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The Bemidji Daily Pioneer
Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minnesota
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In Herkimer, NY, on Jan. 14, Socialist Mayor George R. Lunn of Schenectady demanded an immediate trial to call Governor Sulzer as a witness in his case for inciting riot during Little Falls labor troubles, but his counsel refused to withdraw the demurrer. Judge Bell adjourned the matter until next Monday.
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By United Press.
Herkimer, N. Y., Jan. 14.—Although Mayor George R. Lunn, Socialist executive of Schenectady, demanded an immediate trial yesterday, so that he could call Governor Sulzer as a witness, his counsel, Joseph Cooper, refused to withdraw a demurrer filed against the indictment charging Lunn with inciting to riot during the recent labor troubles in Little Falls. Judge Bell took the demurrer under advisement in county court here and adjourned the entire matter until next Monday.
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Herkimer, N. Y.
Event Date
Jan. 14
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demurrer taken under advisement; case adjourned until next monday.
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Mayor George R. Lunn demanded immediate trial to call Governor Sulzer as witness, but counsel Joseph Cooper refused to withdraw demurrer against indictment for inciting to riot during Little Falls labor troubles. Judge Bell adjourned the matter.