Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-18

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Tnect II Nelsyn'- Examination.
The .ffsct q Ns-s9ts Ietg ezaf1-
.falon Nas perceD'l1Ie yesterday and
ioday So me tsrre repl-s - "a e.
men who came after hln.
Yes ana $50 were the answer
there being an evident pn1eI eiaI@lAg
o. pnat ne eEsm.fDog cDlntel aai
tryly 20 learn and a willingness u
nelD him find out
The e1amluatlyn Of JsieaWan Ro-
bert g. BAN aah ins first ~ ne
opening " ine court baih. q ci'l
var .etefan. IS over % year, old. N'
passed one lrief or1ss % rho saih'
fiction n he defense. when Atior-
rey DarroH asked him what BE- would
90 lf hs mad % give a verdict win
out hearing the evidence" and be re-
piled. u would not 90 IT,
Was Prejudiced.
Interrogation NJ 81. !. Quacken'
bush. au erDressnan was then begun
lle said be wAs prejudiced The uE4a
qgestlons a. ~ whether he had feae
ard Ieir opinion Of capital punish
ment The yenireuan said he ha'
never taken any part of dihcuri'ni
Tor Or against labor unions. iie hai'
ke had been asked 20 join laDoI
union. but had not done Eo, thDugi
ne had no prejudice against them u
the afternoon. session LcComptc DaH
briefly eramlned Taiesman y y
Dreker and Aborn. asking as 20 "ha
their constitutional qualification Z
|F HIATT declared his occupation Wa
/ gardening
Had Fixed opinion.
Al the conclusion Of a long exam
lration be stated that hc had "a hhe'
npluIon aH 20 the rIilt Or Innocence
~ the defendant which evidence
. wouldn't remove lic said. however
T that he could give the defendant ih
/ benefit of e.er reasonable doubt liy
.att saId he was a member of The or
thod4r Friends church. fotn hlae
Iref.s.d 90 challenge him ana tn'
/ court then excused hihi because hi
religion was opposed 10 capita
/ punishment
/ Acquainted with Chandler.
Tho next Taesman WIS Samuel r
McCreary. who said his occupation
/ was money lending lie said be- ha'
read the Times ever since u had bcei
IN print and circulated and wah ac
qualuted With Mr. Chandler, Fun-lu
| law of General OTIS McCreary sal'
his opinion at the time WAS too s,roni
10 be removed.
Ilo was dismissed by both sides
Venireman r.. G. Robinson wa
called a. a talcsman 30 succeed Nc
/ Crcary In the box and the court tooI
brief recess a. 3.35 p. m. Tales
man Edmund s. Johnson took h'
stand when court resumed iu sitting
Agninst Labor Union.
Johnson confessed to a prejudice
against labor unions and said be be
uoycd he could not be a juror Th'
defense challenged for cause which
was allowed by the court
Venlroman j. y Green took hli
| place ln tho box. LeCompto Davl'
| for the defense subsequently quest
toned Talesman r. " Williams .
grocer. whose answers were satsfac
I tory
Talosman George a. MCGEE wa
then questioned. lie said ne was q
member uf the United Workmon an,
tho other unions and indicated i'm
partlality az FAR as they had gone
when court adjourned
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