Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-27
said FORGET YOUR OATH
ASKED ONE WITNESS TO co on
tine STAND AND COMMIT
PERJURY.
asked croker FOR CASH
brokers Testify That lie Used Cam
IHlgn Checks to Gamble ON the
Stocl, Exchange.

ALBANY. N. T., Sept william
Suzor tried to persuade contributors
to his campaign fmd not to testify
osainst him. according to evidence adj
ouced AZ his Impeachment trial today.
lie asked Duncan W Peck. state
superintendent of public works who
gave $500 10 the fund. to violate his
oath ON the witness stand IN event no
should be called to testify before tho
FfaW,ey investigating committee, Peck
sWoTc.
Tho governor Peck asserted. said
TO him that he too, would deny hny-
iug received contributions. This con-
vergation, he said was held In the
governors Office at the capitol The
witness was examined by John b.
Slanohfteld as 10 the precise words
used 10y the governor
What did he say?
lie said. 'Do you as / shall do.
deny it,
Oath Was Nothing.
II said, 4 suppose shall be under
'aih " lie said, that Is nothing, for
get it,"
Attorney llinman, cross-examining
Tor the defense asked Peck il it were
possible that he could be mistaken
about q single word that passed be-
w cen him and he governor
Not word" Peck replied
Peck at the time Of his contribution
stated his position, but told the gov
crnor bee said, that there were mo
strings 'o the glft and that he did
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dlcatlohs or being completely con-
founded by the testimony of hese two
witnesses None of them had the
ldlntcst mixing, 1t was learned, that
such accusations were 10 bee brought
BY the attorneys for The assembly.
1t was further brought out that
Richard Crocker Jr., son of the former
lender Of Tammany Hall had con-
tributed a 81. 600 check, payable, at
the request of Sulzcr to the order OF
cash" and hat the check was cashcd
by Frederick l.. CUlwcll. alleged To
have been the governors agent in his
NaH street transactions. croker tes-
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