The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-04-30
THEY WANT PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT TO ARBITRATE
ON HIS COMING VISIT
Mayor Dunno Issues Proclamation Warn
People TO Stay Away from Wag-
ons Protected BY Armed Men
Citizens Appeal for Peace

5hicagc. Ap.il ~ 'fNelre laant
h laders. pTo.sIne aiy i.ieasiIi4sl With
tho teamssefs' stslEa now ID prugfs.
here. ws.e indicted tun gnt by ths
grand jury. Eacn indictment conta Il
ca Six & nnts ana charg Ii tAe nleI
with conspirscs. Bis.s were returned
against presidents ol unions al fol
lows:
Cornelius X. shea, international
teamstera.
Hugh McGee, truck drivers.
M. #. Kelly, market drivers.
George +, Golden, packing house
teamsters.
James b Barry, "a lway express
drivers.
Johr Smyth, coal drivers.
Charles Dold, Chicago Federation of
Labor
Stephen Sumner, milk drivers.
Also against
Jeremiah Mccarthy business agent
truck drivers
Charles Wilbrandt. secretary Of
team ters' joint council
u wv Young business agent baggage
and parcel drivers.
Harry app, business agent of cca
drivers I'm on,
Much secrecy marked the return of
the indictments, and even after .they
had been returned, effort was made tt
keep the names from being learned.
No Warrants Yet Issued
The indictments werebased solelf
On evidence given during the la
week by witnesses who testified spe
eificallg asto the troubles the labo
dnions and Ward and Company Tn
investigation was of d general chai
acter, and evidence was heard on at
phases of the str ke, including confer
ences between leaders Of unions, spt
ci.ic act ol leaders In these confei
ences and Their conversations wit
employers. No warrants were issued
bnight. as II il expected the defend
ants will appear In court on Monlay
and furnish bonds for appearance
when wanted
How EviSencc Wa Obtpinsd
The most important ANA detailed ev
idence Oh which the indictments wer
based came from Frederick job. sec. |
retary OF the Employers al sociation.
and from FRI bert j. Thorne, manager
for Ward and Company, and stock
holder In the coal firm Of Deniels and |
Company. In testifying 10 conversa
tions he had held with various labot
leaders Thorne gave testimony tend I
ing to sh W that the strike of team
sters was not called In sympathy fol !
the garment workers. but for other
reasons. and he declared there had
been an under landing among labor
leaders to strike d heavy blow at the
interests OF ward and Company.
The jurors concluded the question.
n violence was too broad for them tc
take UP In the limited time at the!i
dispe5al ANA confined themselves to
The question Of conspiracy alone.
Some OF the Charges.
One count In the indictment charge
the defendants with conspiring to pre-.
vent all persons not members Of the
Teamsters' union from securing EN-
rloyment as drivers. This rs describ.
ed AZ being contrary % police NOR
ais"
Another count charges conspiracy
70 prevent any union tesmster from
picking up Or delivering any goods to
or from Ward. This II called trade |
morals. a third count charges con
sp'racy " so an Illegal act Id that all |
taamste~s we're warned moi To Id any |
work for Warls The fourth charges
nat tN conspiratorse compelled the
proprietor ~ the Wtndsorc chiffon III.
lcl ~ put Sut certain guests cf the ho