The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-02
||IRTS OF SPIES
FATURE OF TRIAL
Lpse Shows That Pinkerton
,v Knew Every Move of
/ the Federation.
N CONVENTIONS
\ and DIRECTED STRIKES
,r Confidential Stenog-
,her of Agency Identifies
|o,cuments for Defense.

y Idaho, July morris Fried
|, Young Russian stenographer,
:, The employ of the Pinkcrton
. A. Denver 10 write a book in
1 }, published certain corrsspon-
A tbe agency that passed
4, his hands, was again today
,-1rsl figure al the Steuuenberg
4 trial. More than half of the
dsy was occupied in reading to
~ The copies of the documents
1 gndman took from the Pinker
~,rds. These were chiefly re-
u ecret agents operating as spies
4 ne unions and union men at
4 crek. Victor. GIobevilIe, Colo
|6r. Trinidad, and Denver. and
/, complete surveillance of the
4 Federation of Miners and the
i Nipe Workers of America. dur
labor troubles in Colorado in
. Pipkerton men sat III the Fed
4 &rouyention in 1904, reporting
ssliugs.
/ b Support Counter Claim,
Of the reports or letters that
|nirred by Friedman and read TO
"a b. Clarence Darrow contained
|lsp general references 10 the
Ii issues OF the trial, but were
i subs,sntiation Of the counter
| q ibs defense that the Pinker-
NV conpired for the dcst ructiop
. Western Federation of Miners
y lives Of its leaders.
.fpseeutiop offered no opposition
|I.sinre OF Friedman IS testimony.
j objection to the introduction
f,e Of the documents that the
attained through him. aud
/ iiiedman was handed over for
finlnation il endeavored 10 as
II Friedman had any more re.
p letters bearing ON the general
Il attacked Friedman on the
liat he had played thc Pinkcr-
'Rly. had violated his pledge 10
r1 bad stolen the documents
y produced, but the witness
~ admit that he had stolen
sr and would not allow Senator
call him "Pinkerton. - lie
nat II was not stealing TO
-ematIon that had to be OBJ.
v the fraud and deceit of Sc
PIE men, and declared that the
Tnee, which he performed in
= 'he people of the methods of
y, inlly justified anything chat
ionc.
"a Not Know of Trial.
N that. had ne known this
coming up, he would have
eHy more letters and reports.
oofan pressed him 10 tell just
'o'as iberc were in the Pin
'see at Denver bearing di.
hn case, and while the wit.
'e could not tell him Of any
II Que he remembered many
'm'ep by Detective McPart-
snleh all manner of crimes
+" The door Of the Western
'l Of Miners.
interesting witness was
"suace. an attorney Of
2 '''A' who served with ihc
as private and then as
.a' ouung the strike Of 1909
''A'ed several instances as
III snow the misuse OF the
~ "'iila by the mine own.
''ln'lnal records Of some !
- lighters Imported by the
. ''id OF the working of |
''ein' recltcd the circum- !
L'V'ed with the looting Of |
''''Vs and a newspaper of |
That he saw X. &. Stcr. |
Il S''ec'ive for tho mine own |
r. n'st shot in the Victor !
TUE Independence station |
up.
ghite m
On organizer for the |
A ~. ''on OF Miners, wss
A,. SO SO and brought the trial |
80 n. 10 great good hui
We drollcst kind of a tale !
IN oy the militia. with all
'aa circumstances Of war
euyities of the vcrmin in
|'s.aa' and his happy release
~, Noodmou of the World |
ped the militia.
Moi. "V defense said today !
~: succeed in finishing
2 sa ssn Witnesses except Hay
.Hlki, bJ the end Of this
hal pan is 10 reserve those
''r the last. Tho de.
I'll pared lis draft of in. |