Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-21

my LEASED Wire 90 Evening HeraId.l
WASHINGTON, July 2i.--Mariin NJ.
Muhall. former lobbyist for the Ma
tional Association of Manufacturers,
continued his story today before the
senate investigating committee.
A letter from Thomas Gibson. a
New York financial writer. from whom
David Iannr testified he got informa-
ton TO base his charge Of an $4,000
600 forgery on tho books Of the Union
Pacific railroad was put In the record
Gibson wrote he did not know Lamar;
did not now believe there was for
gerry and was sending out retractlon
Ia his subscribers. Paul y. Cravath.
counsel for the railroad, put In a let
ter from "A firm OF public accountants.
eXplalnlns the apparent discrepancies
on which Lamar based hls sensational
charges
Schwedtman wrote Mulhall In oc-
tober: ~ do hope that when James
y. watson. Of Indiana. gets In the gov
ornor's chair he VIII lay half dozen Of
his good friends co over his knee
and spank them 10 heat the band in
cluding your special friend. senator
Bcveridge hate false friends more
than / do the worst enemies
Mulhall expense account dated
October 81 1908 showed an item of
$500 paid william ~ Walsh of the
executive board In the Tenth. Flew
enth and Fourteenth congressional
districts Of Pennsylvania 10 do general
campaign work" 81 think we made "a
good friend of senator Doliiver ana
he made me promise to call on him
when we come to Washington,
schwedtman wrote MuIhall December
/ I. 1905
4 long blacklist" of congre' men.
Republicans ana Democrats. who had
incurred the onmity Of the National
| Association of Manufacturers and
were to be opposed when they came
up for recollection was presented To
| Mnlhnll william Hughes Of New
Jersey now senator; william B. viii
son of Pennsylvania, now secretary oi
! labor: Thomas u. Nichols OF the
Tenth Pennsylvania; George A. Peare
Of the Sixth Maryland and John L.
burnett of the Seventh Alabama were
described by Mulhall as being on the
permanent blacklist "becauso they
| were always in favor of labor legls-
iation" Against all these men va
! made every effort To- drive them from
public NE" sad he
ON another list Irvine l.. I.enroot
ana Henry a. Cooper Of Wisconsin
Augustus r. Gardiner. Massachusetts
Victor Murduck. Kansas. james T
McDormett. illlnois; Champ CLARK an,
Gilbert y. Haugen of Iowa were de
scrhed as "CannOn's' list and were IL
disfavor with the organization Mulhal
swore because OF their opposition 4,
Speaker Cannon
| ON another were Morse and Nel
son. Wisconsin, Harry l.. Maynord "a
Virginia, and I-audensAger Of New
Jerscy Mulhall swore that the name
had been furnished hy Congressman
watson or by "Mr. Childs" clerk Il
the house committee on claims h
1910.
November it, 1908. two days hefor
election Mulhan wrote Schwedtman
Following is list of congressman
would advise having Mr.. Van Cloav
send tclegrnms 10, Who ! feel sure wi
be elected aud have been our friend
In the past. The list includes sherman
Cannon. Rurleigh. Dalzcll, Denbl
Dwight. Fulrchild, Fassett' FordEe,
Hepburn. Kcifer, Longworth Mckin
ley, Maloy. Mann. Moon, Moore. Par
sons. Payne. Raiuey anc about fort
others
on November Z. 1905 schwcdtma
wrote to Mulhall: so far We hay
. wired only Mr. TAFT. AR sherman an
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