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Repository: Harvard Law School Library, Harvard University
Location: Harvard Depository
Call No.: HOLLIS 4380869
Creator: Hines, James J., 1876-1957
Title: Newspaper Clippings from the Trials, 1938-1940
Quantity: 6 boxes
Abstract: The newspaper articles that make up this collection relate to the case of The People of the State of New York v. James J. Hines, a New York City Tammany Hall politician charged with running a lottery and aiding the mob.

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The newspaper articles that make up this collection relate to the case of The People of the State of New York v. James J. Hines in the New York Supreme Court and, later, in the Court of Appeals of New York (284 N.Y. 93; 258 App. Div. 466). The initial trial (declared a mistrial), re-trial, and sentencing of the New York Tammany Hall politician for involvement in a lottery racket and aiding Dutch Schultz's mob are the focus of most of the articles. A few of the later articles in the collection report on the beginning of Hines' pursuit to appeal the N.Y. Supreme Court's decision.

The contents of the clippings vary; there are many photographs and brief news items, but there are also complete transcripts of the court record for full days of the trials, which include testimony, statements by District Attorney Thomas Dewey and Counsel for the defense Martin Littleton, and opinions by Justices Pecora and Nott. The clippings are taken from mostly from the New York Sun, Times, and Herald-Tribune, though other papers and cities are represented, such as the Boston Herald.

Historical Note

James J. Hines

Born December 18, 1876

Married Geneva E. Cox, 1904, had three children

1912 won election for N.Y.C. Eleventh Assembly District

1913 became Chief Clerk to the Board of Aldermen

Lieutenant in the Motor Transport Corps during World War I

1920 Won primary in N.Y.C. Eleventh Assembly District

Lost election to become Manhattan borough president , 1921.

August 1938 indicted for protection of the Dutch Schultz mob and for complicity in a lottery or "numbers game"

Sept 12, 1938 mistrial declared by N.Y. Supreme Court Justice Pecora

February 1939 Hines found guilty of all charges in a N.Y. Supreme Court retrial

March 23, 1939 Sentenced to 4-8 years in prison,

September 12, 1944 Hines paroled

d. 26 Mar. 1957

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CONTAINER LIST

• Hines and His Three Strapping Sons, Sun Staff Photo, [August 15, 1938], 1-1

• James J. Hines Goes on Trial Alone in Policy Case, transcript of the Hines trial from the New York Sun, August 15, 1938, 1-2

• Fast Reporters in Hines Trial, [ August 15, 1938], 1-3

• Hines Feels Sure He 'Can Beat This One,' He Asserts, [ August 15, 1938], 1-4

• 6 Are Selected for Hines Jury on First Day as Dewey Places Tammany..., [ August 15, 1938], 1-5

• On Their Way to Court, Sun Staff Photo, [ August 15, 1938], 1-6

• After a Hot Morning in Court, [ August 15, 1938], 1-7

• The Defendant, Sun Staff Photo, [ August 15, 1938], 1-8

• Transcript of the Hines Trial, [ August 16, 1938], 1-9

• Hines Plays Only a 'Sit-on' Role, [ August 16, 1938], 1-10

• The Hines Jury, [ August 16, 1938], 1-11

• Foreman and Other Members of the Hines Jury, photos, [ August 16, 1938], 1-12

• One Photo and Three Short Articles, [ August 16, 1938], 1-13

• Completed Hines Jury, Associated Press Photo, [ August 16, 1938], 1-14

• Hines a Judge of Own Jury, [ August 16, 1938], 1-15

• Transcript Gives Full Testimony at Trial of Hines, [ August 17, 1938], 1-16

• Weinberg Says Political Boss Met Gang Chief, [ August 17, 1938], 1-17

• Text of Dewey Speech to Jury Accusing Hines, [ August 17, 1938], 1-18

• Stryker's Opening Address, [ August 17, 1938], 1-19

• 14 Gentlemen Hear of Policy [ August 17, 1938], 1-20

• Hines Talesmen Seek Release, [ August 17, 1938], 1-21

• Hines, Certain of Acquittal, to Remain in Race, [ August 17, 1938], 1-22

• Details of the Prosecution's Testimony Given in Transcript of the Hines Trial, [ August 18, 1938], 1-23

