The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03
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MAN INDICTMENTS WILL BE
IT. RETURNED FOR VIOLENCE
AND CONSPIRACY GROW
ING OUT OF THE CHI. II %
cAGo STRIKE.
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CHICAGO, June The May grand
jury, which has been Investigating
the teamsters' strike +and chargesSof
bribery and graft In connection with
it will adjourn to-day. Its! long ses.
sion has resulted In the obtaining sof
q vast amount Of evidence concern.
ing strike violence, assaults on strike
breakers, conspiracy and other
charges made before 1t. In the coun.
ty court building 1t is predicted that
several indictments willsbey returned.
What evidence has been brought tout
by the Investigation win also be turn.
ed over to the June grand jury, which
Is tosmeett June 10, when the investl.
cation will be continued.
THE April grand jury indicted Pres.
ident Shea, of the teamsters, and ,eley.
en- other labor leaders, on charges Sof
conspiracy. S
H The employers make a serious &C.
cusation against the strikers, follow.
Ing the various charges Of bribery
made this week, the evidence Of THE
States attorney says have not been
1isuflc lcient ITO warrant indictments
against; employers Of labor men. Itsis
claimed By a prominent representa-.
tive Of the employers, acting orbits
associates; that an offer, was made:on
May - to end the ,teamsters strike for
100000 ediary who has hsir re.
Gently left4the city, was 10 receive
$4,000 Of this sum, s35,O0o going 10
the3unions. The money was ready as
a trap, it is said, but the interme.
diary and a.3certain person friendly
to the labor Interests who was %ln
on the dealfslost heart and failed to
appear 81 s5s.2 = = n N
President Shea and labor men deny
this allegation as strongly as business
men have denied the charges which
Shea and others have made against
them. 4: IN .;ts, i:. /; K,
Detectives are Investigating the dis.
appearance Of John Lorden and R. W.
Hartford, policemen sworn in for
strike duty, who have not been seen
for ten days. Il
Action on the question as to
whether Bernard Mulligan and John
r.: Donohue, union men sentenced {ito
Jail for contempt Of court shall be
released, will be decided by Federal
Judge Grosscup Monday. Michael
i McNichols, sentenced to prison for
three months for contempt In yiolat;
ing the Federal Court injunction Is
enjoying his liberty. under "a suspend.
ed sentence. III
At the conference before Mayor
Dunno late yesterday afternoon be.
tween union Representatives and rep.
resentatiyes of the Team Owners AS.
ISOLATION, the owners told the team.
sters and the mayor that II their do.
mands for arbitration Of the right to
deliver goods to strike bound firms
were not granted a lockout Of 5000
drivers would follow. 5
The union leaders said the team.
sters' Joint council must consider tho
matter. " y .}a'iS l3s HI
Mayor Dunno urged both sides to
reach a peaceable settlement. After
he thought he said, that the outlook
is grave. He thinks the strike will
Immediately: grow worse. The team
owners committee and the teamsters'
leadsr} will meet again In the mayors
Office this afternoon while the team.
sters will answer the demands Of the
4 owners. a. referendum vote Of the
employees Of the Frank Parmalee
Transfer Company, who threatened to
strike, resulted in an Overwhelming
decision to remain at work. z5
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