Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-30
Double CROSS IN
bORINER PROBE
WITNESSES MAY BE PROSE
CUTED FOR PERJURY.
Who WORKED FOR SENATOR
Hines Ilauy Contradict, Evidence Of
Funk--Taft, Aldrich and Pcnrosc
Favorable to Lorimcr.

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Now there ought TO DE some pros-
ecuuohs Tor perjury right here he
exclaimed Mr. Hines examination
was not concluded when the commit
Tee ADJOURNED until tomorrow.
The first thing that attracted inter-
est was his detailed account Of how
he said President Taft former Scna-
tor Aldrich and Senator Pcurosc had
him exert his Influence To- have Lori
mer elected to the Senate.
In the afternoon Senators Gamble.
Kenyon and Jones piled the witness
with questions designed TO show that
he knew nothing directly of Prosl-
dent Tafts attitude i'm the matter. The
answer was at first Ne thought MIR.
was that at first he Thought that AIR.
Taft only wanted Republican. but
he later became convinced that Lor-
inner was the only one ON whom all
factions could agree.
"You did not understand that Mr..
Taft and Senator Aldrich did not
want to have Lorimcr elected by
Democratic votes?" questioned Srna-
tor Gamble.
81 don't know" said tba witness
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Governor peheeh'
Mr. Hines then denied IN It's en-"
tirety the testimony of Clarence ).
Funk general manager OF the Inter-
national Harvester Company, re-
garding the conversation the two had
had I'm Chicago after Lorlmer cleo
tion. Funk testified that Mr.. Hines
had asked him for $40 900 as q part
~ a stooo ooo ror,,,or connoipn
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Hines recall to the stahd Drousht
the inquiry TO head, Tor the COM
mittee wanted to Know the incidents
of the alleged attempt 10 get Wv
600 for a 100000 fund from the
Harvester Trust; his alleged cohNeI-
sation with Governor Deneen IN
which he quoted President tart ana
Senator Aldrich as taVorng MI LORI
mer and promised TO turhlsh Il''n-
oial aid and his acuNitleS IN MoS"-
ington and elsewhere III PeH"i VI
the duty on lumber
Hines said ne was ~ year" ora,
inanswer to questions ne uelal'eu
step by step MS rise IN the business
world from oti!ee BOY AT Slo no"ll
to the presidency OF the EuW"r"
Hines Lumber Company OF CnIcas9' .ls','
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