Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-02-22
Continued from Last Week.

fcortipued from Last Week.
~. / Lewis was not there, but
ai sS.s Stepp" must have been told
*, ~ he furnish the speech, as well as
IA, IA. Lewis. so that the Attorneys
~ sV.'I tba Coal Corporation could secure
II. ~. M, nncb coveted injunction for their
a Esn i.,' The Jesse Stepp" perjured
s su;isnre is not a lone instance; 1t Is
.,s Of the many thousands OF IN,
.,snees; This scene in the Federal
canrt has been enacted time and
, SU,' again. Jesse Stepp" served as
tool for the purpose of manufactur-
mo evidence necessary so that the
In5gs would find a plausible excuse
"a issue an injunction, but others
have furnished manufactured and per
mysd evidence swearing away the
ys,y lives of the victims caught In
,sa meshes of these "Stool-pigeons."
wv - THE MOONEY CASE.
4 tragedy has been enacted in the
rty of San Francisco, staged by the
Notorious United Railways Company,
the Pacific Gas e. Electric Company,
and their ally the Chamber of Com
meree. The plot as usual is woven
around the eternal labor drama and
NJ attendant heroes. The principle
character being, as usual, a few labor
agtators coupled with the Judases OF
the labor movement notorious types ;
the McFarlands, Orchards and Nc
Nanigals without which no drama OF
this kind could be staged. All the
labor dramas staged in America and
abroad are the Frankensteins, created
and brought into life by the detectives
and stool-pigeons at the behest OF
"trustifed" MISUNDERSTANDING OF
Commerce and Openshoppers, Dyna-
mite and Violence are the Jesse James
scenery effect in the first act of a
crusade against Organized Labor. The
stool. pigeons and the so-called IN
FORMS are the bad actors known on
the stage as the villains of the body
opitic playing their infamous part
in every labor struggle. The stool
pigeons and the private detectives
which once were considered an adven-
tnrous (0, romantic CD occupations,
have become a permanent fixture in
the open shop regime of monopolized
industry. Nothing is too low or vile
for these hirelings to stoop to from
arson to murder; in other words, to
ues the popular slang, ito get the
goods as long as there is something
in it," II a few so-called patriots
desire a preparedness" CD parade
with stage effects, these gentry will
furnish the dynamite to take the place
Of fireworks in order to produce the
stage effects desired, and to cap the
climax see to it that someone is found
guilty. To use the street parlance,
they IND the goat to facten the crime
on, When the poultry dealers COM
ane in New York desired to raise the
price of poultry during the strenuous
Gays Of the war, one dealer objected
and refused to join the Combine.
These protiteers in commodities of
hie were not slow in Kidding them
selves of competitor. When all
other means failed the poultry deal
ers combine hired assassins who
OILED the obstinate dealer. The irony
OIL 1t all is that in taking up a sub
Snpnon for the blood money, Barney
Dan himself was one of The contribu-
tors.
Inc means employed to get him
were as follows: First they blew up
aus summer home; failing in that
mey proposed to poison the milk left
ior MS family, but this was deemed
100 nsky. Then a sharpshooter was
gwen MS Photograph and told ito get
nm. nm, but the shorpshooter was too
~ aGw to deliver the goods" So finally
me Inc gunner" were called into action.
They got him."
!, When the labor agitator is more or
sss active and is successful in arous-
iag me workers to the need of organ
,t1'ng their forces, he is bound to incur
. rs enmty of the "Openshoppers,"
" WIN the result that plans are made
~. ~ render him harmless or get him
H.. oi the way; many are the ways,
. ~, mere are two ways which are
.--,-nonly used. One is an effort to