The evening world., 1913-07-11
us. GRAND Jury
CALLS BAKER At
LAMAR INQUIRY.
Banker and Service Commits
sioner Cram Testify About
Mysterious Phone Talks.
RlORDAN'S NAME USED.
All the Persons Mentioned by
1.-THE Wolf" and LATTER
bach viii Be Examined.
RlORDAN'S NAME USED.

bach Will Be Examined.
1As aopssrancs Of J. Sergeant Cram,
Subaie Service Cemmissionsr. and
0sorOs ,. Baker Of the First National
oAak and . dirscter Of ne New York.
New Haven ana Hartford Railroad. be-
6ssU che Federal Grand Jury to-day
was taken 10 indicate thas every pr.
- whose name vas mentioned b. DA-
W Lamar and Edward Lautsrbaeh -
SAsir testimony before the Congressional
c1anltass last week viii b called ~
e1ss ~ inauisisers.
NJ osand Jury investigated which
oe0Aa yesterday In the Pest-o@cs
3un1A6 With IL calling Of Lswis Cass
6e1SAsA was resumed this morning.
UnitsA states District-Attssssy Mar.
sAau was not IN the Jury room. and
- invssaisatson was In charge Of his
oG11seaaG John e. Walker.
n orse witness to-day wNs J. Bar
OnaA 0gAm. He remained In the jury
Vos0 ~ ninutsa
DRAM CALLED TO TELL o. THE
uo9 OF HE NAME.
~ ~. Lsdyard tntiAsd yesterday
49, . - ssprsssntias himssif - Con.
0pDoAan Nierdan haA called ~ Chassss
0nseao 6 J. r. AeroAa Z Co. - several
Sooaslo0o ana had sajd the steel invssti-
0a1oo seuil b stopped. And fsfsrrsd
~ Oose)s 70 J. 0srgsAas Cram for con-
0Dunaloa - - what ~ so-sassl Rior-
- eesll 10 h ~ way Of choking on
- 0vsstigators. Mr.. Cram was cailsd
g tAsea1 - 70 wha< haOpsnsd when hs
onoGUo1 tAAk some go I'D beea usias
~ - rsfsrsaes.
-. 0saa tsaA ~ oeasA Jvrers that
~ oess,s az call him ~ and that be
$500 HIN about ~ NJ. NierdaA NJ.
0V0m osstaAsA tat the eonvessstion
OVes ~ pAsas vas I'll orssk % hin.
~ Dystssteus voice whose ovnss
- - vas sNier1aa'' again called ~
~ 0eealA - ~ latter promptly told
eD1oe1Ans that there was some mis-.
~ about NJ. Cram. - Mr.. Gram hsl
1en1s1 nat ~ knew anything of 'Raor,
go
- vsaes said that '.Riordan" would
. assand and So Mr.. Cram ana -,
Ol1nOD Alright - some mistake AaA
1esa oaAs.
~. Cram TESTIFIED that Nm Steele
oo11o1 him up Q second time and spoke
q ~. Kiordaa." but Mr.. Cram va
oQna11y - ignorant about 'Nr. Rier
49, - on the occasion Of the 0rs
ooeeoAeae oonvsesatien.
~. Cram also told the Jurors SAa
- ~ oeea . life long friend Of NJ
u11yAs4 aaa that they mad Cons q
esoeOo tegsthsr. Before banker Bake
Vu11 INTO the osand Jury room hs ha,
. GDaeersnce with DLstr1ct-Attorns,
1eAsGAan. Paul d. Cravath. the attoInsl
49, al.o h Mr.. Narshairs once.
OAAokeN BAKER coRRo0oRATg(
LAWYER lGoYARo.
4 i, ~ mixer remained in the Jury roea
aoeoD 0inuteA He wAs called for u
Nanti0oay eoaeesning Ne boGus "l1iSs
1nar telsohoas calls. NJ. Baker ha
~ resolved mystssioue phone msssn
- - ~ spoken Of them % NJ. Lad
- vv0oD ia mat ett99 the mono.
0o9 Investigates had started . ma
m1ie1 hin W end reminded him that b
veu11 have dane better 70 follow b!
90 vsies's) advice In the days Whs
- sessa Investigation was being -
01oA The man who was doing N
yosainG. according to the testimon!
Ssogeesatsd himself TO be Mr.. Cram.
H.. BAKER explained the various col
voea ieos 70 the Grand Jurors. IN
~ q having related parts OF them I
~. Le1yard. who In turn told the Cos
Oyeoeloaal committee and finany q
0sanA Jurors.
Ne further witnesses viii b sxaa
~ uatsi Monday. Then Paul CravatI
se0sssl for the Union Pacific. win /
esylsA Others Tor whom supbosnl
Aave bssn Issued are Representative
AltsAsll Palmer Of Psnnsyivsnis On
Representative Riordan OF New TORI
~ were victims OF LAmAr's tsisphon
lmDornoaAuonA