The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-15
NEE TING RI1
TO S0C|A
Gathering to Protest I
kidnapping of MeSs,|
Held at Salt pala,,
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTgD'
WITHOUT BENIN
Miss Anna Maley. n
Speaker, Caustic h,
Remarks.

q screeching miniature looo..'
lectures OF the "barkers" a. +
concessions and all the nol.,
the other attractions at tbs !,
resort, John NJ. o'Nen Of -.
OF the Miners magazine ana
Maley of Boston, organ!zer n.
national Socialist party Wa,
at a mass meeting called !.
against the alleged kidnaplup !,
Namara brothers. In couos,;
their arrest on the charge a.
the Los Angeles Times b,,ls,.
The meeting was called h.
union Of the Bridge and s,,,
Workers. the Building Trad,
the salt Leke Federation =, :.
Western Federation Of M,,.-
Socialist party. to adopt ~.
protest against the me,hods -.
the manufacturers and &C.,
Burns detective agency In Is
the McNamaras. Resolurincs
ed by the meeting w,Ihout
The lights went onf duyino n.
and IL was impossible m ss,So
lutions. The substance Of thsr
planned and the audience 49,.
in the dark. There were ~.
dissenting votes.
Gist of Rssolutious
The resolutions declare th., =.
DDS used In the arrest Of ,he ~
we're unparalleled except In o-s'
and that in which laborine rs,
victims: that the alleged EldpzH,-
prisoners indicated an Aforr 4.
by Indictment. rather than To =
proof. After rec!ting the delsl.
alleged injustice practiced n r
the resolutions denounce as ~.
sational and insiRcerc" ihe ~.
methods In the prosecution y
the steel trust. the erectors' r.,
and It's allied associations. he
tective agency and the prorecu;:.
Of Los Angeles county. The +.
further dsnounce this hIgh.h,-I
rage with all our power ana
organized labor and all oppose-|
rauny everywhere to rise N
Indignation and spring TO ths.
our wronged brothers" The T.
pledge moral and financial supp1
of the resolutions win be ~
international offices OF the RI.
Structural Iron Workers and d
Berger. the Socialist re2ress,1
congress.
Although the announced purros,
meeting was 10 deal With ihe 'I:s
case. II appeared to be merely h,
and the meeting developed iut F
cialisI gathering. Both sreanr
Socialists and their addressssST
Tositlons 7 cf SocialistIc dcctri1e
speakers were Revolutionary n n
marks. each denounclns emphzi
present system of relations he.Te
tai and Industry. Miss Maey Il
ticularly fiery.
Miss Maley went W and doEn 4
with American institutions. aii{d
Integrity and patriotism even q 4
olutiouary fathers. In this con1s'
said that '.those who furnish1 d
air for the Revolution got Htc1
those who furnished the not bl6od
BAH and chain
Scout Movement Deuomcl
As a form Of militarisn. H
OF capital 10 place the working q
der subjcction- she denouncet
the Boy Scout movement So =
II was given the fostering -
the school. the press and ~
which were sacrificing the r.
the children 10 keep alive ths e
relations OF capital and labor
AS an example OF The coatfa
church by capital. Miss MasJ.
the Rev. Mr.. Duncan. at pres,
cialisJ mayor of Butte. was en-,
his church because he declsr9
the kidnapping of Mover, hs1s
Pettibone She asked II u
knew why the Rev Mr.. lrTls
Church of the Ascension IN
and why William Thurston bp
the Unitarian church IN SAT-
connection with this staternsss
that if Christ came down ~
and repeated his sermon
scribes and the Pharisees w
minister OF the Church Of tns
In New York would be inc m'
Cruelty him. cruelty him'
Miss Maley arraigned Roos1s
ly for his article. Murder
which was printed in ;he V1S y.
his signature. saving that al
the mines OF the west cou'9
Roosevelt 10 print an editohn
with the McNamsIs IA.
the caption, kidnapping u
PresiGen, Taft was refeHsu
chorc boy OF cdp,.
John M. o'Neil 9alH
Mr.. o'Neil gave an eloouenI
ful address. which, howe.ss.
fiery than that Of MISS aM
fcrred TO the alleged kidnaplM
Namaras as a murder OF lusss
rerred 10 Roosevelt as tne "
Juan. who boasted Of shoounse a.,
ing Standard in the back.
and Cannon, lie said. weteu weu,H ~
the Goulds. the Nanae'o"
Rockefellers. 49,, ,ks
being observed as rag op o1 ~
the country. Mr.. O'Neii ss snSs
idea of patriotism prevai''s5S,,is '5,,s
we sing MY Country Nv ~
he said but there are l,,nirs
own one foot OF that c9oh hssy>
the unpillardcd dome oil ,hs
speak of our devotion 70 o,si ,ni
have seen plutocratic pu,sIea
lag above bull pens IN .,sonsj Mj
a aborinS men were lmpi..I,uilar
-hey exercised their oohS''
Df free speech. zh.r al n
James Kindred, a merioe' ehsi1
Socialist Organization. was rss
he meeting. A collection n. HsS
- aid in the defense OF the