The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1911, Page 7

ennsylvania Tries Free Press Editors in __ First American Sedition Case Since 1800 Castle Court Has Vainly| $= ried to Hush Striking Steel Workers’ Newspaper by Aid of English Common Law Se- dition Act—Now It's Sorry Because It Can't “Let Go,” NEW CASTLE, Pa. June 90.—C. ty, F. M. Hartman, Chas, and Wm, J. White, ed- Free Presa, the lecal eokly, are being held for non Pleas Judge Por rge of sedition, or, ‘tious. 1ibel t great trial for sedition In States was in 1800, Ro.| “judge was impeached | » BF congress; the ob m awe wor ferson, the foe ol Mito power. The unhappy ending of this trial not daunt the officers of Judge Porter's court In thelr prosecution Pot the Free Press editors, Nor are they embarrassed to find no United States or Pennsylvania stat- oute defining seditious libel. They the source of Amer-| ; Jake a ‘Cascaret’ S\come through In- bowels. Mil- active liver and Hons of folks Reep feeling good with —— those laws, y all our file must keep the Dowels clean, oa" just the same @% you keep skin clean. Not\>Y severe tions, applied at T4re inter. But by gentle ang reeular i It pays immensely. Many people dread physic. They! of castor oil, of salts, and ies. They shrink from the fecte—griping and weak So they postpone the ¢ ft they are costive or bilious.| p they do the cleaning in a| “dberolc That ts all wrong. _. Cascarets gentle laxative. are just as effective as any eise and more natural. And cand They} h you, Take Ffene just as soon as you need it.| ‘Foul! know. The result ts your Is are always active. You al-| Ways feel at your best ent box of Cascarets. gain go. without th — rt ragcrcnsc ta: You'll never The four defendants in the Pennsylvania sedition case, R ding | from left to right, they are: F. M. Ham J. Whit H. MeCarty, Hartman, Charles Mok ir, Wil. ican jurisprudence-—-the old Eng [strikers to ish common law, Rapidly thumb. | ing over the pages describing the tortures prescribed for. those who |practiced sorcery and the black arta, skipping the sectior ing for mutilation of th: jot the helnous offen bread, they ca ditious libel law, and brought thelr indictment under that. The fact that even in England th seditious libel law has been a den le since 1838 did not deter these defenders of the peace of} New Castle. True, they did Me quote the law in the Indletm For the English law defines sed! tious Hibel as “writing or uttering words tendi SUBJECTS to Insurree When the workers fn the steel trust's New Castle tin plate milla struck, the Free Presa became the strikers’ mouthplece, the only one they had. The editors were tin mill workers, They were not products \of universities. The message of the ve Press was clear, Milimen were alking to defeated, hungry strikers, ness and dignity didn’t fit [ihe occasion, ‘Tee Indictment was based on pub-| Heation of 10 articles In the Free Press. workingman to join the union and | paralyze industry with a strike, Another advocated unaton men in independent steel | mills atrike, regardless of labor con- tracts. Another advocated that the latrikers violate the court injunction | Try @ 10/80 as to be jatied, and thus force | them, Anothe ughters the county to fe advised the wiver One article urged every) “the epithets and} snowballs” at the scabs, Several criticised laws of. the state The men arrested made the best | defense they ¢ and the first| 1 in @ disagree Y. Erwin, a Phi soolalist, volunteered to conduc Freo Pross during the trial of its editors, He went to New Castle | loaded with the history of sedition laws in America Just before the time for the see jond trial Erwin got out what he hin, & Pow ed up on every 4 billbourd tn | Spinning’s Sixteenth Anniversary Sale joor for baraain Meip yourself t ordinary Hwediah Knives B00 oes in handle pright Cap tr Poot Be ue Spinning’s Bargain Store 1415-17 Fourth Avenue. Midsummer Stock-Adjusting Sale —— a ~ _ Some Excellent Values for Saturday ce eee LIGHTWEIGHT CARD. TABLE A strong, service- able Folding Card Table, made of solid oak in the golden, weathered or mahogany fin- ish; 3W-inch top, covered with green felt or imi- tation leather; $3.50 value— $2.25 well braced ; link fabric both ends and coil supports in middle. 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