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Defense Fears Tillers of
Secretly Held Grudge
Against Miners
LOATH TO OPPOSE UNION
BUILDING OPERATION TIE-UP
IN NEW YORK IS AVERTED
Lockwood Committee Negotiates
Truce Between Men and Employers
New Ynrli. Nev. IN. (Hy A. P.)
Tlu I.oclaMieil I.nghtlutlM' Ceiiiiuiltcc
tiid.iy siM'itcil u tliH'Htriiril tic-tip of
g0ji luiltdtiis oiH'ratleii in tlie nii'trei(i1ltnn
ale.l iitnl lil'ciifs muting 10(1.(100 hi
liei'i'is bj nrentiiitliie n truce bet wren
luitlilt'ti: eiiileer mill union wmkei,
j 1 mler tin term" of the iroei'il tiiuv
! iitiliin lirlrMit'iT new en strike utt
elalit Jen-" will return te wetk anil the
iiiiimiii buibler-'' nrjt'itiizntten will re
c:lH Its 1 leketlt nnler.
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service.
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Cf In the construction of a big
builcJinj,', it is necessary te use
a derrick te heist the material
up te the workmen.
CI In the building of the hu
man body, feed is our derrick.
It builds us up both physically
and mentally. N fn nl plays a
preater part m heakh-buildir.fj
than the yolk of an est;.
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of the Evening Public Ledger
Marlen, III., Nev. 'js. funnel In
Williamson Count v. in xplte of what-
' leier vilb-resa epltilnii tbey mnj Iiiim .
are net publicly aiitiettticliu atij op
position te organized labor.
Their letiile iluritii' exiiminntien for
liuv serMee at the Merrill tiiiiss.ieie trill
express no resetittiieut town til the
union or union miners. Women citizen
of Mat ion whose husband are no'
miners whisper that farmer "den'
dare express their real opinion for fear
the union will ict them."
Turiner. with few exceptions, de a'
flit, however, ti. -! :!"' Ms en th
"cuilt or innocence of the men repot
slhle for the or I in " Hut it is tint thai
opinion which defi no perhaps feats .. i
much a the antip.ithv "u .ir.ini7'd
labor which farmer insSt tliey de let
have.
Assistant Attorney CJeneral Albldlc
kintff. asitini; the prose-utien, e.
tirduy examined mere than half of tie
farmer-veniremen whom n"fene had
iilreadx clialletued for catle.
Miilillekauff was rehi' tnnr te nl'ew -i
Xetlireliimi tn be excused s'niph be, ,tu
ewneii 'ii te an epiti'i n b.isi.i s.,', v
urn "rumor 'itiil iicwsjeii.er rip- ,r- U
'siaielied ter the .minv of the iuiih
he watitid te knew whether tlie m ..
man was an eve-witness te the trijun
I Hut. aecerdins te the majority of thee
farmer, tirst news of the rietins ie ie
'te them ever the phone, net dinMh.
but while they were "listenltis n ' en
I a partv line.
Tells Hew He Formed Opinion
Defense up till ". ji'.O o'clock .e.ster
day challenged twelve farmer for
cause. At that time IM William, a
farmer and ex -miner, whose s,,n js a
miner, was called.
Karly in the examination by defi ni
Williams owned te at. opinion I Jem se
Cook, ex.uniiiiiu; for the the dct-mi ' '
'elitlnr.ed te probe, asUin; the . ,i
stenographer te take notes AV.'Ii n
said he laard that ".seventj -the ti . '
had been killed, lie didn't kn w I .,
if exactly when. On that basis he had
formed hi opinion.
Lawyer Cenk deluged William "
questions, tii.ailj instructing him that
a juror who i fair will pre r." i
feiulatrt's innocence up until he enters
he jury room te render the .rli
Lawjer MiddlekautT didn't think : w.i
neces-.irj te wait that long, and l.e mi
jected. Where's the court?" adieil the u.
fense.
Judge llartwell was in the jiirx i-hiih
Tlie (otitentieti had te be rcpc.iti-l ( i
the court, and both side dti:useil ' v
let.g a jurur should presume a defetid.it t
innocent.
Later. .MiddlekautT iiue-tiened W
"ireiiuui William again. His ,,eten.
t.nn was that since Williams d.du't
knew the exact location of tie kill
ings n.imel. in the Herrln cemetery
and at the "power house" ami ret nt
the Lester strip mine lie reallv could
have no opinion. William- told the
pio-e.utien that he saw no tea -en ubj
he 'couldn't be a fair juror."
Judge llartwell next questioned him.
and realized that the long gt tiling hud
perhaps confused Will.ams. He told
the Jud'e he had no opinion.
Judge llartwell tin ii expr d his
own confusion exer the M-nireman's re
plies. He was interrupted.
"Te shorten mutter," interrupted
Lawjer Cook, "di fense will challenge
Wi liam perempienl
liefetise made rii'eiil-breakiiig sp,..d
in the examination of I'lejd Hlacl . .1
brother of Hr. .1. T. Hlack. of lb run
one of the prosecution's tar witn
who treated ni.in of the mnril.it.-.l
striki'-bnaker after the riot lu-t .lu'e
Helier' Cook, one of the d' tense 1 ,
jers. asked Hlack jut fear sn.ipi
quest ion :
"Are j, en the brother of l)r Hlaik'-
' lime you an opinion as te the -n it
or innocent" of the men who did tae
killing at the Lester Strip .Mine'.-
' lime j en expressed it?
"Is it a fixed opinion?"
Te each query Hlack nnipred a
-hurt, eplese "jes." Hi W.i- v-
i ised for tause.
Hut defen-e sjient most of tiie r
dark tl.i. probing only seten fna. r
eiiiretueii. who were In the end tx
cusisl for being biused.
There are no new jurors t,, ,,i f,, i ,
four alreudj chosen. Tlie i.ta.i.n.ng
twetitj of the new xetiire uili up. i' n
da All tlaj jesterdii.x th ir'r""i
wis tlre.ir. The f"W electric lig','.
iniibi s)(1reely combat the uiuien ,f
di'kne.ss from the rum, cola out -of -d
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Mrs. Hurt C.rare, wife of one of t'
deft nd. int.s. and their diiughttr -at ii
the prisoner' b"n h during the -if t . r r r
noen beside the priset.ei npi ,t
lunched her exes with a h.ttl Ikeji huf.
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