We"... “WWW 260mm oiid Aldo ran by tim- notions Siahltc in tone . j tempt Cares WASHINGTON, May i2 ~Samuei Homers. president: li'rank Morrison. neoretnrv. and John Mitchell. a mem- ber of the executive committee of the city to the vicoprosldcnoy. Tho om American Federation of Labor, will not how to nerve the sentence im-’ posed upon them. by the supreme (.‘ouri oivi’he District of Columbia for alleged contempt The case, which has been to ice before the Supreme Court was reversed today, not on its. merits. but because the statute of lira ' itatloos had intervened. . What Statute Provides. The otatute which Was invoked to EEVG the lhbor leaders is a federal law or the District of Columbia, which i Ilegim‘ofter three years have inter- vened’iollowlng the commission of the offence It applies to all offences except capital ones The decision was not unanimous dustites Pltney and vandeventer dis. heating. The court's opinion Woe do... livered or Justice Holmes. . The Gompei‘s case started in De‘ «ember, 1907. it reached the Sn» meme Court ‘aiter whoring passed through the Supreme 'Court oi the iiiqtrict of Columbia and the court of appeals oi the diatrict. There it was reversed for irregularities in the pro- cedure and started overagain the next day in the Supreme Court, when a contrittee of the local bar was ap pointed to investigate. and report wnether an offence of contempt had been committed. This committee row ported that there had been contempt and recommended prosecution Punishment Was Modified. The defendants wel‘e liuiy found guilty on second trial, and the court of. appeals affirmed the judgment, but modifier! the punishment by giving Gompers a prison content; of thirty days and Morrison and Mitchell each 2n fluooi $500. , ‘ '. it was this sentence that the Sn- preme ‘Court. reversed today. one opinion found that the charge of 1Wlltvlflhe ordinary offence that. . “as. contemplated by the statute of ”‘ iiinitationo. it found that practical all Of the oneness char Manor-"Teodoro ‘iiod oc ghticui‘by’tlre "Bo “whritcee- were started As to the few ' thatl'were alleged to have occurred other that time the court held that they were too irivolous to be consid- ered. The court also diamond the con- tention or the prosecution that the offence involving a “conspiracy" was a “continuation offence end was taken out of the statute of “rotations.- The court replied to this contention by saying the the Mount: were . before the .ocurt onthe charge of . contempt and not on the charge of a "empimr'. and that the tvro oi- tonoos- wm distinct. . The 60mm Moll-I been one of theme» colohliotodweforc the court in rem-typo". and tool-emotion“ of disappointment m onto“ the mom" of them thermal-oi was “on 133“ gm ym quhw’mgfigs Width!“ “l “WY.“ ’Pfirm I 1 . o mammalian. any woman donaraiymoooor Eitriaiiptillo Heeling Il'fli‘itliliii‘é of tile” Connecticut cooling vol-M. ‘wovirleo‘that no prosecution may “be“ “ Itn ill“ M-r. Pundertord wont to the. The board of directors of the Lou— poctiout company has elected Gonoroi Manager John K. K Punderiord, of this cial announcement. whioh was issued afternoon. follows: ‘ THE coxnncricur COMPANY. I New Haven, Conn, May 11,1914 .‘I'o All Officials, and Others interested: 4 At a meeting of the board. of direc- ltorn held in New Haven on the 8th in- atnnt. Mr J K. Pandorford has ap- pointed Vile president and his title hereafter will be vice-president and general manager: (Signed) _ L. S. STORES, ' ' 2. ‘ iPrenident. trolley business for twenty-two years. having gone through an” the branches of the engineering and operating sides, .He graduated from the Shef- field Scientific school in 1892 and 1m"- mediateiy entered the serVico of thei told West Haven road. His first work was in the erection of the generators: and the installation of other equip- mono-at the West Haven power sta~ tion and on the completion of this he remained as operator. . Some time after he took the expert course at the great works of the Gen-. oral Electric company at Schenectady. i N. Y., devoting particular attention to . Mr. Punderford has been in the ' the “Mrs. Mary Pawn-s. "n. 2”“ nor. ‘mi.thio tho boar ‘ by President 14.3.8mfl yesterday .. TBLEPHONE'MWWma mi ' (GWry oouievard) enormonwALK _ Shore Djnncisana Ail‘Kinds ‘ of Sea Food Cooker! ‘ to Order. John E. O’Siillivau. Prop. .12, --_'i‘bo ftrrt no pool to the Indoor court from an Ward mode by Compensation more. sinner (i. B. Chandler of the grown? District no. mod clock the court wry mint! 9 d3ohdoots or John .1.me a bolt boy. Who won killed by on «fir tor in Hotel Bond January 9.0 The , hotel company appeals from the award " in it a wool: an 313 weeks and mo burial expenses to the boy‘ :1 mother. :3 \ ' . a; 1:. r... a i ii 4 . Fits—U Eyeglassm ‘L 6” .ff‘g generator t'osts. in 1893 he returnod~ to New Haven and took up work' in Haven Street Railroad company. Here‘ he also worked at wiring cars and on}. car equipment. track department of the Fair Haven.) and Wantviilo road and later was manor-red from the engineering ten the operating aide Ho was next main. general manager and continued in thin position when the , trolley lines worn consolidated under the name of the (modulated Street Railway conipanr. and also “when the Connecticut com- . puny assumed control. “\W CONNEWWU$TIJEN NOT STRONG 3:. Form NOFQIITlON siLn.‘ ‘ ‘r J“ ‘I . .‘i c i u *hlflfiuto Arc Dolled. ToofitNe. ‘ Iy, wnu Anti Vote, wosnmomrr, my i3.—-lt is ho- . tiered that meat. it not all the Coa- : ‘ :3an democrat. member! of m emu. araMWtothoMmfiw ’ i. Mun prohihitlon conciliation“ : timeout-at Some or the monoport‘ " do not care to choose the matter. Rani imam Dooovui bellows in state rights. dismount!" 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