Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-26
FREOERICKS PLANS
NEW ORDEAL FOR
ATTORNEY
DARROW
Prosecutor Claims He Has
Fresh Evidence Sufficient to
Convict Noted Lawyer Of
Jury Bribery,
MOTION TO DISMISS
INDICTMENT DENIED
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motion of Clarence :. Darrow's att
torncys TO dismiss the indictment
charging the former CHIEF counsel Of
the MeNumaras with tho bribery of
Robert Balm the FIRST juror chosen
to tr, James O. McNamara. was de-
nlrd today Dos Presiding Judge Wits
of the superior court The case was
continued until tomorrow. when the
date uf pUrroV's ,riui uu the Eaiu
charge viii Dee sot
Attorneys Tor Darrow aud the dee
fcudant himself were uhy, lurly dis
appointed ut the adverse ruling of the
court Earl Rogers chief counsel for
Darrow. argued that as the jury which
tried parrow recently ON the charge
of having hrihcd Lockwood had heard
all of the Balm evidence and held b.
~ lee insufficient. u would be q vast,
uf time and an unnecessary imposi-
tion upon barrow tp bring him o.
trial again
District Attorney John y. Frcdcr-
iyks insisted that the state had strong
evidence and was confident uf con-
yicton
d was stated that the prosecution
did not have tD rely iu this case sole
Is upon the tcstimon, of Bert Frank
I'm and Balm. both Of whom made
confessions
Senator Hepburn, was reported ill
The iIrsi TN in the senate was
over the reading of the journal ot
Saturday, all night session. Sem
tor LaFollcttc insisted ou It's being
read IN full
After repeated conferences senate
leaders announced an understanding
hy which the aonate Vas to rcced"
from ts demand for tho immediate
payment ut the contested "stat~
claims." lu the general deficiency
hill but providing that the claim DO
included iu the next general dotici-
eucy blll
Senator G.aFouctty finally got the
'curusc resolution before the senate
and following ~ presentation with
several minor amendments. senator
Bailey spoke against % ON the
grounds uf uucuustitutluuality he had
advanced Saturday This brought
laFuuottcs fisht tor record Nut" on
an Investigation uf the Archbuld Pen.
rose Roosevelt controversy directly
before the senate.
The p,uru~r resolution 90 ext nd
the inquiry ut the Clapp committ',
investigating campaign funds W,n
correspondence involving financial
transactions between John H. Aron-
bold John u. Perkins, Colon'i
Roosevelt and members of congress
passed the senate today without q rotl
call.
on motion uI senator warren the
scuut, rccrdrd from Co. amendments
to the general deficiency hill, thus
meeting the demands of the hous"
and removing the last apparent ale
0,a,lp iu adjournment
1hs action struck from th" hi'l thy
claims of oregon virginia. Mary.
end and Texas and the provision Tor
'uc muntha extra pay tur emu @, ~
al the capital
Al 3.25 y. m the senate adopted t
concurrent resolution to adjourn con-
grrss al $50 o'clock. u was sent Co
the house. where there was little
doubt Il would br speedily agreed
upon.
immediately upon the passage ui
th, resolution the senate went into 'A-
prutiNr session
The house lost uo time adopting
! the resolution to adjourn sine die at
$50 O'Clock Both houses then
marked tim, Tor the rngrossmcut of
the general deficiency bin and hrcsl-
dent rart waited In his room iu tho
capitol to sign a.