The Union Murders.
A.GRAVE SITUATION.
DANGER QF A DEATH ,
SENTENCE.
(Per ' United ' Ere**/. Associattoni. )
LONDON;- : Juhe 10,
The Times New York correspondent quotes, the opinion :of ;theieadere. or\ ( • organised labour . affirming that if ' Moyer, Bay wood, aud Pettbone, officials [of the Miners' Federation; ' charged with: being .concerned in : the. -murder of ex-Governor- Steuneberg, ' • are convicted, it will be through an ; nnfair trial, adding'tbiat the whole : affair is a put up job,- and P « MJpwr: down, murderous attack by uaecrupu* lou« caiJilaiUta against the' workers." A cablegram Jlist; received declares' ' that the aituation ia one of great ' gravity and iull> of menace, and that -' no one could forsee the: itsult if the ' prisoners were eenteucedto death.
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Thames Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 10566, 12 June 1907, Page 4
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