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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
GOMPERS AGAINST
HANGING ANYBODY
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Dec. e-'I am not
hound; ] am not hound. / DO not seek
human life in punishment FOR any crime. -
This was The angry cTclS nation u
samuel GOmpccs tonight ON his return
from Troy when shown n dispatch from
spokane saying the Central Labor Coun-
ell OF that city Is planning a country
vide movement TO obtain the maximum
punishment FOR the Los Angeles Gyna-
miteTS.
II do not believe in capital punishment
under any circumstances. he continued.
II do not believe the state has a right
TO take human NE. This H. a very un-
Wise movement I am against IT, n H.
Ike the popuiace In the Roman arena
demanding with ito thumbs down that The
victorious gladiator plunge the sword in
20 his victim. do not believe In
thumbs doNn' for these or any other
men,
What punishment do you think should
be meted out 10 thcm:' the labor leader
was asked.
Suppose We let the Judge decide that.
am content TO leaye Il with bin" was
the reply,
Has The American Federation II La Dor
any authority over the Central Labor
council OF Spokane?
They are affiliated with us but We
have no authority over them They have
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03

q right 20 do as they please so long a 5
they obey tho law. ] can only say lnH'
this Is a very unwiSc movement, II W,S
directed effort and am not In sympathH
with IT," ,,
Mr.. Gompers also was shown dIs-
patches saving the federal investiga uon
IN Indianapolis into dynamiung cases
would proceed and was asked u Nc
thought there was any possibility or OH
cias OF the American Federation or Lanor
being involved.
Let them 20 ahead let them go as
hch as they ike" he said II there
are other men above or below III TINS
case the federal investigation ought Ia
disclose them. Let tho federal inNcstiEa
ton go on II there was anybody be-
hind these men. their identity ought Ia
br known. Personally. ! cannot con
ccivc OF where they got their money 20
pcrDc,ratc their outragcs. ! cannon
dream who was behind them.
''lt has been said that tho Mcnamara
pleaded guilty 10 protect other persons.
Mr.. Gompcrs was told
II do not know anything about mat
have received no communication from
Los Angeles since the joint telegram
from the McNamaras thanking me Tor
the support OF tho American Federation
or Labor. If there Is anybody that
needs TO be protected | do not know oi
1t
Mir Gompcrs expects Ia remain hero
untl Monday night and then leave fut
Washington.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
Strain Upon Darrow.

Friends OF Attorney Darrow fear that
ne is on the verge OF a physical break
down. In the last few nights he has
tossed about TestlcSsly in his sleep and
he has eaten but little. His face today
was white and haSgard. Mover before in
his life he admitted. had he encoun-
tered so terrible a strain. He was opti
mlstic about his health, however. dcclar-
ing he had faith In his strong constitu-
ton
Feeling that he had done his best for
the MCNamaras. Attorney Darrow re-
colred in bitter silence the attacks which
he assumed 10 he aimed at him in com
ments of labor leaders
They Will all understand In time"
he said. II never told Samuel Gompers or
anyone else that j. B. Mcnamara was in
noccnt | always had believed. however
that John ]. had nothing TO do with
the Times disaster. though I learned of
his connection with the Llewellyn eXplo-
sion, Whatever Information came To Mr..
Gompers about the guilt or innocence Of
Tho McNamnras probably came from the
accused men themselves
Attorney Darrow declared Furthermore
that he originally did not want To defend
the McNamaras but had been persuaded
10 do so by labor leaders. Even on learn
ing OF their guilt later. ne said he felt
he was right in saving human life. At
toruey Darrow does not believe in capital
puni nishmnnt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
The Defense Fund.

Most difficult OF all attacks 10 bear. II
was apparent. was that which involved
the Mcnamara defense fund Attorney
barrow confirmed the fact that $3.50. 600
had been raised for the two brothers and
had been at his disposal Confronted with
the statement that labor leaders expect
ed that much OF this would be refunded
nc answered that he couldn't sec how Il
could be done
Money flies fast. very fast" he said.
and In case like this IL has wings or
course, the trial 10 date did not cost
much. but preparation for the handling
or witnesses and evidence exhausted
much OF the funds greater part al
ready has been spent and an accounting
VIII be rendered as TO every detail We
nave been w against II FOR funds right
alons. We have been wondering Tor
some time how we could ever get very
Tar with the means nj our disposal"
The Mcnamara brothers spent the dav
1uletlN They wrote MANY letters and
walked about the iaii corridors FOR exer-
else. They road the newspaper accounts
OF Yesterdays events and. according to
jallers. their cheerful air was iu no wise
affected thereby.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
Reply Not Made Public.

