Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 15, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1920 — Page 11

' GARY LAWYER LOSES PAPERS (Continued From t’nje One.l granted citizenship pap°rs by the county Circuit court April 30. 1913. When he went on the witness stand, leaser seemecl to be in much better spirits than when he left the court yesterday afternoon and smiled at spectators. He mentioned a conference with Capt. John B. Campbell, who wns at the time of the conference a special agent In the Intelligence department of the army, in which he said Campbell upbraided him for his bolshevistic -principles. . “I told the captain," he said, ‘‘that I was not responsible for what the editejr of the Chicago Tribune writes, and I then explained to him the principles of bolshevism." Glaser again denied that he had said that. Liberty bonds w-ere no good and tbit the government backing rhem was no good, but he did admit that he had charged certain banking houses of the country with unpatriotism, when they discounted the face value of the Liberty bond issues. “I did not say anything about a red flag," Glaser stated in his denial of a conversation with Mayor William F. Hodges of GaVy. “T merely asked pernys!on to hold a parade and the mayor P^efused." Glaser denied the evidence ss set forth in the testimony of A. M. Harris that he was an active worker against the government during the occupation of Gary by the United States troops and that he aided “draft dodgers.” Again he denied that bolshevism means anarchy, and said that bolshevism simply means the rule of the majority. “Is the bolshevik regardful or regardless of the minority?” asked Judge Anderson. After much hesitation Glaser declared that he Is regardful of the minority. Upon the questioning by District Attorney VanXays Glas r admitted that he was a fugitive from jnstiee, according to the government of the czar of Russia, ar.d that lie obtained his passport from Russia hv bribing officers with between SIO.O-X* and 5X5,000. ■VanXuys further brought out that Glaser Is llTlng In a *30,000 home, and - that he has property worth 5125,000 oi 1150.000. Included In his property holding, he admitted, are farms In Wisconsin and Minnesota, property In Gary and valuable oil holdings In the west for which the Standard Oil Company offered him 11,000 per acre. In an explanation of how he had acquired this wealth. Glaser used general terms, saying that 522.000 of It had been Inherited by bis wife and that the remainder had been made from the practice of law and Investments. He would not tell the court what the Investments were. “I am living In a capitalistic country, not under a socialistic government, and if I were living in a socialistic government I would have no use for my land and my property." Glaser said. “Would you give yonr property away?" asked the Judge. “Certainly,” said Glaser, **lf thlt were a socialistic form of government. McADOO TO RUN p*. ONLY IF FORCED (Continued From Page One.) anything being don® there or anywhere else for him as a presidential candidate." McLean denied he attended the meeting of high officials now or formerly connected with the Wilson administration held here Wednesday night to discuss McAdoo for president. When McLean concluded Harry M. Daugherty, Senator Harding’s campaign manager, was recalled. “Did yon. have Information of large

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sums of money being used In Ohio in the Woo' campaign, except that furnished by the state headquarters?" asked Senator Pomerene, democrat, Ohio. “Yes. I heard of it, but it was only hearsay,” Daugherty answered. “And this Wood advertising you spoke of was it in all of the eighty-eight counties of the state?” “Yes.” “You have given us a splendid exhibition of yonr political astuteness.” commented Pomerene as Daugherty was excused. ’ ' ■ Frank A, Harrison, publisher of the Tribune of Lincoln, Neb., and manager of Senator Hirjm Johnson’e campaign in that state, was called. RECEIVED *I,BOO FROM CALIFORNIA. Harrison said he, had received *I,BOO from Johnson’s California headquarters toward the, expenses of the Nebraska campaign. Harrison said his instructions from Johnson's managers were to “keep expenses down as they had not much money to spend.” He read a number of contributions to the Johnson campaign In Nebraska totaling $1,918. Os this only $1,813 was sent In by residents of the state, Harrison said. "I am still out *75 of my own money, although the campaign cost me less than a campaign ever cost me before,” Harrison added.When Johnson and Senator Norris of Nebraska campaigned the state, Harrison said, his bills amounted to only *151.41. Johnson and Norris paid their own traveling expenses. “What are your policies?” Senator

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