Kdyby doSlo k vojne, gra-
naty zkratka utrham a Dude
dobfe."
ely isl hloupy," zasmal Sc
cetar znalecky. eco pax nepf1-
tel neuvidf, z echo isl strflel?"
"E co." Tekl Ton1k Ease tax
vzdorovite. "Vojna jake VOL
ma, KIDD Sc ma nj dial, must bojo-
vat, sest let to vydrzim!"
eve Vidni ovsem, ackoliv j
tn vyhne Sc raketari kazdy i ma
ulici, protoze je ia chasa neva-
zana, ale kdyby doslo k voJne,
videl bys, FAC je toho loket.
Wis, ia uz prodelal jeden "fel-
suk" v Italii a vim, jak Sardy-
nj S raketaTi zachazeli. Kdyz
no nerozsekali ma m1ste, tedy
no obesili ma nejblizs1m strome,
ale dlouhych okolkG S raketa-
rem nikdy nedelali. Nine sc
IDA, re isl pTece jen chybil, q
re sc k tomu sboru v1bec neho-
dis"
eco pax bych Sc nehodil,'
zvolal Ton1k skoro podrazde-
ne. ga Sc vprav1m do vseho
a hloupy nejsem. Budu delati,
CO Sc mi poruc1 a basta. Do O.
statniho mi mic nen1."
CetaT pod1val Sc ma novacka
udiven6. Tenhle chlapec Sc nj
echo nebal, cetaf musel uznati
re sc piece jen k raketaf1m
hodl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-31

ha, ably jej povolal "a zenou.
Konecne pfisel k dceTi E.
Schneiderove a vyslovil nadeji,
re Sc zahy Sc zenou sejde. Ma
dvorku dcery Sc zastrelil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Mckay Moves Set
Defense to Seek Dismissal of Jury Indictment When
Trial Opens in u. S. Court Tomorrow

With the trial of Frank d. Nc
Kay scheduled to open before Fed
eral Judge Arthur F. Lederle
tomorrow, it was understood today
that should motions to dismiss be
denied the defense counsel will
Immediately ask Tor bin of par
ticulars. further postponing the
4 = month old indictment which
charges Mckay with taking S9,9lS
from Edsel Ford to make up an
alleged deficit in the 1888 Frank
Fitzgerald campaign.
Motions, TO be introduced by
Eugene L. Carey. defense counsel
from New York, include:
sDismissal on grounds that the
indictment is Illegal inaSmuch as
no evidence. Carey charges. was
introduced before the grand jury
until November. whereas the
jury was continued last June TO
hear unfinished business only.
Demurrer filed by the de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Defends Backing
Accused Pair

William P. Lovett, executive
secretary of the Detroit Citizens
League, today d eff en- d e d the
leagues recommendations OF
Councilmen John F. Hamilton and
Robert C. Ewald who face custer
proceedings on charges of housing
graft.
LnXett was called upon TO de-
fend the leagues stand when De-
troit churchmen replied to his
charges that they were partly TO
blame for Detroit political graft
through their failure to Undue
their congregations with practical
religious principles.
sin commenting on replies to his
charges by DR.. Clarence Hill
Frank. the Rev. NJ. S. Rice. the
Rev. Benjamin j. Bush and Rabbi
Leon Fran. Lovett said:
THE Detroit Citizens League
makes no apologies for Mr..
Hamilton and Mr.. Ewald. At
the time the league recon-
mended them, their records were
spotless, and after all that is
all we have to go on"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
SENT To WASHINGTON

Trial Examiner William r.
Ringer, who came here from
Washington te- conduct The -heaE-
ing which opened in the Federal
Building today. declined 10 rule
on the dismissal motion. He said
he would send ii TO Washington
for a decision.
In addition to Capizzi. the Ford
company was represented by Buell.
A. Dole. former assistant attorney
general. and Edmund Gallagher.
The union was. represented by
Maurice Sugar. general counsel OF
the UAW-CIO. and George +.
Adde's. secretary-treasurer. The
UAW-AFL, which claims a large
group of members in the plants,
was represented by Henry Kaiser
and James Glenn. The AFL Pat
ternmakers League of America.
which also claims members in the
plants, was represented by George
Lynch.
The election has been sought
BY the UAW-CIO which asks for
sole right to represent the more
than 100000 workers.
In the event the NLRB rules
that the UAW-CIO has presented
sufficient evidence to warrant an
election, such election can be held
by the end of May. it is believed.
The UAW-CIO will not be COM
PEELED to reveal its actual numeri-
cal strength among the Ford
employees at todays hearing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