IL Associated fr'-~.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dee. 9.-Tho re.
ply of the Persian government 10 the
Russian ultimatum has not been made
public here. II is reported, however.
that while the reply rejects the Rus
sia demands the Persian government
intimates its readiness 10 give reason
able satisfaction.
IL also suggests that Persia should
he allowed time in which 20 formulate
proposals and the Russian force at
Resht and which has been ordered To
begin a forward movement. should not
advance beyond knsbiu.
The newspapers Of 81. Petersburg
take the ultimate occupation of Tchcr-
an by the russian troops for granted.
They insist on the immediate reno, 81
Il rhustcr.
The Noyoc Nrcyma remarks in this
connections;
Persia should realize that IL i.
thanks 90 ShusteT. that the existence of
the country is at stake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03

was no party to the arrangements lead
ing up 10 the confessions. Labor leaders.
and in fact every person prominent and
hardly realize the scope and meaning Of
the whole affair. Ugly rumors connect
ing higher ups" IN the labor world with
the plot are being freely passed along
and IL was even intimated by Clarence
Durrow. chief counsel for the defense to-
day. that this course was taken TO save
the labor unions from other humilia-
tlnns. Darrow would not discuss the
case AT length today, but when pressed
for a statement said;
Il cannot talk about II now, but or
ganized labor was not hurt. and III"
leaders viii not be 80 bitter when they
know tho facts
II Is believed that Attorney parro~
meant that the compromise effected yes
terdav was more extensive than MN
crto has been known. and that the prose .
cution had I'm its possession Information
that would have Involved other proml o.
ncnt people and that the agreement TO
ect the brothers 10 plead guilty virtu.
ally saved score Of indictments ana
prosecutions.
District Attorney Frcdcrlcks said when
questioned that hts Office had collected
moro than enough brihc money thar had
been offered by tho defense, 10 paw for
all rewards which now amounts TO moro
than $40. 900, In this conn ection Captain
FrcdcrickS said:
IAN that 7 can say at this ume Is
TINT there is more or less truth in TINS
report | cannot talk about II now. II
will be story Tor another day. how
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
CITIZENS COMMITTEE
MADE THE SUGGESTION
Continued from Page One.)

an understanding was reached or &C.
count Of the imminent danger We were
IN Tor TWO weeks OF having the matter
become public property and thus making
the end difficult 10 achieve.
CLARENCE :. DARROW.
Requests for an authoritative state
ment on the situation rather than in
taryicwE. crowded Darrow's desk
through the day, and this one. he SAID,
was dictated 10 answer all OF them.
The statement In itself seemed To In
dicatc tho complexion OF conditions. inc
local political situation, In which Joo
Hartman OF counsel for the defense Is
running for mayor on the SOCIALIST
ticket. with tho election only three DAYS
OFF was taken into consideration. though
Harriman's own position was that inc
trial was not a local Issue and should
make no difference. Tho recent arrest
OF Bert H. Franklin. an investigator
employed by tho defense. on a charge OF
bribery was suggested as having possible
bearing. and this was repudisted by the
defense. whose attorneys pointed out
that negotiations were under way before
the incident occurred. IN this particu-
lar. as TO negotiations. they were con
firmcd by District Attorney John -,
Frcdericks. who. In a statement today,
dated the beginning OF negotiations as
far back as July. The defense added n
knot however. bv stating that II made
no pToffcrS as early as that time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
SAYS ROOSEVELT IS
THE PARTY'S CHOICE
Ey Associated Press.


TOLEDO. o., Dec. 2.-Prcdicting
that the Republicans Of Ohio will dc.
clare against Taft and in no uncertain
voice demand that Theodore Roosevelt
must again bc their standard bearer IN
1912. Walter +. Brown, chairman of the
Ohio Republican state central commit
tcc-thc partv-controlling commit
in President Taft S own state. has re.
piled TO the letter addressed TO him by
John y, Fackler. who is in charge of
progressive Republican headquarters in
Columbus.
Mr. f'acklcr requested that the state
committee afford the Republicans au
opportunity 10 express their prcsldcn-
tial preference between the two av0wed
candidates. William II Tart and Sen
ator of La Toilette Of Wisconsin.
Chairman Brown takes the position
that the Republicans should be given a
broader opportunity for choice To in
cludc other leaders aud significantly
adds,
"Uuless | wholly mistake the scpti-
mcrt of our fellow Republicans, If
given chance, they Will, with no un-
certain voice, again declare their pref.
ercnce for their standard bearer of
1904, who, though in no sense a candi.
date now. is too loyal q Republican
and too good citizen to deny the
clearly expressed demand of his party
and his country
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
CITIZENS BROUGHT
ABOUT SOLUTION
By AssocIatsd Pres.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Dec all
known angles in the unexpected termlna-
ton OF the McNamarn murder case we're
summed up tonight by Clarence :. Dar-
row. chief counsel for the defense. i'm a
statement dictated 90 the Associated
Press
aI. Darrow's statement Is ~ follows
NO motive o.! any sort entered into
the disposition Or the Mcnamara cas1s
except the welfare or the men accused
OF murder
Believing / did that the action
taken would save the lives OF the accused
men, / had no more night TO refusa Ii
Than doctor would have 20 forbear an
operation on patient 10 save his ne.
committee of Los Angeles people
beginning work November 81. mad. II
possible 10 accomplish tho result Thelr
susgesuons were brought 10 mo first y.
Mr Stef1ens on that dey and every day
ihcrsafter As matters proceeded until the
inni determination.
How much their efforts had 10 do
with the states attorney, I cannot tell
but u wN at their intercessiou that ne
EQUATIONS were begun hy attorneys for
Tic defense
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
Expects More Arrests.
Ry Associated Press.


