Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-23
UNITED STATES JUDGE QUITS
WHEN CANCELLATION OF IN
QllliN Is PROMISED.
ON The Bench q YEARS
APPOINTED 10 OFFICE WHEN
WASHINGTON WAS ADMITTED
no STATEHOOD.
ILL Health As THE Cause
says lie Wanted to Quit Several Week
Ago, but Couldn't Consistently
DO So AT That Time,

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Wanted 10 Resign.
Judge Uanford's chief counsel, r.. g..
Hughes said. after the resignation,
that the Judge has desired to resign
for several weeks but could not well
do SO with no evidence heard. The
iudre and his friends, according 60
counsel, are satisfied with the show
ing made at the hearing, which they
saw ala not sustain the charges.
Judge llanford has been much In
ubo puhIir evo since Aupust %. 1911,
when. after Ne had issued an inJunc-
tinn h,s,ila to tho NATHAN of Seattle
citl2ans I'm fiye-cent fare fight
oyairst a street car company. he was
donnrrcod nj a great mass meeting
ana rnaoIutIons demanding his Inn
noocbr,ort we,o adopted
II,,n, .I,J,c i'm Erfipy
vyhilo the meeting was i'm progress
a crowd outside hanged In effigy a.
stuffed figure labeled "Hanford. one
OF the speakers at the meeting sald
he had seen Judge Hanford intoxicated
in a public place. Tho speakers at
this meeting were arrested for inter-
fering with an order OF the court and
some of them We're kept In prison sew
oral davs. II appeared from the EVIL
dence in the hearing just ended that
detactives were at once detailed to
watch Judge Hanford and every move
ho r,ado v,as recorded. Several mem-
bors of congress were consulted rela-
~ 90 ho,,lnninp nf lnpeachment pro-
nmrsny tho Industrlal workers of
~, ynr,d dnmonstration I'm Western
last spring Judge Han
ford condemned the carrying OF the
red flag through the streets oh May
10 he revoked the cl'lzehshlp papers
of Leonard Olesoh' ineinper oI the
socialist lapOr party anu ol .he ln""S-
trial Workers OF the World, because
OlesOn In appearing as a witness TOT
another man seeking cltlzehshlp nau
said he was not deVotedly attacheu
to the constitution.
Charged with Drunkenness.
,rbe rational convention of the So
o,otist narty at Indionapolis took mo-
tice of Hanford'e decision and asked
Victor Berger TO bring
in,na,chment charges against Han
ford Rerper introduced the charges
an Iuna 1s accusing Hanford of rend
orlnc corrupt decisions and OF being
an bohitual drunkard.
Eight supplemental charges against
Hanford were filed directly WIN the
judiciary committee OF the mouse D|
a Seattle attorney. The mouse hnahl-
mously referred bergefs charges TO
the house judiciary committee ana
that body appointed a subcommittee
to take evidence in Seattle.
Began Investigation june %.
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