The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-05

THE FARMER: SEPTENfl tce, that there should be what Elliott joint hearing held Tuesday, in the office of MT. Bar do which participated in by the COMPANY, the CORONER and the representative of the Public Utilities Commission of Connecticut who examined the witnesses under oath something which the railroad had no power to
 WAS THAT SECRECY FOR THE SECURITY OF
 It appears further that the solictude of Coroner Mix for justice great that he held Miller, engineer of White Mountain Bar Harbor Express, WITHOUT BAIL and he report ed saying that he would deny them counsel in the hear
 upon one picture people of Connecticut, and judges of the Superior court and then the other pie
 Here is railroad which has caused many deaths. Here situation which every servant of that is innocent of blame until blame fixed upon him by due process of law and in which every servant low high, will be subject to the pers of the law if he is in fault
 Here, moreover, is condton of similar killings, in which the blame has been placed by at least three inn the company but upon the highest Here the very high est former executive of the road under actual indictment renee.
 But Mix responsible the judges of the su peror court removable only by then lawyer, fenced public officer eighteen years holds one set of VERY HUMBLE railroad servants without bail and denies them counsel
 This is the first picture Look upon it. It is mentary upon government in Connecticut and jus tice in Connecticut.
 here is the same coroner the same public servant holding his court in the office of General Manager the of other railroad servants in high authority
 This is the second picture. Look upon it. Study it.
 
 ment and justice in Connecticut.
 JAIL WITHOUT BAIL FOR MILLER AND MUIR RAY.
 A SEAT IN THE COURT FOR BARDo AND THE BIG ONES
 For Miller and Murray seclusion and counsel.
 For Bardo and the big fellows the advantage of the oath, copy of the evidence
 Yes, good judges, copy of the evidence if President ElliOtt's statement is accepted for he says:
 he % @ y6nesdag @ the authorites g ree9ired have @ their I approvaI" respect TOT ~ p
 That is to say the company HAD the test mony and willing to give it to the press, but strained from feelings of respect to public authority
 How advantageous to justice to examine the humber servants of this railroad company before their superors How certain those witnesses would be to testify without fear of dischargei
 How advantageous Justice to place the higher wants of the New Haven Company in early possession of all the facs those tending to exOnerate them from blae and those tending to fix culpability upon them!
 If this thing took place. and President Elliott says it took place, it scandal against justice, assault upon judicial procedure in Connecticut It is insult to the tion which guarantees all equality before the law
 JAIL WITHOUT BAIL FOR MILLER AND MUIR RAY
 EVIDENCE UNDER OATH FOR GENERAL MANAGER BARDO AND A SEAT IN THE SECRET COURT T
 IS THAT EQUALITY BEFORE THE LAW?
 The judges of the Superior court appointed Coroner Did he do what Mr. Elliott says he did? Then he ought to be removed. The thing Mr. Elliott describes is the gossest perverson of justice process that within the Knowledge of this newspaper during many years
 These facts respectfully submitted to the people of Connecticut and the judges of the peoples courts
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