Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-07-18
Representative of National AS
sociatiOo of Manufacturers
Adds Further Sensational
Details to His testimony
CORRESPONDENCE WITH
LEADING MEN IDENTIFIED
His Work In National and Con-
gJeSsio1aI Politics Shown 10
Have Been Extraordinarily
Active,

noaplpo JOURNAL srtclAL lrAsfo wppu
Washington. July Martin w.
Mulhall. late lobbyist for the Ma
toual Association OF Manufacturer.
vas cross examined today about tho
Truth Of his own correspondence FOR
the first time since ne began To toll
The senate Investigating committee
the story of his doings senator
( Reed questioned Mulhan about his
alleged relations with S. W McCavc
/ I'M 1905 when McChye WAS a Candi-
date for congress In the sixth New
Jersey district against William
hughes. now junior senator from that
state. McClavc now Is the republ.
can candidate in the new sixth dis
uict whore "a special election viii be-
held neNeTucsday C. Hart. the dem-
ocratc candidate In this district, was
udorscd today hy President Wilson.
senator Reed announced that Nc
Ciatc had denied acquaintance with
Mulhall and said he wanted to prove
who was telling the truth, Mulhan or
McClaNe.
MulhnH Identified many letters
from McCmve TO himself. written in
1905, said he went 10 the sixth dis.
trict to help McClave fight Hughes
ard gave details of his work there. lie
said the National Association of Man
uucturers furnished him with $4,000
for his fight and that a. man numcd
BARBER" put up $1,000 more lie
told about taking McCave to lunch
and dinner. about riding around Ia
cabs with him on political tours and
10 other ways helpng out In the
fight one item ia an expense ac-
count Senator Reed put in the record
spoke Of dinner for two" and the
witness was asked who the other per-
son was.
~ think it was McClaye lie was
always ON hand. said the witness
Mulhall sWorc he took McClave
around to shops In the district lie
said they went to one shop and the
superintendent said ne would rather
give $500 than let them 20 IN, 'Mc-
ClANc Towled all the way home be-
cause We did not take the money and
Try to get the help afterwards" he
added
"The last three duys Of the cam
i1lgn he and SLEPT together" said
the witness. once. illustrating now
osc me- Vas to McClnve.
Amlhan said McClavc was in the
lumber business and members ot the
wanted TO Know lf he
G.dn't have money AIulhau said he
had heard so. "Rut" he added 81
h1y, hopn campaipuine for thirty
,,Yrs omonp nll SORTS of men and
uoyor saw euch npht fisted wad in
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Jus ''''i''A'l
Th" testimony about MctlaYe was
climax to rather sensational day
.Ncn for o committee that has waded
hroush almost daily sensations for
$50 months. Mulhall identified hu
rods of letters bringing in the
Iucs of dozens at the most promi-
nt ucn In the republican party in
pos, md speaking Familiarity OF max
og platforms. throwing influence To-
len lor nominations to all sorts ot
iiices md OF working to elect on De-
eat others for congress
AS tho hearing progressed, the i'm
crest al Nuihaii in the national cam