The Butte daily bulletin., 1920-04-14
Seeking the Golden Fleece in Butte
JAZZY JASON'S RECORD.


department of justice in midst
Not 1a! passes that the head of this department.
Leonard Webb the son of small town Baptist polcan-
editor born ,larest spots of
Texas, imucd and saturated With the fcdal psychology Of
the holding class Of that southern commonwealth,
enplifed we'll by Postmaster General Iurleson does
threaten with persecution and deportation the citizens of this
community who do not agree with the policies of the Anaconda
Mining Co., whose officials caused him to be brought
dlspacc r. W. }yrne gentleman who had enough knoWl
edge of the existing local conditions to be dangerous in the
coming political campaign to the interests who have time aud
time again stolen elections without fear Of punishment
We charge here and that the fumnations Of Jason
Leonard Webb against The 'ntca elements published daily
M the capitalist copper press of this vicinity the veries
camouage and that he hos been placed here by Attorney
General Palmer the result Of With the corrupt
political forces of the A. G. NJ.
We charge here and that the promise Of
Attorney General Palmer and his mIons to put the Bulletin
out Of business the Anaconda Mining Co. have agreed to de-
liver the Montana delegation to the San Francisco convention
for A. Mitchell Palmer, the gentleman who aided by the
poraons and their press has in The last few MONTHS
thrown the constitution aud The bill Of rights fguravcly, spit
upon and thrown it in The gutter by his actions and utcrances
We charge that f. w lNmc, formerly head Of the local
department Of Justice transferred because of his
pressed opinions that he intended to fair election in the
state Of Montana in the coming campaign and in adition for
the ha he knew too much concerning the Fraudulent
illegal and criminal methods employed by the a. e. NJ machine
to retain their control Of The offices Of the state government
We submit herewith evidence to sustanatc The above
statements.
few days aS" one Boiling an operative working under e
orders Of Jason Leonard Webb took into custody John Whit
toll president Of Local Union, NO. 65 international Brolicr
hood of Electrical Workers. He grlct for two hours and
half and the questions asked him furnish extremely cniyt
cnng information concerning the matters in which these poll
cal ccIcrs posing prcscrvers institutions inter
ested. They also show that the energetic Jason, who
that attack of the radicals is to be answered with
Of his is nothing less than stool
pigeon of the Associated Industries and the Anaconda Mining
companys parent The questions asked the president of
the Electrical Workers Union by Boiling Jason Lcouord
Webbs moutIpiece that the Bulletin is thorn in
the side Of the corporation interests to whom he owes allie
glance
John Whitto asked how the electrical workers would
the sympathetic strike and how would affect the
statc-nformoion desired by 'e Associated Industries.
He asked how much money the Electrical Workers had
put Butte Daily Bulletin information desired by the
A. Attorney General Palmer and the democrat ad'nn-
straiol.
asked how much money the electrical workers had
ban-formaon desired in connection with The cases
Of three 1917 scab fined by the union for their srlcreak''
activities.
He was ,skc, how long he had known T. if he.
had Canadian citizenship papers while i'll Cam
ada- that the A. G. NJ. aud the department of justice
would give much to verify.
asked what chance b. H. Wheeler had to be elected
governor. asked what the electrical workers thought
b. X Wheeler lie asked how many votes the Nonlar
isa League had in Montana information greatly desired b!
the \. c. NJ political ring.
He number Of other questions, showing that the
local officials Of the department of justice engaged in at
tempting to information for the employing interests OF
this state in connection with the industrial and political suo
lion all tending to show that while being paid by the govern
these individuals actually working for tho corpora
tiOns ~ .tE.it
For the above as Jason Leonard Webb is an ideal choice
y hercdity and training he antagontc to everything ta
smacks of labor organization and opposed to everything Una
labor stands for.
He raised in the little town Of onann Texas and neve
Gid real work in his life His father Baptist preacher
sheet called The Baptist Trumpet Whenever he could de
liver the Baptist vote, he thrown few crumbs by the poll
tical exponens of southern democracy
When the Typographical Union began to organize in Bon
lam the elder Webb in order to avoid paying union wages
loaded his press and his family, including the yo'l
couple of and moved to smaller com
munity free from the of labor unions.
is probable that suitable person could have bee
obtained by the A. c. NJ interests for the disgusting work he