Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-23

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Of yours then asked him." the wit /
ness said. And the Mayor made no re
ply"
At the beginning of his testimony Mr.. |
Campbell mentioned that he had left u
certain place" TO visit the Mayors Of
flee. MIR. Scott confined his Cross-eXami-
nation to a question fixing the place.
From Senator McNiChols 5 office the
witness replied.
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Mr.. carey stormy pctrel III the rum
Ward politics, about whose ambitions
L" he councilman from the' Wafd the
Whole f1fth Ward case reNolros' was
| he next witness. HIS story was brlei'
taking only twelv" minutes FOR his a.
! rect ana IN" 'fosS-eAamhauoh. MI
Iau'ane. however reserved thc rlsht 10
can him later, If necessary
| IN telling OF ms VISIT TO the Mayor
| "ilro ON AUGUST ~ l'i'' Mr' carey
( ''Stl'td MAYOR Hinith Saln
! didn't like that little fellow Stcrn'S
/ actions at Harrisburg.
Mr.. 'arcN shld ne toid the MAYOR ne
I d"upt'u the story toId nm ABOUT stern ;
a'tNieS on 'he irah"lt hlll anu ashtd
'n' NnHot ior ms source oi i"lurh'"
uon. 70 'niS' Mr' "rtN said' 'he MAYO
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,a, ,,r r,ro,. eaid u,vor smith ro.
nIiod.
"Ncu If you are = candidate 70,
Select council | will go the limit agams,
Won"
; counsel for the defense limited cross
,Nim'na'ioh as 70 M"''i' ',t M''nrS'
tn tho Navnr
81 did not Mr. Carey replicd
That's all. Mr. Carey" said Mr.
Scott.
, First Lieutenant Harry 4, McNichuI
l son of the late Senator James T., Me
P NichoI was next called to the stand \
the time of the West Chester Fifth Ware
L trial he was u second lieutenant. but h
has since been promoted and honorabl.
l discharged He wore his uniform il
court.
He told how two days hefor" tn
: primary election in September, 1914 h
had visited Mayor SmlIh ht Atantl
Il city told him of the transfer of Patrol
WlrtyhHftpr. FgIulndn ana | ran
+, from the He'pno I" 'n' n"' l,lSy' l.'. ~
d ana hau S'!ia tn"t Sc wv zee NV" W.T.
o rbo Wovor iromised tn have them y,
|, turnsd IN tbeir old district. no said. 4
e tha same time Lieutenant McNichc
u said he mentioned to the Mayor AN al
Isgad nromisr the Mavor made TO Sena
tor NcNichol regarding the transfer G
II Lieutenant bennett from the Third IBIS
:, trirt and his replacement by Captai
y, Callahan The Mayor said he had mad
,v 20 such promise, the witness testified.
= T,lephoned MAYOR
: a.. ,,, ,., >,
l. IN" next ia! .'"o Jay n'lo'. u
d election-~he tclephohed To 'hc May,
from fhiladelphla ASKING ABOUT u
i transfer, and the Mayor told hin u
y transfers would take place that nlgh
40 the witness said No mention was mac
20 of Captain Callahan at that time, Il
10 lieutenant testified.
;, over the telephone the Mayor said
.. DIDN'T want anything TO do with an!
r body aspiring to ward leadership !
m such methods as Deutsch was report'
to be using. the witness testified.
4 Lieutenant McNich"l then teStln
n that he had been on Il tour OF part
s. the Fifth Nard on the uaE OF tne P'
~ mary, when George ~ El,pley' the p