Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-24
BIC Sensation N Yesterdays
Session OF DINAM.TERS LR.Bl

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union magazine, that there is am ap-
orchist in the court room and has
been mngling with these defendants.
"To whom do you refcr2' asked
Judge Andcson,
II refer TO Miss Mary Field and
ask that she be excluded from court
hereafter She has been miuglns
with the defendants and talking t1
them in manner which places her
in contempt Of court Published m
the official organ OF the union, most
Of whose officials are now on trial
here, Miss Fields article and the or-
tcles Of the executive board put thrm
all in jeopardy Of contempt They
call this trial a farce. ! ask that tho
bonds of the executive board mem
bers be increased to $4,000 each
Judge Anderson said:
81 did not intend to take any notice
Of the articles read TO the jury but
since they have been referred 90, /
Will say never heard Of such ana Que
rageous contempt Of court
III any member Of, the bar nare
present has given saucrion TO that
s..,
his sanction, the hand of the law win
fan heavily on him. Certain men
represented themselves to be- attor-
ncys are here, and if / learn to be
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Attorneys Denounce story
u will increase Hockin's bond The
evidence has shown that he is Il man
who cannot be trusted by anybody.
But, as it is Saturday / will not con-
slider increasing the bonds of the
others. Hockin will be taken in.o
custody"
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Unexpected Testimony
Mr.. Jewels testimony was one Of
the unexpected incidents of the day
He formerly was connected with a
steel construction firm In Pittsburgh
and in 1911 went to Panama as an
engineer. He announced on the stand
ha testified because he had to" and
District Attorney Miller stated It was
necessary to take action through the
state department to induce Mr.. Jewel
TO appear.
Jewel testified that in the summer
Of 1910. before the Los Angeles ex-
plosion, Hoclln came to his Pitts
burrh office and offered to give
knowledge of the nitro-glycerine hid
den near Rochester. Pa.
"Ue said explosions involving
Wholesale murders were planned by
union officials and he wouldn't stand
for it." testified Jewel.
"When next 1 met Hockin he re-
heated he was opposed to the whole
sale murder of innocent people. l
gave him my address. telling him to
send me any further information. lie
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