Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25
to Have Concealed
Campaign Contributions
Which He Believed Would
Injure Him Politically
INTENTIONALLY FILED
FALSE STATEMENT
Impeachment Court Votes to
Admit Testimony as to All
Moneys, Whether Specified
or Not.

! bN Leased Wire to Evening Herald.
Albany. n. g., sept 25.--Thc court
.of Impeachment fot the trial of Cow
eruor sul1er today unanlmousi, voted
la favor Of admitting an totm9ny
as TO alleged campaign contributions
received by the governor, whether
specified in the arucies of impcach-
mcnt or not.
The point arose On the testimony
OF Morris Tekulsky q New York
liquor dealer and former president of
The New YORK City Liquor Donlere
association. he had known Wulinm
Sulacr for twenD-three years. ho
said, and considered himself au inii-
mate acquaintance. When hn at4rtcd
90 tell about lhe organizau0ns COM
irihutions to Sulzer Attorrov Mar
shall objected. maintaining there was
nuthins in the articles uf impcarh-
meut regarding this witness THE
purpose ut the articles OF impcuch-
meut De ountondCd, was to give NOS
uco Co respondent of tho nature OF
the accusations against him and t0
afford him Time Co prepare an an-
swcr
Mr. Sanchiield. ln rerlE declared
that the managers have secured and
are prepared to prove thnt sulzor fe-
ccited hrsc number of coutribH-
tions, vastly in excess uf those which
appear on the face of the charges
There is nu question as matter uf
iav but th0t this evidence s 1dmis-
mhlC.
"'fhe managers charge ,hut william
Sulzer fitted false statement of game
puign expenditures Intentionally TIC
studiuuHly concealed contributions
from ull sources whore DE- thoueht
their public ACKNOWLEDGMENT might
in1urc his political future. Thyre-
fore wc claim chat b a proper that
We should show uil INSTANCES where
in De- acted ln a manner that renders
him unfit to occupy the high pmce
hc now clis
zone ot the governors dofonsrs o.
that the omissions were the result of
"a mistake. We chars, Chat he de-
libcrately set out TO GIsfy his state
mont ana THAT be accomplished his
purpose"
"a the opeuns of todass session
uf the sul2nt trlaI Edgar q. Bracket
moved Go strike from thc record the
answer of JHcun 30 Schiu yesterday
boo which thc witness slId he aid nor
intend hH s2.a0o sIf to sulzcr as
campaign ,Sp,nseH"
'fhr intent uf the witness rBunot
affect the Intent of tho receiver ot
thc fund 1reuDl Nr Hrcketf.
Louis Marshall of the Suller cuuu-
sei arBpcd against thc motion
This ctse should lp considered. ="
hc said. "precisch tho samr ae 10 we
were trlIug Uu indictments us 10 the
defendant had committed the crime
ui lHrcrrr. You cnuor De- made tho
victim of crime ut larceny when
tho pi,cr places no restrictions ON
the wn hr makes.
Prcsidlug Judse cullen refused Gao
strike out the answer
Thomas a. Goodwin. the uul us
teller of th, Farmers Lo1u and trust
company, Waa lhen rcgHllcd
Tie Wus rust questioned hy AtJor-
ney John b sanrhu,Id concernns
the Instruction hc had received from
th, attorney ur thc TRUST company
not to Testify tu signatures Chat had
nut passed thruugh the institution in
which ho Is employed.
WI f.NNN' NANfIN NNNNWNh tMN WIZ
ness check or tAs FmDk 81 strauss
company for Sl.000. Thp chrok was
endorsed William sulzer s, uwt
the witness waa Inclined uof 90 iden-
uN tho signature. hut NntlN hc an-
swcred "t Hm of thc upuion that
30 's thc signature of William -uizcr"
Goodwin ihcu Yielded lud then iden-
tilted the signatures on thc two
chccM ho bad declined Goo identity
yrsforday Chose of Ahrm Eikle fot
$500 and thu I4nn o. spauldlng
check fnr fIoe Iho witness thOu
testified Go cash deposits totallns
ftt,i0o mado in hls institution hf
Wulam sul1er hotweon september
~ 1919 und his inauguration ana
was excused
AhrHM Elkus ,thDn Wst.lifd he had
known William sulzer for about
twenty years He identified cops