fendant, asking dismissal of In
dictment on grounds that it
shows no law violation.
Motion 10 obtain books of
Bass-Luckoff Company and Man
ufaeturer's National Bank. which
the defense charges have been
impounded by the government
and which are purported TO show
the passage of checks allegedly
given Mckay by Ford.
Another motion. filed by Attorl
ney Anthony Maiullo. asking that
trial of the so-called purchasing in
dictment. set for April 2. be post
poned, will also be argued. Maj
ullo. attorney for Charles T.
Trombley, one Of those indicted,
said he was engaged in the graft
trial now going on before Circuit
Judge Earl Pugsley and asked
continuance until that trial is
completed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Film Stdr|ets
To Aid Benefit

Acclaimed by men and women
who should know as being the
posSessor of the most beautiful
legs of the years crop of film
starlets. Virginia Gilmore is one
of two Hollywood beauties arriV-
ing here today TO take part in the
benefit performance for the Greek
War Relief at the Fox Theater
tonight.
With Miss Gilmore is Miss
Helen Parrish who has been fea-
tured with Deanna Durbin and
Mickey Rooney in several pictures
and who recently appeared in
Kay Kyser's picture. You'll Find
Out"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Serbian Bishop Fears
Civil War in Axis PAD

Signing Of pact with Germany
by Yugoslavia will undoubtedly
result in civil war. Bishop
Dionisoje of the Serbian Orthodox
Church told a gathering of more
than 400 persons of Slavish birth
or descent.
Ninety-rinc per cent of the
Serbian people are opposed to
any alliance with Germany" the
bishop said land they would
rather face German bay0nets
and fight against them than
fight with them"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
; Winners Chosen
From Met Additions

NEW YORK, March 24--nNS)
Three young singers were signed
as members of the Metropolitan
Opera Company today after win
ming the radio additions COMPETE
ton staged by the organization.
The winners were Mona Paulee,
mezzo-soprano of Edmonton. Al
berta. and Los Angeles: Mary K.
Van Kirk. contralto of Cleveland
Heights. o.. and Lansing Hatfield,
bass-baritone of Franklin, Va,
Hickory, n. c..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
u. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinity: Cloudy. with a few
snow furries and slightly colder today
Tuesday partly cloudy. lowest temperature
tonight about 26. moderate north and
nnstb~est winds.
Shippers forecas, radius Of 200 miles
Protect shipments during the next 90 hours
for north 20, west, south and east ~
degrees.
is0WFr MTCHTEdU- NrUUFIT WIFI wv
snow Hurries today. slightly colder in the
south portion: Tuesday partly cloudy.
Viper Michigan: Cloudy. with snow
along and near Lake Superior today: Tues
day partly cloudy; no decided change IN
teunSFEturp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
What $ On the Air
MONDAY AFTERNOON

MNyz-Mother o. Mine-D.
MCAR-News-T.
MEALS--pance m1sic-D.
NJLB-RepoEts-T.
NJBk-NewS-T.
4:t5 p. NJ.
WJR-We, the Nbbotts-D.
MMI-Stells Dailss-D.
MNNZ-Club Matinee-V.
MCAR-On With Dsnce-M.
MENi-Listen. Emp'ys-D.
NJLB-Hits and Encores.
NJBk-Children's Hourly
4:30 Il. NJ.
wIR-Hintop HQuse-n
MMJ-Lorenzo Jones-D.
CkLM--Maurice Little-M.
NENL-Favorite Melodies.
wJLB-Ukrainian Hr.-V.
4:45 +. NJ.
wJR-Kate Hopkins-D.
NMJ-Widder Brown-D.
CkLM-Tea Dance Tunes.
MNYZ-Swing -o-PaterssM
MCAR-Rsinbows-M.
500 T.. NJ.
wJR-The Goldbergs-D.
WMJ-Girl Alone-D.
CkLW-News Acct.
WxYZ-Show World-T.
MCAR-News-T.
WExI-Rhythm Rhapsody
WJLB-ESws. showboat.
WJBk-Ne~s Acct.
5:15 p. M.
WJK-The O'Neills-D.
MWJ-Lone Journey-D.
CKLW-Dance music-M. =
NNNZ-Orphan Ansie-D.
WCAR-Hits. Encores-M.
MJBk-Populsr Rhythms.
$50 z. NJ.
WJR-Melo Inn-V.
MNJ-Jack Armstrong-D.
CkLW-Bsseball News-T.
Behind the News-T
MFNI.-DesIgn for Dance.
MILB-Marching Along.
NJBk-News Roundup-T.
5:45 p. NJ.
wJR--scattere'd BainesD
WHILE Beautiful-D.
CkLM-Cspt. Midnight-D.
MN1Z-Tom Mix-D.
Notwithstanding Sports.
WILB-Musie for Men.
WJSK--Auto Workers Hr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
damned Pistol Fatal

