The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-23
S
EC CUR E ARREST
DE: E:lHIOCRATS.
SscsITSA6sso o. DENVER SEEMS TO BE
CORRUPT AS NEW
YORK EVER WAS.
IRREGuEARlTIE
ND EVIDENCES OF FRAUD
ARE2BRoUGHT FORWARD.
SHOW THAT. MEN
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DENVER Col, Nov. 23-Repub1i
ss3 sca11s Tuesday night secured the ar
Ssrest Of eighteen more Democratic
election< officials on the charge OF
ioIating; the election laws.
Nine$ Democrats were unprepared
or this latest move in the guberna-
torial contest. The prisoners were
ken before United states Comm1s-
sioner Alb. Capron, who placed their
bonds ats 1000 each Surety was fur
ished BY ED, Chase, president of
#soca1led gambling trust, and
homas$P Phillips, a city official. These
rrestsaar William Bergman, city
policeman J ohm Bremen, deputy.
he1if clerk of election; w n.
eFeenss( (aBiHy,), saloon keeper and
ss efty detective, brother of a recently
ppointed Tammany Hall Judge in
New amess Harris; clerk in
Jndge Johnson,s Court; John Kit
employed in the city health de-
spart1nent; Koosky, policeman, Judge
fSe1ection5; Frank Kratke, policeman, |
special election constable; Alderman
fichae1 aMahoney,S of the Fifth ward,
pecia constable on election day; Pat
ZMcAndrews; deputy sheriff,
clerk Of election; James Mullins,
cIerIs3in the county treasurer's Office,
candidate$for Congress at the last
election, and brother of District
S3ssSI Judge Mullins, who viii hear the
next crimina cases in Arapee county
dWard 70 Malta policeman, clerk Of
Selection;;# Patrick Rarf, constable; E
los. Hayes, politician and city en-
pioye and judge of elections; s.
Schrofsk city emp1oye, clerk of cleo
ion;aE n AK Sisa1k, politician, clerk Of
ssesI ction;;33S Max Showsky, city employe,
ELECTION constable; John Sullivan,
deputy sheri 4, special election consta- G
5sblss;;$ss Zeitz, saloonkeeper. clerk Of
election. r
ssssSIs he Democrats had no time to insti :
ttIteS&a my retaliatory measures. Mil.
Stona smith chairman Of the State
I9enocretic Committee, and Frank q
Adams, brother of Goyernor-elects Ad- ?
ans and chairman OF. tn e Police and :
ERE Board, appeared for the prison = =
make arrangements for their :
bonds. 81
3ssS 7Lughes, Jr., candidate for the ~
1eraocrat tic nomination as United :.
sstates5S Senator, also was in the com =,
nlissioner's court room - :.
he officials all served on election 90
day precinct s. of the Fifth ward IL
met 8, Of the Eleventh ward. 1,s
ss hat particular part Of the statute ~
md hichs hey We're arrested for 10
coercion of@yoters, is remnant Of sh
khe Force Bill. Federal statutes ne
were violated from the fact that the
presidential electors and the memb ers 81,
Congress were voted for Once be- iio
ore Colorado%a3 United states Court TIL
assumed Jurisdiction in an election SO,
,ase8 there was intimidation Of on
5otars hat was ten years ago. RE
5zJ udgsSH Hallet sent man to the pen. to
ntiary for four years and the entire lef
entencel was served: {
4 More arrests are promis sed by the :
republicans: Afhdavits which were en'
resented showed til at 4eipr, 7 Ioan aacb sto
from twenty-five to thirty Re
mes l inS$oneS ward. S3lttL.
Other afIidavits cited th at Il rubb .sslk sai
amps had been attached to the sio =
agsI rings OF Democratic clerks
Sliusedst sto smarksc crosses opposite the n
lInes ofStheSD eSDamocratic cgubernatorialTh Tha
dIdate The afi1daVits show where Efne
eses rubb Der STAN 2: I: rim s. were man gini
act1ired Land en- they We're given |supt
q 0thers evidence was secured com
esyins thats hlIndr dreds ballots were pop,
lrlsad rosses opposIt te danns3 to3 L
ssaa bsgeras til Gre ted oa foT