May 5, 1914
WOMAN WOULD HAVE SHOT MAGNATE, CLAIM
New York. May 5.—That she would have should John D Rockefeller, Jr.,
“like a dog” if she could have gained admittance to his office was the
statement of Mary [sic] Ganz according to the testimony of Irving E. Ettinger,
a police stenographer at the trial of Miss Ganz Monday on a charge of
disorderly conduct.
She was arrested last week after she had made several fruitless
attempts to see Mr. Rockefeller in connection with the Colorado strike and
addressed open air meetings.
Ettinger testified to another alleged excerpt from the defendant’s
speeches. It was:
“If he is not going to stop the slaughter in Colorado he can run to his
father’s house and hide, because the first time I can I will get him with a
bullet.”
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