Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-04-25
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n. norn: In reply, Brother Hen
~, ~, / will say that | had not
9isas, If the |. W. w. organization
NOUN sasn1eetion with the |. A. of Min
y. ~ thought that they were two
a. and distinct organizations
w.. =, practically different purposes
a a. vas a general organization which
saos in anybody, whether he was a
rsilroad man. or engaged In any other
" ~ And the other, which was a
'Eils5 mechanical organization.
Mr. Henderson Mr.. Chairman, !
w;sb il nut brother Walker on the
vitness stand, before your committee,
"a meet the rebuttal, and answer any
ansstions the committee wishes to put
n him. and tell what he had inquired
4 members or workers inside of the
Minneapolis Steel, and | want Brother
Walker TO tell this committee what
,oOk place at an interview at his
house. with his wife present and some
cher persons. want brother Walker
10 come up here, please.
N. J. Walker: got wind of a
couple of fellows that worked at the
Steel that knew something about
Dorm. so | went out on the pretense--
they are not working for the Steel at
present time went out on the pre-
tense of seeing them, that | wanted
70 buy some stuff, that we were think
ing Of ordering a truck. My wife
vas in the room with me and another
fellow, a member of 1913.
Mr.. Henderson: What was his
name?
Mr.. Walker; His name was Cobb
and We talked around about the stuff
We were going to buy-they are sales
men at the present time, and our talk
drfted into the Minneapolis Steel &
Machinery on organization work
there. mentioned Dorm, Arthur
Dorm, and right away they knew that
fellow. They said first, well now,
didn't he work up in the Tool Room,
grinding tools and drills 2" and |
mentioned he had been a detective
once, and they said, Eyes, that is what
We hear, he had been a detective"
and we got to discussing him, and the
labor movement, and this one fellow
spoke up and said to the other fell
low Don't you remember the time
Dom was mixed up in some union
stun there" He said, He was called
IN on the carpet; he had list about
something in the union,o and the 9TH
ef man looked at him and right away
me conversation stopped on that. As
BARD as tried to. | couldn't get any
more IN regard to Dorm in that case.
that? NV US
Mr. Walker: That was last week.
Mr.. Hagstrom: Did you find out
anything about the nature of what he
!, was called on the carpet for, whether
4 was some of the men working there.
eafu men, or not, or was he taking the
1a M o. union men in the shop?
- ut walker: He said he was called
u sle carpet on some kind of stuff
ne nad a list about the Union.
u M Henderson; Who was this man.
wa, sas' was he employed as at one time,
M " you ", went to see-one of them?
=! hr Walker; He was Chief Inspec-
there now? W e"ipio9e"
MI M Walker; l think he is now. but
S "aeh i | was speaking to him he was
i av,' ~. 9ut understand he is back-work.
,bs vi l. henderson: Did you bring out
S VIZ aact, Of the reason that YOU used
HJ ~ you mentioned Dorn's name ?
ssII you YOU say Dorm had been trying to
y van you you truck, and by that means
t isa brought out the conversation from
,5 s persons s you had gone to see
sci we we're supposed to be calling to
,sa M, Walker: Yes. We went under
orda, p'eIense of buying a truck. In
tmi5 70 bring it out and see If we
him Do ~. md out something, | told
,bow I'm was in that business and I
h wo 70 nun Dorn's card. 1t showed
-S IN that business and gave his