LAPEER, March "a. - Elton
June. 3S-year-ofd- Lapeer County
farmer, is dead today following
an accidental shooting at the home
of his brother. Merritt. 81. Merritt
told the sheriff that he discharged
a shell into Elton's leg while try
ing to fix a jammed pistol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
LAST THREE OR FOUR DAYS

,Fllaie4.,rta ellaIe4. said that three a..
four days would be the longest the
perishable commodities could be
preserved. He said that approxi-
mately half the loss would fall
upon the terminals 30 large job
bers. The other 50 per cent. he
said, would be that of growers who
had shipped the produce to Detroit
on consignment.
He said that union officials had
not appeared to make any de-
mands upon the terminals since
the blockade started.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

MysJ-Light OF World-D.
CkIN-Quiet Ssnctuary-T
MNNZAAdventures-D
WCAR-NeVS, state Police
NENI.-Melody Rhythm NJ
MJLB-keYs, Happy Hr.
stSSH-A.sA. State Police.
2:I5 Il. VI.
NJR-Joyee Jordan-D.
MNI-Mystery Aan-D,
NNNL-Alma kitchell-T.
MCAR-LetS GO Out M.
NJBh-SeWs and music.
ESQ i. VI.
wJR-Ffeicher wney-T.
NNI-NsiiAnt Lady n.
NNlg-Rochester Orch.
CkLM-W. {. T. Y.
NCAR-Bing Crosby music
MENI.-Bknds PArade-M.
NJBk-Melody Mstinee-M.
2:45 T.. VI.
WIR-Home OF Brave-D.
NNy-Grimm's Daughter.
CkLM-Jack Melton-M.
WCAR-Wayne University.
NJLB-Mystery Melodies.
500 II. NJ.
MJR-Msry McBride-T.
MMJ-Mary Mariln-D.
CkIW--News Acct.
MNNz-Diyorce Orphans.
MCAR-News Acct.
MExI-Musieal program.
MJLB-News. Milsdy Mat
3.l5 NJ
wJR-song Treasu.y-M.
WILMA Perkins-D.
gkLM-Old TimerE-M.
MXyZ-Honeymoon Hill.D.
WCAR-Mich. Roundup M.
$3.50 p. VI.
WIR--Dunean Moore-T.
MMJ--Pepper foung-D.
ChIM-Jamboree
WNYZ-John's other wife.
WENi-Music u. S. Loves.
S:i5 4. NJ.
WIR-Melody Time-M.
NMJ-Vic and Sade-D.
CKLN-Singing Cowboys.
MNYZ-Just Plain Bill-D.
400 =. NJ.
WJR-Portis Faces LIED.
WWJ-Backstage Wife-D.
CKIW-Conga Time-M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Cdpizzi Charges
RedPIoto
Defense Work

CONTINUED from Page one)
Act and 20 utilize the facilities
Of the NLRB 90 accomplish the
subversfve purposes Of COM
munism by gaining control Of
another vital industry engaged
upon production Of war defense
needs"
THAT the CIO-UAW Is ire
~ sponsible and introduced
:..eommunistic sit-dOwn and slow
down strikes 90 American in
dustry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Stop Getting Up Nights

To harmlessly flush poisons and
acid from kidneys and relieve irrita-
tons Of bladder so that you can stop
getting up nights" get a IS cent
package OF Gold Medal Haarlem OIL
Capsules and take as directed. other
symptoms OF kidney and bladder
Weaknesses may be scant, burning or
smarting passage - hacSache - leg
cramps - puffy eyes. Get original
GOLD MEDAL Refuse a substitute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
QUESTIONS EMBARRASSING

