Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-02

J iAM Mtil'H mus
/ entire nation 1.aa,
trbe president Of the local Typo
/ aronhieal union issued orders today
! mat union printers may work IN con-
/ t,,rotia1 With the non-union printers
| "a the TiYnes in any OF the local news
manor offices in getting out the edl-
! lions OF the Times. This was an
/ nouneed after 4 consultation OF the
/ 1nion men and the managers OF the
ether newspapers.
The eitv council met in special ses-
/ sion during the day and appropriated
/ s25 000 for the purpose OF determin-
! ipn the cause OF the Times explosion.
/ and provided a reward Of $4,000 for
! thc capture OF those responsible for
lthe nuir9g ge
Mayor Alexander and the city
il, meeting with other city Off
leers and labor union leaders during
lthe day, mutually agreed to call off
lthe big union labor parade planned
lfor next Monday night as demon
istration against local conditions al
lleged to be hostile to the interests Of
union labor.
The death list OF this mornings dis
aster will probably total ct least
twenty. There are four known dead
and fifteen missing whose bodies al
most 10 a certainty lie IN the stlii
smoking ruins of the Times building
The dead
HARVEY c. ELDER. assistant city
editor, burned and fatally injured
leaping from burning building, died
in hospital.
j. WESLEY REAVES. secretary to
Assistant General Manager Chandler,
bOdN in ruin
h. /. SAWYER, telegraph operator;
body in ruins.
HARRY l.. CRANE. assistant tele-
graph operator; body in ruins.
Missing.
j. &. GALLIHER. linotype opera
tor married and five children.
w. c. TUNSTALL, linotype opera
tor; married.
FRED ILEwEILYN linotype
operator; married
JOHN HOWARD. printer; married
one child.
GRANT MOORE, machinlst; mar
ried. three children.
Tp. WASsON. printer; married
ELMER FRINK, OPERATOR mar
ried
EUGENE CAREss, married; one
child
DON #. JOHNSON. operator; mar
ried
ERNEST JORDAN, operator; mar
ricd. one child.
FRANK UNDERWOOD, married.
one child.
CHARLES CULVER, compost
tor, married
CARL sAALADA. linotype operator.
operator.
HOWARD COURDAWAY linotype
operator.
CHARLES HAGGERTN, pressman
HENRY LEES, compositor.
In addition. there are about twenty
injured, some OF whom may die.
The original suspicion of the police
that the disaster was due 10 heavy
charge of high explosive was strength
ened by the finding Of the other
bombs and the statements OF those
persons in the building OF nearby ~
na time of the explosion. 1t Is also
certain that the seat OF the
explosion was in the narrow aileyway
that separated the two buildings oc-
cupicd by the Times.
Foreman Craybill OF the eompcs-
irp room, in which the sui force OF
fhe explosion was felt and where the
greatest direct damage was done, Is
firmly OF the opinion that 1t was due
to dynamite and that its seat was IN
the al cyway. His statement ls the !
n.crl esi vet ohtainable. He said;
81 was standing near the center oi
tho com DOSING room when all al once 1
n terrific force from below seemed TO /
raiss Sc, ION ot the floor clear 10 I
tho ~.G The upheaVal came be- I
tvean tNo linotype. machines Flames 1
ana ErClen ttmbers flew in all direc- /
rims ote force of the thing was m
d,scrit.able Grant Moore a machin- 7
fsf was directly over the spot where I
tba impaCt came through the floor I
IIis bodv was hurled against the /
calling f. A. Jordan, head-s"tter' !
and . W. Wassou, q galley man. !
vere nearest "a him and they too /
wore hurled against the ceiling.
Every one of the typesetting ma f
chimes VAS thrown down anu 'uFN I
V.ere hurled ia all directions
one hundred men were pct al work !
today digging for the dozen or more l
bodi.s believed to Do" buried In the /
rni,s of ho Times building. Later /
=, ,t,. efi. .rneon tho first body was /
,aIt Do was thot of j. WesieA I
J, T,V,ls. te secretary 90 Assist
~" -. Manager Harry ChahuleI' I
ant teneiaN .r where Mr. Chandler /
"nd Ws lt ..v. minutes before the I
mad leit him p Mrs chandler called I
eNpicslHh MnArd to take him home !
for her hushaN, f.,,,r /
before his uvuf .,r,,itn,p could hc 4
AS soon r. Nstal called the city +
reached the M ...-7inary session.
council mo appropriated 90 he I
and S-',''' " ,oea oi finding the /
used Icr rhe Pw
alleged dyuamitcr' .,,, In the direc- 4
The first stop .ro are the
ficn ct asecr.-ni -5a monument of +
guilt, parties rHt .,r-rrifiee of five. /
an invesugaiine 4 ---fr. e william 4
one Of this l' ~ ---ser. ~ the Los .
Mulholiand. super ~ bic municipal !
Angeles Aqueducr