New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-30

: Italian ,ewspaper. who have been held
, for eight months without bail ON charges
| NJ being accessories to the murder "a
Anna Ionizzo q Lawrence mill striE'r'
will face their accusers in the ESseN
! County Superior Court. pefofo
Joseph r. Quinn. mere tomorrow
same time Joseph Caruso' aLeseu
one Of the leadefs of the ihuuS'i',''
Workers Of the World Influenced 10 uo
the actual killing. will be placed on '''a'.
T,.tor and Giovanitti were proiii'"eIi'
| figures IN the great Lawrence "N'"'
strike last winter Caruso was s"'N.
Reports that q body OF Lawrence 'hi'i
onerotjyes. who will refuse to Work TO-
/ morrow as an expression Of loyalty 10 the
! In,nrisoned leaders were planning ID
: march TO Salem havo resulted III preP'
"a atoms TO prevent any riotous denlo"s''
ton. Extra policemen VIII De OF "u''
/ both inside and outside the Courthouse
and state police officers and o'heIs III
plain clothes will rninsie with any CROW"
that may gather. Except for ire ope"i.b
day, when the prospective Juryneh WI.
more than fill the courtroom, the ula'
will be omen TO the public, so far as the
seating capacity OF the room VIII permit
| LAWYERS who will defend the two labor
leaders include Fred. w. Haz!cwood' OF
Portland, ore: Fred II. Moore. OF LOS
| Angeles: eX-District Attorney W. Sco''
Peters Of Haverhill: John T. & Ma
/ honey, Of Lawrence, and George T.
/ Roewer. jr, Of Boston. Behind them is
defence fund Of $4,000, contributed By
| the industrial Workers.
| The indictments under which Ettor and
/ Giovanitti are 10 Ne tried alleSe tha'
thcy. by words and actions. did solicit
move, procure. aid. counsel and com
mand' Caruso and another who Is n
fugitive from justice, to commit murder
on the day following their arrest the
| two strike leaders were arTsigned IN
court, and since then legal nsht lot
! their release has been waged iapeas
corpus proceedings early IN February
failed 10 secure their freedom, and on
! February q, nj preliminary hearing
| held In the lower court at Lawrence,
| Ettor and Giovanitu were held for the
grand jury without bail That body re-
ported q tru, bill on April IS.
|
| indictments on May II. and the cases
went over until May %. when counsel Ter
the defence asked further delay. and the
trial was set for September. Last week
a petition for @ bill of particulars was
argued before Judge Quinn. and he or
dered the District Attorney TO furnish IL
in so far as IL concerned the time ana
place where Ettor and Giovanitu are
alleged 70 hive made remarks upon when
the charges against them are based. This
material was furnished 10 the defence last
Thursday.
one OF the largest courtrooms in Massa-
chusetts has been prepared for the triai'
which attorneys predict VIII last SIX
weeks or longer Three hundred and hfty
talesrnen Will report at the court to-mor-
row. when tho work Of selecting jury
will commence.
The three prisoners were brought 20 this
city from Lawrence at daylight yester-
day. and are now In jail, In charge OF
deputy sherifs They will he carried
back and forth between the jail and the
courthouse each day in an automobile.
The widespread interest in the case -
indicated BY the large number OF appHca-
tons for press reservations from the big
cities OF this country, and even from
abroad. The Sheriff office has been
turned into a teleE, lph Office, with more
than a dozen special wires running d.
recty to the newspapers.
The first move FOR the defence Il OK
pected 10 be motion for the discharge
Of the entire panel on the ground that
many names were illegally drawn. ac-
cordlng 10 a statement made tonight by
Fred ". Lakewood, OF counsel for the
defence.