In 1897 while he was instru-
mental in the Patrick II. OBrier
campaign for mayor. Boggio sale
there were general discussions
about the Ackmur Club running
wide open and he went to Colburr
about it, asking why il was moi
halted. He said il was embarrass.
ing to have people inquire about
the way it ran, and added:
II went to McCrea about 1t.
and McCrea said: There you go
again. How many times must 1
tell YOU not to he talking with
these people? The state police
are across the street, and II they
won't close IL why should
bother it,
"Another time I happened to
meet a lawyer at the corner of
Elizabeth and Woodward avenue
and he suggested we see Danny
Sullivan regarding money.
GRAPEVINE SWIFT
next morning McCrea called
' me An and said the same thing,
How many tfifhes must I tell
| you. Let Colburn handle those
things?'
Every time I talked to a
gambler was called In. The
grapevine system ran very
swiftly" -
The witness said Colburn was
broke when he started in the
prosecutors Office at salary oi
$1,000 a year, later raised tc
So, 200, and that Colburn's livini
conditions changed materially fol
I the better after he had been II
office.
He lived like a man making
$4,000 or $4,000 a year" Bog
gfo said. "He Dragged Of having
$4,000 worth Of furniture In
his new home. McCrea claimed
on several occasions he was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

Gen. Hugh $. job son,
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

c-The UAw-CIo engaged upon
" a typical mommunistic cam
paign of vilification and falsifi-
cation 10 create discomfort
among employees of the Ford
Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
giving a few thousand dollars a
year to Colburn."
"SIAMESE TWINS" -

year to Colburn."
"SIAMESE TWINS" -
To a question as to the in
timacy of Colburn and McCrea
Boggio said:
"They couldn't be closer I'M
less they were Siamese twins"
He testified that every time HI
went to McCrea on questions O
office policy, McCrea Away
called Colburn into the office anC
then said:
"AlI right Barney, now go
ahead"
I'VE called Colburn 'we {
nurse around the prosecutors
Office" he said.
"MAKING NEWS STORY"
Special Prosecutor Chester p
O'Hara asked Boggio about re-
funds of salaries to girls working
in the office. McCrea objected on
the ground the special prosecutor
was making newspaper. story
the factS are not material 10 the
case"
The judge admitted the testi-
mony, saying he would rule on it
before allowing the jury to hear it.
Boggio then testified that there
were a number of girls in the Of
flee whom McCrea said were not
competent and consequently or
dered one-third of their salary re-
funded to him.
This ended the direct examina-
ton, and HcCrea took up the
cross-eXamination.
McCrea. former Sheriff. Thomas
Wilcox and 30 others are on trial
on charges of conspiring to protect
operators of illegal gambling and
houses Of prostitution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Pi(kets Blockade
Food Terminal


give further information on the
stoppage.
James Hoffa, union official,
said foodstuffs for hospitals and
sanitariums would be allowed TO
leave the terminal. At noon. how
ever, none had been released.
REFUSED TO JOIN
Following meeting of the SO
members of the Detroit Produce
Receivers. Inc, operators of the
terminal, Herman Franzblau. pres
ident. announced the receivers
would sign a contract with the
employees Independent union. The
Detroit Union Produce Terminal
Employees Association. He said
only one worker is a member of
the AFL group.
Thierwachter. terminal manager.
said the employees had refused to
Join the AFL union. He said the
union control of the terminal
workers would keep them from
loading the trucks of workers.
The blockade brought activities
of the terminal to a standstill.
ThierWechter said.
Thierwechter said that last Fri
day a teamsters' picket line
blocked the terminal until noon
and succeeded in signing up the
drivers of dealers trucks from
the Eastern and Western markets
as they entered, as members of a
division of Transfers Local No.
337. These dealers buy from the
terminal and resell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

