New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1924, Page 9

_counell of the Central REPUBLICAN FUND |s\_|ig_mfi HiGH + (Continued from First Page) —_— . Chairman Caraway of the conmite tee drew Morrlson into & long dis- cussion of tle actlon of the executive rades and Labor Council of greater New York, Which last night reversed a previous endorsement of LaFollette and me out for John W. Davis. ‘They had a right to do that, didn't they?" asked the chairman, “Would a committee of the houso have a right to rescind a deWsion of the house?" countered Morrison, “I “have no official information, but I have read that the executivé board of the central organization took the actlon.” “You do not intend to do anything about it?" asked Caraway. “There 18 no coerclon on the part of anybody by the A, I. of L." re- plied the witness, » A. ¥\ of L. Finances Under questioning by W. L. Bour- land, counsel for the republican na- tional committee, the federation sec- retary sald the treasury of tHe A. F. of L., now had $230,000, “And you say none of that has heen contributed lo the La ¥ollette lnlul"" ‘appea) has been sent to any of the affiliated unions in Canada?"” “It might have been_sent by mis- take." “Did your organization receive by mistake or otherwise any coemtribu- fion to help the progressive move- ment " “Not that T know of." “Isn't it a fact that appcals were gent out to international organiza- tions as such?" e i hed | “And you say no appeal was sent to Canada?” “Instructions were 4ssued that no appeals for the campaign should he sent to Canada. “Were any organizations in Can- ada invited to come to this country to take part in political campaigns?"” “No sir."” Reading extracts from editorials by Samue! Gompers appearing in the American Federationist, Boulard asked if it “wasn't a fact. that the A. 1 of L, h been put into this campaign as ¥ Campaign % of L. is not any more i this campaign than it has bes onducting a non-partisan Mor#ison said nd asked if the witness didn’t expect a “fancial return” to anized labor uu-nugh the con- struction the indepe; would place on lgeted, 'he question of the action of the supreme court is the basis for owr | wishes to have the judges electe: | by the people,” Morrison replied. Reading from another article wri "|ten by Gompers Bourland broug! ° out that there are about 80,000 labe | unions in the United States and th ‘ Morrison had testified that circuls '} were sent to “32,000 labor unions “Have you solicited funds froi { the government employes of rail roads in Alaska?" asked the attor ney. “Nn. 1 don't think we have n) organization in Alaska” Bourland then read from an arti cle In Labor, a newspaper published Liere by several labor organizations, saying that “Alaska rallroad hoys give dollars to send Bob to the White House.” Denles Coerclon “Isn't it a fact” he continued “that coerclve methods are bheing used to force members of labor unions to cease their activities for the Coolidge ticket?" t “No/ ent candidates Clayton tc!‘ it er written by Morrison fo William J, Reinhardt, an organizer of Carlstadt, N, J,, “requesting” him to call on labor unions for contribu- tions was-read by Bourland. 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