CHICAGO, Dec. defective William
Burns who gathered the evidence against
the Mcnamara brothers In connection
with the Los Angeles dynamiting, To-
night announced that the arrests oi
Milton y. Smith and David NJ. ksplen.
alleged accomplces OF j. r Mcnamara
would he made not long after the forth
coming visit 10 Los Angeles.
Ne added that sensational disclosures
undoubtedly would follow this visit
which he will make in about week,
or after he has made a trip 10 New
| York ON another case. Just what future
prosecutions or additional arrests would
hc made he declined To intimate, but he
would not deny that the trail went be-
| yond Indianapolis
Where Kaplau and Smith are is not
! known. but Burns. saying that the Me
| Namaras knew where the two were liv
J ing. added that you won't have TO wait
| long now before they are taken tn and
| he added that inasmuCh as Chicago news
| papers covered the territory between the
| Rockies and the Appalachian ranges. the
! Chicago papers probably viii be first 10
| print the news. This Is his first intimatlon
! that the mon were not rs first report cd.
! the Pacific coast.
| kilograms continued 10 como Ia Burns
today ond from these he gave on, one
| from Battling Nelson, which read.
! 'To the Master cf All Slcuths-Cuu o.
| gratulations on Victory. Your yiudica- =
! tion and Mcnamara brothers confession
| TO dynamitinG is nothing short OF unique.
! ] figured YOU was right from the limo
You made arrests. Again cougrat ulatin
lou are a credit 70 America
BATTLING NELSON
Mr. Burns answered tho telegram re-
! Ccited from Theodore Roosevelt:
Please accept my sincere thanks. II
| Is the words of encouragement from men
| OF your sterling character that urge ms
| In the faithful and vigorous performance
| civilian J. BURNS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
SULLIVAN
MADE PROPOSAL
by Lcasel Wire TO Tue Tribune.

By Leased Wire 20 The Tribune
Los ANGELES. Cal. Dec. e.-Despiie Q
TumoEs 10 the contrary. there has been
n" arrangement regarding what sen
ienceE are 10 be imposed upon james B
and John J. Mcnamara. wno yesterday
confessed 20 The blowing up or the Times
building and the Llewellyn iron works
No one except Judge Bordwell has an
inkiing Of what that sentence may BE-
District Attorney Frederlcks lntlmated
today, however. that both men VIII make
a clean breast OF the whole plot and
throw thcms Olives upon the mercy Of tho
court Hc VIII sentence the two men
when they are arraigncd. and n he
thinks iilat on his plea o( guilty J. y
hCNanara merits death. that penalty
Viii be imposed. TheTr II one thing GER
tain. and thst is that Judge Bordwell
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03

lzations have contributed t,5.ooo to the
defense fund OF the McNamaras.
The unions or Butte Will demand
return 20 them In proportion 10 the
amount given TO the defense fund oi
such moneys a. vet remain In the care
OF Clarence 3 Darrow. chief counsel
The silver Bow Labor. and Trades
assembly will meet tomorrow evening
when n ~ expected that resolutions de-
lnandluE the maximum punishment for
the McNamarRs and deploring that law
abiding labor organizations throughout
tho country have been imposed upon and
made Tho victims OF such as the Nc
NamataF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
TRY THIS THE NEXT time YOU ACHE ALL
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
No Hand Raised to Save,
By Associated Prcss.

SEATTLE Wash. Dec 2.--Frank Far
rnEton OF SJrcator. H., member OF the
international executive board OF the
| nitcd Mine Workers OF America. said
Nsmara brothers confession:
Though not condorcd by the men OF
organized labor. the offense against So
ciety committed by tho Mcnamara broth
crs will act ms hliehting curse on the
organized labor movement for many years
10 come. They have done irrcpa "a bic
harm 10 righteous cause and now that
they have proclaimed their guilt the ha nd
of organized labor will not he raised 10
stay tho punishment which their crimes
SO Justly deserves"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
Federal Proceedings.