• He Knows Policy and Clothes, Sun Staff Photo, [ August 18, 1938], 1-24

• Policy Racketeers Testify Against Hines, World-Telegram photos, [ August 18, 1938], 1-25

• Stryker Terms Dewey Witnesses Criminals Won by 'Inducements,' [ August 18, 1938], 1-26

• Policy Game Described in Detail by First Witness in Hines Trial, [ August 18, 1938], 1-27

• Ol' 527 Paid $250,000 in 1931, [ August 18, 1938], 1-28

• Ison on the Stand, [ August 18, 1938], 1-29

• Lessie Ware Takes Stand, [ August 18, 1938], 1-30

• Testimony of Oscar Levis, [ August 18, 1938], 1-31

• Alexander Pompez Takes Stand, [ August 18, 1938], 1-32

• Lessie Ware and Willianna Hammond photos, [s.d.], 1-33

• Testimony of Wilifrid Brunder & Testimony of Camille Mousanto, [s.d], 1-34

• William Edward's Testimony & Testimony of Julius Williams, [s.d], 1-35

• Leon Gomez & Julius Williams photos, [s.d.], 1-36

• Negro Disowns Statement he Made Earlier, [s.d.], 1-37

• Bares Menace in Policy Racket, [s.d.], 1-38

• Detailed Testimony of State's Witnesses at Trial of Hines is Told by Transcript & Testimony of Joseph M. Ison, [s.d.], 1-39

• Two photos and four short articles, [s.d.], 1-40

• Hines Neighbor, Early in Line, Sees Trial as Costly for Dewey, [s.d.], 1-41

• Hines Appeal to be Heard, [ February 1, 1940], 1-42

• Dave Boone Says:, [s.d.], 2-1

• Transcript of the Hines Trial, [ August 26, 1938], 2-2

• Hines Trial Witness Rides as Horse Show, [s.d.], 2-3

• Transcript Tells Hines Trial Story in Fullest Detail, [ August 22, 1938], 2-4

• Testimony of Marcial Flores, [ August 22, 1938], 2-5

• Dewey Protests Pecora Rulings Favor Defense, [s.d.], 2-6

• Dewey's Action Held Improper at Hines Trials, [s.d.], 2-7

• Weinberg Links Magistrate to Political Boss, [ August 23, 1938], 2-8

• Transcript of the Hines Trial, Weinberg's Testimony, [ August 23, 1938], 2-9

• Jig-saw Puzzle for Hines Jury, [s.d.], 2-10

• Biggest Crowd of Trial Clusters Around Court, [s.d.], 2-11

• Whitman on Dewey, [ August 22, 1938], 2-12

• Dewey Promised Him Nothing but Protection, Says Weinberg, [s.d.], 2-13

• Weinberg Tells Success Story of a Mobster, [s.d.], 2-14

• Weinberg Says Schultz Planned Policy Foray During Coll 'War, [s.d.], 2-15

• Transcript of the Hines Trial, George Weinberg's Testimony, [ August 24, 1938], 2-16

• Lloyd Paul Stryker, Herald Tribune photo, [ August 24, 1938], 2-17

• Schultz Aid Tripped on Visits to Leader, [ August 24, 1938], 2-18

• Tells of Cops' Fate, [ August 24, 1938], 2-19

• Transcript of the Hines Trial, [ August 25, 1938], 2-20

• Policy Racket Poor Business, [s.d.], 2-21

• Stryker Shines at Cross Fire, [s.d.], 2-22

• Blue Ribbon Juries, [ August 4, 1939], 2-23

• Huge Theft Laid to Weinberg, [s.d.], 2-24

• Hines With Schultz While Gangster was Fugitive, Surprise Witness Says, [s.d.], 2-25

