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CHICAGO. June 21- Arguments
on th** appeal of William 0. Haywood
and ninety-tii *•»• .»tiier 1. W. . con
victed of violating the espionage act
were again indefiirteiy postpone.! in
th** federal cou"t oi appeals here yes
terday owing to th** illne.-s ot the pre
siding judge, i he case had pre\iou>ly
heea con'ilUl.d sieve-ai times. rF he ma
jority of the defendants aie out o:\
bail. •
Nine-seven officials and leaders
of the Industrial Wo»kers ot the
World, an organization for the union
izing of workers by industries, were
convicted on four conspiracy counts
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DKIWtt I’M i; ST OK 'I’llK IMKUlOrt
Alaskan Kngineering t oimnission
1'rains !• avu and arrive at Seward a
follow s:—
• » A M. Wednesday and S.it u ! t„>
;oi Koocevelt. 'runnel, (iinlwc \\
\ <ln*rag*. A live l:df> 1*. M. Mon
•ay and Thursday.
• * at Am karate on Momhi\
V. M. to}
Aiatanuska. Wasilla, Houston, Tal |
Kee’na. ami on Wednesday at N:dl>
A. M. for Matanuska, Kska and
i’hie .a'o *n.
BRK VKI v.ST, U NCH1CON and
ji:ue v M*ned on the Seward— An
chorage tra»n in » e hulfel ear. Mfi
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Oil AS. I.IXIINEU
* lei. Madsn 146 v
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in tin l nil.*: Slides district court
here 1.1 Au;.’!.* . I '|.\ They were sen
tenced by Judg** K. M. I .a ml is to
prison >* nt**n 't .' «d 11om ten da \s to
• . •> ;r d n.aety-three joinetl
in apt ea'int?.
! i>\ • • >i*‘nt had indicted ldd*
. . t e acy counts—conspiring
t*. p1« \ eiit o eih'o execution of cer
ia:a fotieval laws; to intimate citi
zens from <*\‘ rcising certain rights;
to indue*' male citizens charged to
.. ^tor fo si*!* etive sen ice to resist,
ami to cau.-'O disloyalty and lefusu.
of duty in the military and naval
fmves. Tin* last charge was brought
under the espionage act.
Tlie appeal was based chiefly o.t
i\.-a v moral giounds* that documents
seized by the government on search
warrants Sept I*.»17. were crron
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eoiislv admitted in evidence as testi
mony n> to acts of tin* defendants pre
ceding the passage of the espionage
act. Attorneys for the government at
the trial undertook to show the
character of tin* I. W. W. organiza
tion and that it had a fully developed
program tliat was applied when war
came.
It was also claimed by tho appel
lants that documents admitted in evi
dence were not shown to he theirs.
'Pile appeal In •« f contains 1,021* pages ^
of assignment^ of error.
\V. 1>. Haywood, general secretary-j
tvea.iirer of the 1. W. W. was looked i
i i.e i ns the le:»d°c among the defend-]
ants as he held the highest office in '
the organization. There were six ]
menibei s of the executive hoard nor- (
maliv. of whom four were convicted. ]
William Virtola was indicted but nev- (
er aopi ''bended and a vacancy causm .
by tin' lynching of h'rank Little at;
Hutto. Mont., has not been filled. It j
was shown at the trial that <h«* In j
dustrial V. u-kers maintained separate I
headpuaiters in the <lifferc.it cities I
lev the various industrial union*, each
of which hud branch union :. Most ol
the heads of the industrial unions*
known as s *cretary-ticasi»». • >»< i<
among the defendants.
The defendants were -uvestod in
Wilm ington, t’alifei r.ia, Arr/mu, < '.at
IVnnsylvania, Kansas, Michigan, lib
nois, New York and otl»er s'atcs.
The trial was followo' by sove/a
sensational incidents. i:.< Tniir.g tb*
evolosion of a bomb v tin* fedora
\ biding and the receipt of bombs b;
.fudge Landis and by I* rank 1\. ••*!)
eker, who was a special pro^e* c fo
ti'« government.
i »• < .• • e tried in fhicago was « n«
)\ th• < •* in pchtant eases bi ’’ght 1»:
, <• government against fie industiia
V.Vr 'ers of the World r*ne \.»tl
, . tv-six defendants, .n'it'c! 'Unite*
States vs. Kdward An ierson el aid
w.i, tried in Sacramento, f al, ami :
third, * 1’nited States vs. >"!. W. \ndei
„,<i al.” in which chicly dnree we1*'
ii diet v a: set for trial in K«n>a
(vty Kan., December 1. l.)10.
11*.;, wood and thirty *”* ef those con
v cted have been released f.om the
f >d‘*ral penitentiary at Leaven1worth
Kan., on bail, pending the deeis'on o'
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tho appeal. He and for.itcen others
wore given twenty-year sentences.
More than thirty received ton-yeai
sentences and about civ; same number
five-year sentences, fines ranging
from $20,000 to $35,000 aero impo-ed.
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KAMOl S SCENIC RAILROAD
OK COLORADO IS NO MORE
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DENVER, Colo., June 21— Another |
• f the famous scenic railroads of this j
! Ante, the Denver, lioulder an<l West- I
jin, known as the “Switzerland Trail
of America,” has run its last train.
The rails are being torn up, and
ilready the rolling stock is scattered
from junk piles here to Japan. One
of the tenders of the narrow gauge
•ocomotives fell off a flat car and was
lost on its way t<> Alaska.
A saw mill company in California i
bought sown mill's of the trackage. 1
Fifty tons of the rails have been sold (
to another railroad and arc being ship- j
*)(•<! to Kobe, Japan. Six of the engines j
have been sold to a railroad in Mex
ico.
At times the salvage crews have
lad to dig through 12 to 15 feet of
snow to reach the roadbed. It is ex
pected to have the work completed
next September.
i I V WILL SEE MANY
VAC \TION SCHOOLS OPENED
LOS ANGELES, June 21— Kiv •
religious denominations in i.»s Angel- ,
•s have united to conduct 20 summer
vacation schools for children ur.ner
[ welve years of ago. The schools, hold
in church buildings, will op *a July *>.
The denominations which un.tci a* *
the Baptists. Presbyterians. Congn •
nationalists, Christians and Mellio-j
dists. J
J. ]\ Springston, who hai charge |
.)f the work for the Baptists said the
schools were expected to decrease ju
v.uilo misdemeanors during the sum
mer months when juvenile court re
cords, he said, show that youthful of
fenses usually increase from 2 > pei
cent.
Ail classes, will he oral. They will
Delude musical training manual weak,
ami talks on habits and patriotism.
FILIPINOS APPLY FOR
PASSPORTS TO THE lT. S. j
MANILA, P. L, June 2i— Young
Filipinos arc applying for passports
to the United States in increasing
numbers, according to a statement
from the executive office of the gov
ernment. Most of these are students
who announce their intention of work
ing their way through school. It is
said that the applications for pass
ports passed on daily for some time
have numbered from ten to fifty.
Nearly all of those who have pass
od the examination entitling them to
government aid while pursuing their
studies in the United States, have de
parted and those now applying for
passports are going on their own re
sou rses.
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RAISE BEAVERS FOR FUR
ROUNDUP, Mont., June 21— E.
Gautier of Antigo, Wis., heads a party
of men from that state who are con
Mnplating raising beaver in this sec
tion for their fur. A site on Willow
creek in the Snowy mountains is un
der consideration, it is stated. Beaver
furs command increasingly high
prices, Mr. Gautier says, and his as
sociates believe they cpuld be grown
for the market with great profit
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