'Td rather have tried II than taken q
plea he said when the district attorney
was asked whether he had been asked 10
consent to a plea of guilty by McMani-
gal and then TO urge that scntcnc" be
suspended. so that he could be taken to
indianapolis TO testify In the federal pro-
ceedIngs there. he said he did not care
10 discuss the matter. Later. however
he made decidedly significant statement
in this connection. Asked whether he
would not make public the details Of the
'Well, II, as you suggest, he might be
taken 10 Indianapolis. It would bo i'm
proper for me TO make his statement
public now"
FrederIciSs was asked whether he had
certain California labor leaders under
surveillance, on" In st. Louis. ne said:
THAT is a matter that | viii not talk
about II was TO tell the press that
| planned To prosecute certain peopl" II
would he tautamouut to notifying these
mon In person. Their are some things
that n lawyer would not say
Judge sordVell as asked regarding r
report. widely circulated. that sentence
might not be passed on election day be-
cause Of the crowds that might be at :
the suggestion and made II very plain
that there was absolutely no danger OF
any violence In this case.
The men must be sentenced Tuesday.
That Will be the fifth day since they were
permitted 10 plead and the last day OF
grace permitted under the California
code
Clarence Darrow was asked II pres
sure was brought 10 bear TO have the
McNamaras confess. and said.
No pressure 5e. ,ne w9s brought by tns at at
tirely on their own initiative and au-
thority. so far as the defense Is con-
cerned. We did not get him TO do what
ne did
Everything is running the same as
usual In Los Angeles tonight and no
signs OF violence threatened anywhere.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
Says Let Them Suffer.
Sv AssociaLcl Press.

by StSotlaNcu lIcsh.
DETROIT Dec. 2-Detrolt labor lead
ers said today tho confessions OF the
Mcnamara brothers would he considered
al the regular meeting of the Detroit
Federation Of Labor Wednesday night
and that the federation would undoubl-
cdly rcpudsic the dvnamiters.
Otto Gcrsabcck. president Of the Metal
Trades council. tho largest labor orSani-
zation I'm Detroit characterized the con-
icsslon7 as IAN awful surprise to organ
lied labor
1T Is also n big surprise that the Nc
Namaras should show such a yellow
streak" said Gcrsa beck.
Labor would never uphold any blow
ing MP and since the McNsmarss have
con(csgch let them suffer- The PENALTY"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
SENATOR CLAPP MAKES
ATTACK ON PRESIDENT

DAYTON. o. Dee. attaching Pres!-
dent Taft Tor many undiploHatic ac-
lions duTiug his administration and sd .
yocsiing the nomination 0f Ia Toilette
ss the bcst presidential timber Ca either
psrty. senator Moses + Cibpp OF Min
1csota spoke before the local progressive
Republican Organization here tonight TO
n lRrzc audisr -.
The senator said.
President Tan has r~pudlated his
ricig. to work fof downward revision
n the tarin
The prcpidcut. continued the senator.
'iuaugugAtsa campaign 20 read the
progressive Republicans entirely cot %
tho Party. refusing them federal patron
= ard otherwise trying 10 discourage
fhc movement started with a view 90
curbug the Influence - The gigantic com -
ninations q wealth upon The country s.
s><isiatiou.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
BORAH Is MENTIONED
FOR SUPREME BENCH
BY Associated Pres.

WASHINGTON, Dec. with two OF
lis messages out OF the way, President
Faft today began talking with senators
vougrcsgmeu and othsrs about = possible
successor 90 the late Justice Harlan os
th. supreme court and about ililns other
existing judicial vacancies. Mr. Taft re-
CARDS the appointment OF Justice Har-
lau's successor a. of the utmost irupor.
tancc and n ts not likely he win make
q choice before the first OF the year.
More than AMY names uf prominent
lawyers, members of his cabinet sena-
tors and judges have been suggested for
the pre- sidcnts consideration Among
these are Secretary OF Commerce ana
labor Nagcl. Solicitor General Lehman.
United States Senator Sutherland OF
Utah and Circuit; Judge Hook. \ recent
suggestion is United States Senator Bo-
rah OF Idaho. IL was sald today that
several Democrats as we'll a. Republicans
have urged Mr.. Borah's appointment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
Show Their Contempt.

BN NssoCintod Press.
pANVILLE ILL.,, Dec. To show
contempt for tho Mcnamara brothers.
they said. leaders or organized labor nero
rodav visited thcatcr where moving
pictures Of the Mcnamara case were be-
Ing shown and cut from the flm scene
showing John +. Mcnamara In the act
Of writing q public statement declaring
his innocence.
Tho union mon said il had been their
Intention 10 stop the exhibition OF the
complete film. but as they learned the
contract with tho moving picture company
would not permit this. they took siEniii
cant action In cutting out prominent
fsaui