• Family Continues to Attend Hines Trial, Sun staff photo, [s.d.], 2-26

• Nine Connecticut Witnesses Hidden, [s.d.], 2-27

• Detectives Watch Hines Trial, [s.d.], 2-28

• Weinberg Denies Killing Dutch, [s.d.], 2-29

• Policy Trial Lures Crowds as to a Gladiatorial Combat, [s.d.], 2-30

• Curtain Raised on Underworld by Witnesses at Policy Trial, [s.d.] 2-31

• New Dewey Witnesses Hide Faces as They Leave Court, Sun staff photo, [s.d.], 2-32

• Hines Trial Brings up an Eerie Crime World, [s.d.], 2-33

• Stryker Tries to Link Weinberg with Killing of Schultz and Aids, [s.d.], 2-34

• Riding Master Identified Hines in Picture Shown by Detective, [s.d.], 2-35

• Dewey, Associated Press photo, [s.d.], 2-36

• Judge Martin Back on the Bench, [ April 1, 1940], 2-37

• Trial of Hines Will Enter its Third Week Today, [ August 29, 1938], 3-1

• Transcript of the Hines Trial, [ August 29, 1938], 3-2

• New Witnesses Describe Visits to Bridgeport, [ August 19, 1938], 3-3

• Course in Art for Hines Jury, [ August 29, 1938], 3-4

• Dutch Charmed Shore Society, [ August 29, 1938], 3-5

• Ex-mayor Tells of Gang Trip to Mount Vernon, [ August 29, 1938], 3-6

• Ex-boxer Tells of Seeing Hines in Schultz Suite, [ August 29, 1938], 3-7

• Policy Dimes Jingle as of Old, [ August 29, 1938], 3-8

• Transcript of the Hines Trial, [ August 30, 1938], 3-9

• Curry Stirs Hines Trial, Says Defendant had him Effect Transfer of Police, [ August 30, 1938], 3-10

• Testimony of John F. Curry, [ August 30, 1938], 3-11

• Curry Uneasy on Stand Under Stare of Hines, [ August 30, 1938], 3-12

• Tempers Flare at Hines Trial, [ August 30, 1938], 3-13

• Players Pick Hymn Number, [ August 30, 1938], 3-14

• Capshaw Freed Raid Prisoners, Record Reveals, [ August 30, 1938], 3-15

• Police Testimony's Admissibility Argued 1 1/2 Hours, Then Granted, [ August 30, 1938] 3-16

• John F. Curry's Testimony, [ August 31, 1938], 3-17

• Dixie Davis's Testimony, [ August 31, 1938], 3-18

• Transferred Cops Testify in Hines Trial, Sun staff photos, [ August 31, 1938] 3-19

• Transfer Order in Hines Case, [ August 31, 1938], 3-20

• Curtain Rises on a Nervous Star, [ August 31, 1938], 3-21

• Dave Boone Says:, [ August 31, 1938], 3-22

• Davis Says Dodge Threw '35 Jury off Racket Trail, [ August 31, 1938], 3-23

• Soft-Voiced Davis Fails to Fit Crowd's Idea of a 'Mouthpiece,' [ August 31, 1938], 3-24

• Political Cartoons, [ August 31, 1938], 3-25

• Cross-examination of Davis, [ September 1, 1938], 3-26

• Cross-examination of Davis, Witness Says he Violated Court Orders, [ September 1, 1938], 3-27

• Hines Club Got Davis Plenty, [ September 1, 1938], 3-28

• Valentine to Sift Police Transfers, [ September 1, 1938], 3-29

• Dave Boone Says:, [ September 1, 1938], 3-30

• Presides Over Hines Trial & Lied - Until Yesterday, Sun staff photos, [ September 1, 1938], 3-31

