The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-02-27
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OF ANTI-LABOR JUDGE
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Attorney under both Jackson and
Dayton, forgot" intnetenths OF the oc-
curances,~ but the; tenth he could not
help remembering, was that he and
others had interceded with the B. e.
o. to do something : for Judge
Jackson after his forced retirement,
and that. he had .,aeens many, checks,
some as high as $500 received by
Judge jackson from the B. & D. as
their "attorne w.. though he admitted
that Jackson had never appeared in
-court.
The Atlantic: City Case.
Through his testimony, and that Of
George W. johnson, John. McGraw,
John H.. Holt, and others, it was
brought out that the immediate cause
of Judge Jackson'si forced retirement
was the threat to impeach him on a
charge of being with woman in At
lantic City. This. was in confirmation
of testimony given oin great detail be-
fore the Judiciary Committee in Wash
ingtoh by Charles 3D. Elliott. Elliott
was United States narshal under both
Jackson and DAyto4, and swore that
there was a scheme ION in which Day
ton participated to ::get rid of Jack
son and appoint Dayton" He insist
ed that this was with the connivance
of Ran Stalnaker and Chas. F. Teter,
B. & @. lobbyist, and that Blizzard
and McGraw were in on the deal.
He said that John Trainer and James
Burke, two United States Cecret serv-
ice men, =: were put on the trail Of
Judge Jackson and traced him to At
lantic City. with 6. prominent woman
Of this state, and that Elliott had gone
to Atlantic City, purchased a camera
for $l6 andsEfVens, IS "dsteetlve
to get aSsnaptzsho st ! ofSsJac ksoIl and the
woman toEstAersi sr,i1T ssaid
that tfis.plSfHFe 5s1a ~ g. th at
it formeHspRrfs:af ssseX yttderssssz.W Oh
was threatened USED i agatnst
Jackson ~its-he did nots.ras s:. - He
explainedatAafthe the ssest,sSHgssd to
pay ID
get, off fn9lhench to 1nakesM3ars or
Dayton, ! ahs4hat HugIfsL. Bond, s4chief
counsel B. so, sA4heFazed
the arraum eutaad, ~ ntstprri,Ses
ington andIssalr gea Presid hupset
welt, to appoint Dayton. Judge Tack
son" did sIptS want ~ rs ana was
particularly nxioua td serxsss,3tz: h Is
forty@flrse "a 81 asjudke in
the following AUGUST, but RESIGNED
rather than ace, Impeachment charges
that would necessarily brings.*sin 1.-THE
name Of: the~won1aaas, s + .ssss-,;
y Packed Juries. z.
. That Judge Dayton also1 packed
juries to the: extent Of giving the: mar
shall: lists, Of names: to- select, was also
the charge Of General Elliott. ~ He in
Guided the specification that Stainaker
and Teter, both kngo Wn to Judge Day
ton as b. O.. lobbyists. were placed
by him ON grand juries. =: !.
W - Commercial Office.
4 charles HoEx testified that he had
been associated with Arthur S. Dayton
in a case before Arthur|'s father, and
that on. this occAsfon he had seen a
letter. from sArthu rs some people in
Pittsburs,s announcing: the enclosure
of a note for; $4,000 AT this time
Arthur had turned to- Hogs and said:
1--WE got about quarter of a million
out, like: that This impressed him,
considering. Arthur's youth and lack
Of experience. =
When Committeeman Gard asked
what was intended to be brought out
BY this line Of questioning, Attorney
Hudson replied that it was expected
to be shown that Judge Dayton COM
mericialized his office and cloaked his
financial transactions under his young
sons name ~
Unfairness to Labor. --.
Atty. John c. Palmer gave in detail
the unfairness j. Of Judge Dayton to-
ward organized labor. He told Of how
the restraining order was issued with
out notice, that 1t dragged for two
days over4two months and then was
made 9 temporary Injunction and
- victims were sentenced under it, at
ter being compelled to 60 five times
from above Wheeling to Phillip at
great expense to themselves, The in
junction, he said, was almost copy
Of the one previously issued BY Judge
Dayton In the famous Hitchman case,
and restrained the Mine Workers or
anybody else from gtving aid to the
strikers, and COM PEELED The strikers
yto "a q { quit d eir work.
.f1e iii hthat ..Wh tlo4 h0s vtaS d n11a1fnR