Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-31
Sensational Development May duplicate Brother-in-law of President in Tipping Of Peace Note.
BOILING MAY HAVE
 READ ORIGINAL COPY
Is Broker With E. F. Hutton & Company Which Sent Notes Resume Broadcast Prematurely.
(By Review Leased Wire. ]

NEW YORK, Jan. 3C.-From the
 files of Wall Street brokerage
 house, congressional inquisitors
 today brought to light private and
 confidential teleersms regarded in
 some instances as definitely in-
 dicating that there was ''leak"
 on President Wilson's recent
 peace note.
 Huttons Scored Beat"
 The most sensational telegram
 containing brief but remarkably
 accurate forecast of the contents
 of the note, was sent by E. F. Hut
 ton 6 Co.,. one Of the largest brok-
 craze houses in the street. over
 it's private wires to scores of oth-
 CT brokers with whom it did busi-
 ness throughout the country on
 the afternoon of December 20.
 more than three hours before the
 first copies of the note were hand
 ed to newspaper men by Seereta>
 ry Lansing.
 Hours Too Early
 Al the time the Hutton message was sent. according to the testimony of Secretary Lansing before the com mittee in Washington. no one in this country save persons connected with the preparation and despatch of the note has as much information regard ing it's contents as the message re- vealed. The note previously had been sent abroad in code Publication of the note followed transmission of the Hutton message to various brokers by more than ten hours.
 Brother-in-Law Mentioned
 Information on which the message to brokers was based. Edward F. Hut ton. head of the firm. testified. came in another message now missing. from F. A. Connolly of F. A. Connolly & Co. a Washington brokerage house. in which R. w. Boiling. brother-in-law of President Wilson. is partner.
 Connolly was declared by Hutton to be hasteniug to New York tonight to appear before the committee tomOr- row.
 Hutton Acted on Rumor
 Hutton testified that his understand ing was that Connelly's information regarding the note was based on gen eral rumor. Indicative that other brokerage houses were inpossession of similar information. Hutton said. was another message he produced which Clement. Curtis < Company of Chicago sent his house prior to Con nelly's first message referring to a statement to be issued by the state intended to promote peace prospects" This message con tained no details.
 Must Have Seen Note
 Certain Members of the committee. however. privately expressed the con viction that the person who originally the information in Connelly's message had read the Presi- dents note or obtained an excellent resume of it.
 Someone read the note" Represen- tative Campbell of Kansas. ranking Republican member of the committee declared after the close of the hearing. Chairman Henry and sherman l.. Whipple declined to eN- press any views on the situation.
 Much Light Coming
 No effort will he spared. MT. Whip pie announced. to throw the fullest light on the origin and transmission of the Connolly information both in he message from Washington from E. F. Hutton and Company. and the message sent by them Co heir correspondents. The latter mes sage. according to Hutton. was pre- pared by George s. Ellis. Jr.. a mem Der of the firm who is now III in Geor- ,ia. he said Hutton also requested he committee not to call Ellis if it 'an be avoided
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