The chronicle=news., 1913-07-14

Monday and Mitchell Was told to
come back July % when Samuel
'omperx has been directed 10 appear.
8 Nuihull's first testimony today re-
& d to letters from Marshall Cush-
, secretary OF the National Asso-
q, Of Manufacturers. suggesting
-. ,ign against Pearre.
Z did you oppose Pearrs!"
~ 'oun, Of his stand on the in
Junct, . III. same AZ did McCom-
as" NJ &c witness.
The plan by which Mulhall and
the officers OF the Philadelphia Ty-
p0thatae proposed 10 break down the
printers strike there In 1905. was
outlined In a report Mulhail idcntl-
fled AZ one h. had mad. 10 John 4.
Mcintyre. secretary OF the Typo,ha-
tse.
The report to Mcintyre told of an
arrangement with employment agcn-
cieK by which new men could be- ss-
cured who were 10 be encouraged TO
=
ions suggested II.
Details Of the fight against Pcarrc
were brought cut through n lc;,c.
from Mulhsll to n. c. Hoizmun oi
Cumberland. NJ. D.. dated April %.
lS0Gt which outlined = plan 10 send
you all the labor organizers you
wish. aud guarantee all OF them to
be first class men, to organize the
fiEh, aEains, Pcarrc.
In u letter to Cushing In April.
SOC. Mulhsil wrote Of n conference
on March ::. between President
Roosevelt aud Samuel Gompers. a,
which tho latter said. Gompcrs de-
clarcd that II II were not favor. III
more IN legislation II would carry O..
campaign to cl",. ;si,os men /.
congress. Mulha'. wrote Cushing
that he found that the 'hi.ot II n.
Gompsrs was being .nri.cd Cut II
the hest Of his -h..iiy. aud that the
labor leaders arc du:ns 'hc,r Almosl
to turn their Iobar "rxA"'zaiirn Intp
the Hearst movcm..,t In pn..adcl-
ph!a.
Il NM perfectly 'c..:;I.i.t ti.at NJ.
Gompers and his labor icadcrs can b.
buddy basten II the .'ov .rn.nt IL TAX
cn hold Of In tim.. Mi".l.h prophc-
-'ei. II ksow, II voa take, .eld- In
tho rixht way" be cnnciu.!s, nc
more DELEGATIONS lik. 'hs me called
with Gompcrs on She prl..oent will
ever be- gotten up aad know tau
the splendid Organization You hay.
got N tn. NatIona; Association OF
Manufacturers can easily E..i iposc
people out Of business
In July. 1905. ai':,..i bcsan l.,
write and receive ic.tes 1L"ui cau,.
psigns In Pennsylvania congrcssion-
al districts and he 9rj:c 20 Gushing:
1T might he OF some Interest to
you TO show you wunt he Gompers
jcoplc are doing In :hi3 state The
have nominated Th0.As d Niohols
for the tenth congressional d,a.rici
OF Pennsylvania on the Dcm .crat.s
ticket and l should rrci'.t that un-
less proper work IL aCns In tina dit
,ticC We will have a "a axi:a,or ia
the next congress. .arra arr about
40. 900 miners In ;E.. district ana
Nichols is their idol. u"s ';-s. John
Mitchell is pledged to CONE inc tina,
district and work Tor ,he y. .ocratic
ticket.
II hope MIR. Sherny... AIN III Re-
publican congressiJ..i committee
will get busy in the Ccar fa; re.
Mullall said the ~ S....:sn re-
fcrred to was the la. ,i.. .,resident.
Some OF the .ol. 1s;lcD who
Mulhall said were oi IL: :'ompers
black list" were given 4 ,e':er from
him to Cushing as fOl'"s.,
THE principal parties that he will
attempt to defeat t:i,s TT: will be
Chairman jenkins rc he co. Use judi
ciary committee: Speaker Common;
Cong ressmAn Dalxeil u the Pitts
burgh district. and Cou ous'essman Lit
tleficld. of Maine
Senator Reed brought IN the name
OF former congre ssmc" Nicholas
Longworth and H. H. tsOeb..i. of Ohio,
when he put In the re:u.n AN ar
ticle from Philadelpi.;a, August 9,
1906. in which Long worth sid Goe-
bel were said to be opl'ns- ri by the
American Federation of !.lbcr.
good fellow when sou want to see
him for the National Association of
II had never met Mr.. Lnrgworth
up to that time" sa:1 the witness.