This program has been
given The Detroit nnsss
b. the stations herein
listed. ~ the presentations
A. scheduled are not on
the air, the fault Hes with
the stations and not The
Detroit Times.
SYMBOLS
n-~l1ranla.
N-MusicAi.
R-Religious.
Taik.
N-Nariety.
Eastern Standard Tims)
100 II. NJ.
yvtR-f.1fv fsezuttfui-D.
MNJ-Aan on Street-T.
CkIM- Happy Gang-N.
WNNZ-Fsrrn, Home FIR.
MCAR-NewsT T.
MENi@MuSic
WIIR-Economics Club-T.
NJBK-Polish Ladies Hr.
E15 ]. Nj.
NJR-Woman IN Whits-D.
WV Lenten Services-R.
MNNZ--Between Bookends
WCAR-Eeonomic Club-T.
1880 =. NJ.
vJv=Rfgrt 70 ftzp-ness-D
CkIM-.Heien Holden-D.
MNYz-Federsted Ciubs-T
MIAR-Words from wives
Variety music.
WJLB-Aner- Regue-M,
las 4. NJ.
WJR-Road OF Life-D.
NWJ-Austin Grant-T.
CKLW-l'll Find MY Way.
MNyx-News summary
MCAR-u. OF Michigsn.D
WJLB-Hsppy Hr. Cmb-V-
200 p. NJ.
MJR-Doctor Malone-D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Boggio Declares
Gamblers Paid
MCCrea Off

Continued from Page One)
plant form In triplicate, and
when we would get a complaint
he would forward two copies of
the form to local police officers
and keep one In the office. He
told me that local police would
send uniformed policeman to
investigate the complaint and
the policeman wouldn't be able
to get any evidence.
HOW PUBLIC SEES 1T
"McCrea told me that the
police would send the complaint
back to his office with the nota-
ton that they could obtain no
evidence and that nobody could
then blame the prosecutors
office. He told me that the pub
lie always believes that the
police are on the take and that
they would think that the police
man took a few dollars from the
joints"
Boggio said he had heard fanfors
that Sam Block "a prosecution
witness) was collecting protection
money for the prosecutors. office
and had asked McCrea about it.
"McCrea told me: arney,
you are always sticking your
nose i'm this gambling business"
Boggio said "'You leave IL to
CoIburn and me. You know that
1 wouldn't take a cent, and
neither would Harry unless /
told him to-"
Boggio said that when he in
sisted that the disorderly houses
and gambling places be closed and
that the town was wide open, y
McCrea answered.:
"You don't know what you're
talking about. It's the duty of
the police to close those places"
Boggio said that Colburn &C.
casionally called him after a raid
and told him to give the arrested
men a break. that they were
friends of his.
OfhOLE In Law
~ would go to Tom Donahue
"a former assistant prosecutor
under McCrea), who handled
gambling warrants, and Dona-
hue would look for a lOophole In
the law SO that he could make
the charge disorderly conduct"
Boggio said he once talked with
Everett Watson, one of Detroit s
policy house operators, and
that McCrea called him the fol-
lowing day and was very angry.
"McCrea told me, Now for
the first time somebody's got
something on me. How many
times do 1 have to tell you to
stay away from people In the
policy racket? IL you need
campaign funds Colburn or l
will get-them for you.'"
$1,000 BROUGHT IN
The next day McCrea entered
his office, Boggio said, and threw
81. 900 on his desk, and said:
"Well, your Watson touch did
some good. He just brought this
in"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

Boggio testified that on several
occasions he got money from Col
burn which came from illegal en-
terprises operating in the county
He said the money came in $500,
$500 and $500 sums.
Under O'Haras questioning he
said that in addition to the $1,000
McCrea put on his desk one time,
Colburn also once gave him $500
and said il was from Watson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
NO ACTION TAKEN

He said he discussed severa
times with McCrea the fact thai
handbooks and bawdy houses were
running in the county. but thai
McCrea didn't take any actor
on ii.
Harry Colburn came in on
one occasion. in May, 1885, ask
ing me to intercede with DOna-
hue on behalf of the gamblers.
Harry said. 'SO-and-s0 was
brought i'm. See If you can give
hi ma break
~ went to McCrea, and he
said. Harry knows quite a few
of these fellows. You'd better
do whfa he saws.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

higneE teinpffaturt yesterday te~degrees
a. Mani. Pa
Levest temperature : degrees at Sioux
Lookoul
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
LOOPHOLE IN LAW

~ would go to Tom Donahue
"a former assistant prosecutor
under McCrea), who handled
gambling warrants, and Dona-
hue would look for a lOophole In
the law SO that he could make
the charge disOrderly conduct"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
$1,000 BROUGHT IN

The next day McCrea entered
his office, Boggio said, and threw
81 900 on his desk, and said:
"WeIl, your Watson touch did
some good. He just brought this