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People of the State of New York v John Horay and Reuben R. Huntington (Trial #1414)

Trial Transcript details

In collection

Criminal Trial Transcripts of New York County Collection (1883-1927)

Associated with

John Horay (defendant); Reuben R. Huntington (defendant); Samuel Feldman (defense attorney); Swann, Edward (judge); Press (prosecuting attorney)

Dates

September 11 1911 (created)
March 2019 (digitized)

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Court

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Object identifier

trial1414

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POLICE HELPED HIM IN ROBBERY, HE SAYS: PRISONER GETS SECRET MESSAGE TO JUDGE AND CONFESSES, DESPITE THREATS TO SILENCE HIM. COURT OFFICER INVOLVED ALSO DETECTIVE AND KEEPER IN THE TOMBS -- PLAN TO PROTECT POLICEMAN ALREADY INDICTED FOR ROBBING RUSSIAN. POLICE HELPED HIM IN ROBBERY, HE SATS. (1911, Oct 04). New York Times.
JUDGE WON'T TESTIFY AGAINST POLICEMAN: SWANN REMINDS WALDO THAT HIS EVIDENCE IN HORAY CASE WOULDN'T BE COMPETENT. MORE ACCUSE TANDLICH HE WAS MADE COURT INTERPRETER, ALTHOUGH HE HAD BEEN INDICTED AND TURNED STATE'S EVIDENCE. (1911, Oct 07). New York Times.
POLICEMEN ESCAPE ON PERJURY CHARGE: TEST CASE AT TRIAL OF THE EIGHT ACCUSED THROWN OUT BY DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DILLON. JUDGE'S SUGGESTION IGNORED AID OF ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY NOT WANTED -- "SYSTEM" ACCUSED OF TRYING TO SAVE HUNTINGTON. (1911, Oct 21). New York Times.

Source

Criminal Trial Transcripts of New York County Collection (1883–1927), Special Collections, Lloyd Sealy Library, John Jay College of Criminal Justice/CUNY

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Notes

Indicted with Reuben R. Huntington. See case 1426 for trial of Reuben R. Huntington.
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