• Transcript of the Hines Trial, [ September 2, 1938], 3-32

• Steuer Says Hines Sought His Aid in U.S. Tax Case Against Schultz, [ September 2, 1938], 3-33

• Will Query Davis on Martin Murder, [ September 2, 1938], 3-34

• Jimmy in a Serious Moment, Mirror photo, [ September 2, 1938], 3-35

• Dewey Balked Tapping Curb, [ September 2, 1938], 3-36

• Mrs. Rose Wendroff, [s.d.], 3-37

• The Battle of the Century, [s.d.], 3-38

• Hits Manton Plea to Supreme Court, New York Times, [ February 11, 1940], 3-39

• Manton's Hope Shattered by Supreme Court, et al, [ February 26, 1940], 3-40

• Ex-judge Manton Pays $10,000 Fine, [ March 6, 1940], 3-41

• Manton Begins Prison Term, et al., New York Sun, [ April 29, 1940 - March 8, 1940], 3-42

• Transcript Tells Hines Trial Story in Fullest Detail, [ September 6, 1938], 4-1

• Schoenhaus is Called to Stand, [ September 6, 1938], 4-2

• Mr. Stryker Strikes a Glacier, [ September 6, 1938], 4-3

• Hines Picked Winners at Aqueduct Easily, [ September 6, 1938], 4-4

• Transcript Tells Hines Trial Story in Fullest Detail, [ September 7, 1938], 4-5

• The Sun Dial: Influence of the Hines Trial on Seasonal Verse, [ September 7, 1938], 4-6

• Story of Check Faces Attack at Hines Trial, [ September 7, 1938], 4-7

• Campaign Chief Lists Donations of $11,000, [ September 7, 1938], 4-8

• Trial is Still Packing 'Em In, [ September 7, 1938], 4-9

• Trial Lost in Village Maze, [ September 7, 1938], 4-10

• X Marks the Spot in Dispute at Hines Trial, [ September 7, 1938], 4-11

• Transcript Tells Hines Trial Story in Fullest Detail, [ September 8, 1938], 4-12

• Hines Defense Asks Dismissal, [ September 8, 1938], 4-13

• Transcript Tells Hines Trial Story in Fullest Detail, [ September 9, 1938], 4-14

• Full Text of Pecora's Ruling, [ September 9, 1938], 4-15

• Hines Indictment is Upheld, [ September 9, 1938], 4-16

• Hines Case Testimony, [ September 10, 1938], 4-17

• Hines Defense Asks Mistrial, [ September 10, 1938], 4-18

• Dixie Doris, Dewey's Key Witness, Among Those Who Testified..., Sun staff photos, [ September 10, 1938], 4-19

• Pecora's Ruling on Mistrial, [ September 12, 1938], 4-20

• Hines, Counsel Jubilant as Mistrial is Called, [ September 12, 1938], 4-21

• Mistrial for Hines, Pecora Orders Case to Different Jury, [ September 12, 1938], 4-22

• Spectators at the Hines Trial, Sun staff photos, [ September 12, 1938], 4-23

• Waiting for the Mistrial Ruling, Sun staff photo, [ September 12, 1938], 4-24

• Hines Trial Full of Thrills, [s.d.], 4-25

• Clash Over Whether Dewey Has Case Left, [s.d.], 4-26

• Mistrial Editorial, [ September 7, 1938], 4-27

• The Hines Mistrial Editorial, Boston Transcript, [s.d.], 4-28

• Justice Pecora's Decision, The Boston Herald, [ September 10, 1938], 4-29

• Justice Pecora's Decision, [s.d.], 4-30

• Unfortunate Mistrial, [s.d.], 4-31

• Hines Mistrial, New York Sunday Times, [s.d.], 4-32

• Hines Mistrial May Hasten Reform, [ September 17, 1938], 4-33

• Political Cartoons, [s.d.], 4-34

• New York's 'Blue Ribbon' Jury System Survives Arguments of Rule by 'Class,' [s.d.], 4-35

