Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-12


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IN a report February g.. 1895. g.
|cushln9. Upon noiI(icRl Developments
% BALTIMORE. Afnlhnn quoted 0epfNc
"a Hnulrcs. n bookkeenor for the Ans
fi|can Federation 81 Labor. on the
fnnnoff the labor forces were giving
nrt0unn and the fight they were
soaking for ouii-Iniunclion and eight
hour IeNlslalion Cugulna had 81.
slfpeted him 20 "ke0p ~ touch with
Houierg ~ find out whae lhe Amcri-
|4an Federation ~ Labor wae doing
"tNas NuuIera httInN n good faith
~ was hc a spy III the union head
quarters employed ~ tho National
Association Of Manufacturers" asked
Senator CalHmiaa
Not az tie time. hut later on he
uns actinH ~ Spy for Gushing M
lhe Ameriean liberation ~ Tabor. !"
replied MuIhen
The camnasen IN sDaport ~ Eepre-
tentative Charles II I.litiefield IN
Maine. was taken up m other letters.
a CushlnR irtter 20 Malhail June ,.
1895. said,
n ruesb Il "a better FOR YOU 20 stay
ous of ne central labor union"
a number OF labor union workers
were engaged IN the fight for cleo
tion IN che union" explained Alulhail.
"and 7 was taking an active part IN
seoinv tnnt ~ eai Officers elected
who were on our side politically The
wnfk was done from the outside"
The Cushing hotter added:
"You WaDt q manage Il somehow
that while stone (f0rmer Republican
collector Or the port ~ Baltimorc).
may think yau are warming up Ia hiri
Il VII Dc TIE TACT IN ~ lity thrt he
Il warmiuE un,to yon"i'
Gevnnnf iettbFa, rented 90 the ac-
tivitiea on Muinall and Cushing IN the
political situation IN Maryland during
1905 IN ono h wne set forth that
Carl q. Downes desired 70 renrgnnixe
thf Repnhlinan party IN MARYLAND
with the ala ~ Williams. General
Gary. Bonapafte and Clarkson." an
Maryland Republican, IN IN effort
30 show The manufacturers and others
That the Republicans % Maryland are
united enough "a win.
The association got after represeu-
iative Frank 9. Wachter ~ Maryland.
Mulhall said. "Wuchter was not ny
10 she mark ia washing on. lie
lodged too many votes on labor bills"
said Muihall
The inquiry shifted TO Albany. \.
u. The Introduction ~ bill IN the
New York legislature By senator Page
which would have placed the harden
OF proof upon the defendant In cases
~ injury from negligence was dis-
GUESSED.
cushing sent me 20 oppose the
bill az something TINT ought not 10
pass ~ that time. said Mulhall.
+ senator cnmmins asked who Mui-
hall saw In Albany when he worked
AGAINST the hill
4Yon didn't have 60 see many peo-
pie In Albany at that time to stop a
bill Of that kind, I saw Boss Rarncs.
Through him you aefea'ed We
blng"
Il believe ! did. knew him for
many years.
-You told him YOU were working
for the National Association % Man
ufacturera?'
eyes. sir"
when senator Reed came 10 Letters
abOuf q strike IN Philadelphia Null
hail thought Attorneys Mccarter ana
Emery were Whispering about his tes'
timony and 'over the shoulders OF the
seuatOrs."
- see gentlemen sitting behind
you he said 20 the committee. "in-
terested In strikes and / should Ike
to be cross-examined now about these
letters. This Is "a fight 10 the inish
and all ] want IL 10 be Is square
light II "a no laughing matter. This