Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-23
W0OLEN
COMPANY CHECKS
PRODUCED IN
WOOD TRIAL
TREASURER CLOSELY
QUESTIONED ron STATE

lby leased Wipa an Egcnimn Heenla.H i
iieefon, Mas. May 43.-4EIhnckF
and vouchers fgr stta64i Da4aiaa.it
made by khe Amcrsean Wo0fan come
pany @ Ffesinfiea 4. ttlenux we're |nA
Iouucfa BY fu4 a'Hin fet uafnlnN be
the opening of ,4fEV = sslam N fno
trial % AlfeauH WIN. a.. Wona and
Nennin " COLLINS
The nrsl of the vonohafE nn3uIE
the payment of ffNS 81 hfieaux elt4
expenses Incurred daring lh4 Laws
renee strike This WAS drawn en-
Ma.sh ~. isis Another cherk ttr
t2ioV NRs drawn on JrlY 80. this oHe
ne marked In fun for AL cialua4 -
The vouchers Indicated thaf fha
payments were authorised NY rfntlr
dent Wood. Both checks Hnrt ta<
dorsed Win Atteaux'H slxnatuge
The exhibits we're oner4d IA ennpoP1
OF the states claim that tho dt1on44
ants consplfet With John fs NFcOn efI4t
Ernest w. Pitmnn 10 plant" dYnN
mile ln the homes of the strikers q 3
Lawrence in order 70 nite fha IM nfoa4
sion 10 tho public that the strikers
contemplated plewing up the Anief|a
can Wooien cQlupany'a rIii.
ine state attempted 20 show thA4
President Wood WAS Involved an in4o
Tie American Woplan comuanF
through Wood had help&a pay tho eds
uenaos ~ the conspiracy
Edward y. Lynch, paying teller ~
she Feuefal Trust companr of fftm
city. where Attcnux had funds on de-
posit took the stand and iGentlnnd
Atteaux signature on four or sVe na>
pers which District Attorney PelsIlee
onerea as cxhiblts Henry r. HnfIs
burt counsel for Mr. Wood. objected
to their adnlsHlnn a. evidence against
his client lle argued that the eK-
hihita were not Competent anfn nofnn
connection should pv established ha-i
tween the papers and the alleged cons
splfpcy The 0ttmQt attorney de.t
elafad The papnfs WeuIf speak tor
themselves and NnAI0 Show lha NaF.t
ment ~ money from one dnlen0nmE
81 4uofhef &ndNo Cfu4t4 admIfIa1
the exhibits WItH the f|i1defNlnndInn
that they would be cpfnpetenl only IA
the event that sonic connection t4-
tween the papors and thp alleged con-
spifaey aho1td ~ established by owl
dence.
The district attorney then called
William II. pWelley. jr.. treasurer u
tho Americans WOODEN cofnphnf and
him. ar Dweiiey told %
being called into MI Woods office
one day whom the latter told kim lhal
ne hnd settled in tuh with Atteaux
A. Mr. Woods direrflon DWaIInt
made out Che cheek and Voecber. Thar
~as the day. be- said on which the
was paying the attorneys In
connection With Lawrcnce rlrlke AZ.
fairs.
Dwelley testified 70 hapins heard
Atteaux ofrer hia servieen 10 Mr Wo1d
Ia an effort % settle the strike.
Dwrllcy wax questioned regarding
The payment Of uulfaminod aecuunta.
Except for the pufCnane OF mcxcnNn~
disc, Dwelley said. Il WAS the cuns
pony's rule mot % Require an itelnt
ized account for eEpouaas incurred
hy any officer or any feNular or Bpos
cinl enpioxe of tins company.
The witness snld he had known
Atteaux twenty care lie ofken HAN
him az che office og the AneflcAn
Wooien COMPANY both before nno
during the strike.
The dlstrlcs attorney endeavoFed 80
learn from the witness when hA tnw
cry OF dynamite a. A,awruncc on Shnr
uary 20. 1912. This witncss coulH not
recall the daiea of AiteauHH call SAD
said that Atfeaux mlEnt nave eafied
AZ the Wooden c0mpnnyN Office be-
tween the day the strike be4an. 4Rn-
uary II, 1919 and the day the dkna
mite Was found, bece1se. hs said.
The district attorney tried to maka
the witness adnilf that Mr. Wood wtp
not hi until after JANUARY ae. hnt
DWeiley said that AR, Woah WaR
taken ill with tonsllltis lmmedIafely
after the strike Desuu. he had seen
20 the Wood home previous ~ the
discovery Of the dynamite and at that
time Mr Wood was cunllned 81 ~
bed
referring 10 meetlns al tha
Wooden compgny's office on january
30, the wltnss4 aala that MllilAm "
hutier an attorney oA this Niit ana
a welt known textile mill man. ana
Samuel 4. Powofa one ~ AR. Woen1
attorneys, wan there. The WitHeea
did not remember atolng Butler tHlA@
ing 10 Aiieauk. he saw Butler IN tnR
presence 81 Mf WQod "a ms olAc4
OF the conipans durlas JanuafY, 4442e
nc could aet s''e me aafe, y, pat ..s,, s.,sN
What were SIR AtteAux's eporlab
seryices ~ evnnection with the
~ fiel - r1 ei-t
air. Atreaux snlnnleered to - ~
the Uompany's various mills on labor
luattefs aud Do what he could 10 AHs
range settlement
Attcaux oiIer Waa H0t Hada IN
DWelley's presence
wood and AticauN were la WOODS
private office. Nn said. while ere "IIn
ness stood In lhe hall. Allaau4 eol1f
~ there anA ihing I can 90 ~ help
YOU in this irntfert III ~ glad % -
e." The wisnoas did not hear Wppat
@Wheh dla shis oonysyassoa sats
place. ~
"a day or two after the nlriAe pa-
aThen shai mancs tul>e Is iahs
uarf that Attnaux and Wood mtIt
Now see II you can't lbIl "a 81 eoHa
other meelinNa
Actor tlleaom NerntIa1
Los AnNelr4. CAT. May tttvrfluhHlN
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