• Four Minutes Crowded Full, [s.d.], 4-36

• Why Should Not This 'Policy' As Well Be Called 'Spinach'?, [s.d.], 4-37

• Pecora Puts off Decision on Hines, [s.d.], 4-38

• Second Hines Trial Will Begin on November 14, New York Herald-Tribune, [ September 23, 1938], 4-39

• Tammany Reminded of Good Old Days, [s.d.], 4-40

• Stryker's Rough Hines Trial Manner Born of Spectacular Jousts in Court, [s.d.], 4-41

• Portrait of a Gangster Filled in at Hines Trial, [s.d.], 4-42

• G.O.P. Aims for Dewey Obscured by Mistrial, [s.d.], 4-43

• Hines Mistrial Sparks Move to 'Draft Dewey', [ September 16, 1938], 4-44

• G.O.P. Nominates Dewey in New York, [ September 29, 1938], 4-45

• Dewey & Barton, Editorial, Boston Herald & NY's Good Fortune, Editorial, Boston Transcript, [ October 1, 1938], 4-46

• Republicans Pick Dewey in NY, & Martin Sees Dewey Win in NY, [ September 29, and October 1, 1938], 4-47

• Big News of '39 Made by Dewey, [ December 27, 1939], 4-48

• Lasker Says He Lent Millions, [ February 6, 1940], 4-49

• Lasker Appears in State Trial to Disbar Levy, New York Herald-Tribune, [ February 6, 1940], 4-50

• Case Against Levy, [ February 13 - 28, 1940], 4-51

• Capshaw is Denied Permit to Appeal, [ February 23, 1940], 4-52

• Capshaw Seeks Leave to Appeal Ouster Order, New York Herald Tribume, [ April 9, 1940], 4-53

• Referee Holds Levy is Guilty, [ June 7, 1940], 4-54

• Appeals Ruling on Hines Case, [ June 3 - October 2, 1940], 4-55

• Hines Conviction Upheld, World Telegram, [ October 8, 1940], 4-56

• Hines Resigned to Prison Fate, [ October 9, 1940], 4-57

• Hines Enters Sing Sing Gates..., [ October 14, 1940], 4-58

• Manton Case, [ November 23 - 28, 1940], 4-59

• The Trial of Jimmy Hines Second Version Gets Under Way, [ January 23, 1939], 5-1

• Hines Assails Conspiracy Count, [ January 20, 1939], 5-2

• Two Jurymen are Selected at Hines Retrial, [ January 23, 1939], 5-3

• 8 Jurors in Box to Try Hines, [ January 24, 1939], 5-4

• Hines Trial Jury Completed, [ January 25, 1939], 5-5

• Stryker in Furious Attack, [ January 26, 1939], 5-6

• Calls Policy Wide Open Today, [ January 27, 1939], 5-7

• Hines Accused of Getting Graff, [ January 28, 1939], 5-8

• Second Hines Trial Dim Echo of First, [ January 29, 1939], 5-9

• Weinberg Kills Himself, New York Herald Tribune, [ January 30, 1939], 5-10

• Jury Not Told of the Suicide of Weinberg, New York Evening Sun, [ January 30, 1939], 5-11

• New Witnesses Identify Hines, [ January 30, 1939], 5-12

• Trial Record of Weinberg's Evidence Read, [ January 31, 1939], 5-13

• Without Prejudice, World Telegram Editorial, [ February 1, 1939], 5-14

• Orders Inquiry into Rumor on Weinberg's Gun, [ February 1, 1939], 5-15

• Stryker Gives Fiery Reading & Lehman Bids Dewey Check on Weinberg, [ February 2, 1939], 5-16

• Policy Gang's Accountant Up at Hines Trial & Weinberg Guard..., [ February 3, 1939], 5-17

• Attorney's Clash... World Telegram, & Widow of Dutch Schultz..., New York Sun, [ February 4, 1939], 5-18

