Jewish influences in American life : $b volume III of the International Jew, the world's foremost problem : being a reprint of a third selection from articles appearing in the Dearborn IndependentFord, Henry
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Jewish influences in American life : $b volume III of the International Jew, the world's foremost problem : being a reprint of a third selection from articles appearing in the Dearborn Independent
Ford, Henry
Antisemitic literature; Jews -- United States; United States -- Ethnic relations
At that time the police department and the police courts before which
all criminal cases in the city were first brought, were in the hands of
Tammany Hall. The result was a partnership between local government and
crime which has not been duplicated outside of Semitic countries.
Immigrant Jews of the shadier type organized an association called The
Max Hochstim Association, which was known during the Lexow Investigation
as “The Essex Market Court Gang.” One of its chief rulers was Martin
Engel, Tammany leader of the Eighth Assembly District. The “king” of
this Jewish district was a man named Solomon who had changed his name to
the less revealing one of “Smith,” and who became known as “Silver
Dollar Smith” because of the fact that he ruled his little empire from
the Silver Dollar Saloon, which gained its name from the silver dollars
that were cemented into the floor of his place of business. This saloon
was just opposite the Essex Market Court, which was thronged daily by
hordes of Yiddish criminals, the bondsmen, false witnesses and lawyers.
Let not the fastidious reader deem it unnecessary to linger longer round
the old police court at Essex Market, for out therefrom came a word
which has fixed itself in common English speech—the term “shyster,” by
which a certain type of lawyer is described. A Clinton street lawyer
named Scheuster, whose practices were quite characteristic, made himself
very obnoxious to Justice Osborne. Whenever another Yiddish lawyer
attempted a shady trick, the judge would openly denounce it as
“Scheuster practice,” and so it came that the first men in the
profession to bear the name “shyster” were the Yiddish lawyers of Essex
Market Court.
To make a nasty story brief, the Max Hochstim Association became the
first organized White Slaver group in America, and the revelations made
by the Lexow Committee are shuddering glimpses into that lowest form of
depravity—a coolly conducted, commercialized, consolidated traffic in
women. The traffic was made to yield dividends to politicians, to
Tammany Jews in particular. The Ghetto became the Red Light District of
New York. The first man to undertake the export trade in women with
foreign countries, especially South America, was a man who later became
a Tammany notable.
The surprising fact is that, although these matters are written in
official documents, and although the same matters have been written into
the record of every similar investigation which has been made, Jewish
leaders persist in denying that the leaders in this particular form of
depravity are Jews. When the United States Government made a nation-wide
investigation, it found and recorded the same facts. The New York
Kehillah came into existence as a defense organization at a time when
the exposure of the Jewish White Slave traffic threatened to overwhelm
the New York ghetto.
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