Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-16
CONTINUES STORY
INSIDE POLITICS
COLONEL MtLHAIL RELATES
MOKE or HIS WORK rs \
POLITICAL ALLY.
HELPED SENATOR BEVERIDCE
Said That Part of $4,000 Was Rails
ed 90 Elect Jim Watson To the
House of Representatives.

"l' lop"S l"N "N'Hub"N"B co"i''''''''
made 4l0 knots today over the sea of
the Martin Al. Nuihau correspond
enc. II was NOT "A record run. but
n number of fish were landed. Null
balI was In the witness chair and
Senator Reed at the helm of the in
vestipatlnp committed for most of
the 0yc hours it was stcaming ahead.
Mulhall identified 41O letters, tele-
grams ana memoranda put IN the
record by the committee win olly q
DIT more nesltahoy thah ne 'Nlho'1
before althouEh II" was o""'i"u'u
ny senator lt'"d l" ook closely ~
lht silpS haha'u 10 hln'
MuIhaII Hll'nloh was dlreclcu TO-
daF aIlnosI eA'IuslVelE |" lhe IaS.
EaIT oi the year l'V' ana inc nIal
part OF lsOS. lie was Jumped from
Maine 10 Missouri from baltimore To
indianapolis ana up to Cleveland IN
those Few hours lie told, or ms let
tefS ana, OF ms Stilke breaking ac-
INVITES in ~, LOUIS or an effort 10
ara former congressman, James T.,
watson, OF Indiana, pollucally, ana
OF now well ne knew former Sena-
tor I'cNeridge Of mat state. lie gave
details OF another VISIT to Maine ana
another effort to give political assist
my 20 iVlI.'el , ohSi 'S''''II .t,lelo
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''''' w "''i'i WIN '""' " ole"'''A''''
MilllonaIre- Against watson
The witness thought about $22. 900
had been raised in Indiana for the
Watson campaign and letter read
lust before adjournment tonight told
OF three millionaircs" in the state
one Of whom was willing to spend
100000 to defeat Watson. The let.
ter did not identify the millionaires
and the committee did not ask who
they were.
During the day Mulhall told how
he broke strike of shoe workers in
St Louis. He swore that $4,000 had
been turned over to him by f. G.
Schwedtman, secretary to Van
Cleavc to pay to the strike leader to
end the difficulty. SChwedtman. who
was I'm the room, will be allowed to
take the stand when Mulhal has fin
ishcd.
Were Many Laughs.
rho davis vovogo ,vos not antIrolv
r,nrotonone although members nf
Tho committee hepon to show the
strain of the long hours thev have
snert I'm mis- investisation ana Tho
committee adjourned two hours earl
Ter than usual. Many times in the
course of the day there were passag-
es that brought smiles to the mem
bers of the committee and the spec
tators. Mulhall, himself. usually
close-lipped and curt, caused many
of the laughs. Tho reading of the
letters, particularly those from Or.
Crockett of Thomaston, Me, was fol-
lowed closely.
While the Overman committee
sailed along with Mulhall Chairman
Garrett and the house investigators
began to look over the lobbyists"
correspondence. James A. Emery,
local counsel for the National Asso-
citation Of Manufacturers. had not
turned over the papers under sub
poena today. declining to do so until
he was assured that they could be
kept In fire and burglar proof safe.
The Garrett committe probably will
rent deposit box for them.
Chairman Oyerman Of the senate
committee had talk with President
Wilson today. He said tonight that
he did not discuss the lobby investi-
CATION.
Never Found Wanting.
a, nocor,hor to07 Scbuodt-
MAN wroto to lanes A EnorV now
local counsel for the National Asso-
citation of Manufacturers, saying OF
Mulhall:
During his many years service
with the National Association OF
Manufa cturcrs he has been tried
many times and has never been found
wanting.
"A great deal OF the political work
for which Mr.. Gushing has taken
credit in past years has been attend
ed by Colonel Mulhall and many Of
the victories are due to his untiring
efforts. to his discretion and his
ability as politician and a diplomat
His many years In national politics
and politicians will make the colonel
of great value TO you In your Wash
ington work. He Is placed under
your command by orders of Mr.. Van
Tf.ut, Won nY, ,ygp.Vu1 In