• Curry Testifies Against Hines, [ February 6, 1939], 5-19

• Says He Paid Hines Thousands, [ February 7, 1939], 5-20

• Dewey-Steuer Clash Marks Trial of Hines, & Dewey Assails..., [ February 8, 1939], 5-21

• Lehman Says Dewey Assertion is Arrogant and Impertinent, [ February 9, 1939], 5-22

• Dewey Replies to Gov. Lehman & Lehman-Dewey Exchange, Editorial World Telegram, [ February 9, 1939], 5-23

• Ex-Bookmaker Tells of $150 Hines Paid Him, [ February 9, 1939], 5-24

• Ignored Order to Shift Salke, [ February 9, 1939], 5-25

• Dewey Rests Case Against Hines, New York Sun, and In and Near This City, New York Times, [ February 11 - 12, 1939], 5-26

• Hines Plea for Dismissal is Denied, [ February 13, 1939], 5-27

• Bolan Declares O'Brien Lied About Transfer of Detectives, [ February 14, 1939], 5-28

• Capshaw Puts Blame on Police for Dismissal of Policy Case, [ February 15, 1939] 5-29

• Dewey Again Accuses Magistrate Capshaw, [ February 16, 1939], 5-30

• Nott Will Bar Question That Led to Mistrial, [ February 17, 1939], 5-31

• Hines Jury Picks Weekend Recess & Will Dewey Ask That Question, et.al, [ February 18 -19, 1939], 5-32

• Ex-Prosecutor Dodge Shouts Denial That He Ever Even Saw Weinberg, [ February 20, 1939], 5-33

• Dodge and Dewey in Blistering Clash, [ February 21, 1939], 5-34

• Hines Avoids Stand as Both Sides End Case, New York Herald Tribune, [ February 23, 1939], 5-35

• Stryker Denounces Dewey's Tactics, [ February 23, 1939], 5-36

• Dewey Assails Dodge and Capshaw, [ February 24, 1939], 5-37

• Hines Jury Gets Policy Case, Judge Nott's Charge, [ February 25, 1939], 6-1

• The Fate of Hines is in Their Hands, photos, [ February 25, 1939], 6-2

• Retires at 12:25 p.m. After Nott's Charge, [ February 25, 1939], 6-3

• Members of the Jury that Found James J. Hines Guilty..., [s.d.], 6-4

• Hines Guilty on All 13 Counts, Jury Out 7 Hours..., [ February 26, 1939], 6-5

• Dewey Calls Hines Verdict Proof Democracy Can Clean Its House, Herald Tribune, [ February 26, 1939], 6-6

• A Nightmare, Says Mrs. Hines, Waiting for Husband's Fate, World Telegram, [ February 25, 1939], 6-7

• Hines Case Fought Out in Tense Court Dramas, New York Times, [ February 26, 1939], 6-8

• Mayor Acts to Put Capshaw off Bench for Link to Hines, New York Times, [ February 27, 1939], 6-9

• Dewey to Fight Bail for Hines... & Hines Probers to seek Trace of Rocket Pay, World Telegram, [ February 27, 1939], 6-10

• Capshaw Case Will be Laid Before Court & Hines Expected to Quit..., [ February 27, 1939], 6-11

• Democracy Cleans Its Own House, Editorial NY Evening Post, [ February 27, 1939], 6-12

• The Hines Verdict, Editorial, [ February 27, 1939], 6-13

• Cohalan Should Go, Editorial, World Telegram, [ March 1, 1939], 6-14

• Bankrupt Tammany Must Now be Liquidated, Editorial, New York Post, [ February 28, 1939], 6-15

• The Hines Verdict & Magistrate Capshaw, Editorials, NY Times, [ February 27, 1939], 6-16

• A Victory for Justice Editorial, Herald-Tribune, It Can Be Done Editorial, World Telegram, [ February 27, 1939], 6-17

