Here's a vocabulary word for you today. You'll hear that the gunman in this job jumped

out of the automobiles to know. In old-style automobiles, the back passenger seat was

sometimes separate from the driver's cockpit. This was known as the Teno, but also referred to the covering over it.

Teno can also refer to the bed of a pickup truck if that helps you visualize it.

New York City, July 13th, 1912.

Herman Rosenthal, whose house at No. 104 West 45th Street, was rated April 15th last as a gambling club, applied yesterday to Magistrate Butz for warrants for

the arrest of Police Inspector Cornelius Hayes of the 4th Inspection District, and Captain William Day of the

West 47th Street Station. He made an affidavit charging police oppression, and magistrate butts will

decide this morning whether he will issue warrants for the two police officers. This move on the

part of Rosenthal sent a chill through the White Light District, where gambling houses have sprung

up as thick as hops within the last

year, and means an open declaration of war on the police by Rosenthal, which may involve

every proprietor of a gambling house in the city. Rosenthal is defiant. He declares he will

fight his case to a finish, regardless of cost, and he is known to have

influential political backing. After he applied for the warrant, he openly made serious charges

against the police. In the presence of six men, including a policeman, he accused a lieutenant of police of being a partner in his gambling house at the time it was raided.

Said Rosenthal, quote, this man and myself were the best of friends in the world before this thing came up.

I was as close to him as any man.

When I wanted to open up this house,

I did not have sufficient money to carry my plans through,

and the lieutenant asked me to be let in on it.

He loaned me $1,500 on a chattel mortgage on my furniture,

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