• To Wed Dixie Davis, NY Sun and Evening Post, [ February 28 - March 2, 1939], 6-18

• Hines Jury Fix Foiled, 2 Arrested & Hines' Conviction Ends Police Era..., [ March 1, 1939], 6-19

• Capshaw Ouster Faces Hurdle in Weinberg Suicide, NY Evening Post, [ February 28, 1939], 6-20

• Both the Prosecutions..., Hines Keeps..., Hines a Politician..., NY Times, Hines Case..., Hines, Ex... Herald-Tribune, [ February 26, 1939], 6-21

• Red Williams Ordered Tried, [ March 2, 1939], 6-22

• Court Assigns Capshaw Case..., Herald-Tribune, & Hines Jury Plot..., NY Sun, [ March 3, 1939], 6-23

• Drive on Crime at Climax, World Telegram, [ March 4, 1939], 6-24

• Hines Guilty, NY Times & Hines Case Aftermath, Herald-Tribune, [ March 5, 1939], 6-25

• Political Cartoons, [s.d.], 6-26

• Di Sapio Bail is Cut & Barbber Denies Attempt..., Herald-Tribune, [ March 6-7, 1939], 6-27

• Police Memory..., Herald-Tribune & Dixie Davis to be Sentenced..., [ March 7-8, 1939], 6-28

• Hines Sentence is Put Off..., Herald-Tribune & Schultz Inquiry, [ March 8-9, 1939], 6-29

• Di Sapio Guilty of Attempt to Fix Hines Jury, [ March 13, 1939], 6-30

• Hines Still Stays as Leader, [ March 11, 1939], 6-31

• Junior Leaguer Writes of Dewey & On Vacation in the South, [ March 15 & 22, 1939], 6-32

• Hines Sentence... & Davis Sentence Today..., Herald-Tribune, [ March 21-22, 1939], 6-33

• Dixie Davis Recent Life in Review, [s.d.], 6-34

• Dewey Plea Saves Hines Fixer, [ March 22, 1939], 6-35

• Davis' Quest for 'Big Money'... & Davis to Serve 130 Days..., Herald-Tribune, [ March 23, 1939], 6-36

• Jail Term, Hines Sentenced to 4 to 8 Years, [ March 23, 1939], 6-37

• Solly Girsch was in Hiding & Mrs. Hines Kept From Court..., [ March 23, 1939], 6-38

• The Portrait of a District Leader, [s.d.], 6-39

• Editorials, NY Herald-Tribune, NY World Telegram, NY Sun, [ March 24, 1939], 6-40

• Hines Break With Curry... & Hines's Request to Attend King Funeral Denied, [ March 24, 1939], 6-41

• Hines Witness Sent to Prison & Hines Freed..., [ April 4-5, 1939], 6-42

• Hines District Captain... , Valentine Gives Promotion... , & Dewey and the Police, [ March 30-31, 1939], 6-43

• Public's Debt to Judge Nott, Editorial, World Telegram, [ March 25, 1939], 6-44

• Hines Granted... , Appellate Division Opens... & Capshaw's Case..., Herald-Tribune, [ June 27-28, 1939], 6-45

• Stryker Condemns Blue Ribbon Juries, NY Sunday Times, [ July 2, 1939], 6-46

• Two Herald-Tribune and Three World Telegram articles, [ August 5, 7, 16, 23, 1939], 6-47

• Change of Venue... & Hine Application Filed, Herald-Tribune, [ September 26, 30, 1939], 6-48

• Hines is Refused..., Hines's Appeal... & Jimmy Hines's Club for Rent, [ October 6, 9, 12, 1939], 6-49

• Dewey Deception on Davis Hideout Lashed by Judge, [ November 10, 1939], 6-50

• Three NY Sun and two Herald-Tribune articles, [ December 4, 5, 6, 19, 1939], 6-51

• Two Herald-Tribune, two NY Times, and three NY Sun articles, [ January 3, 26, 27, 28, 30, 1940], 6-52