Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-25
PASS
THROUGH THE
CITY SHACKlED
John ]. Mcnamara and Two
Companions. Accused of Re.
sponsibility for Dynamiting
Outrage on No. 3.
ARE ACCOMPANIED BY
EIGHT DETECTIVES

A
shncklcd aud closely guarded. John T.
Mcnamara. secretary Treasurer of the
! International Associa,iun of nridgc
and structural Iron Workers j. H.
| Bryce. believed To be James McNa-
mara, and ortir T.. cMnnigai. all
| three charged with q large share OF
The rcsponsibility for the dynamiiing
| of the Los Angeles Times office on
October !. 1910. passed through Aibu-
| qucrquo on santa Fp train SO.
| shortly before noon today
Bryce. or "Yougn" Mcnamara. and
cMnnigal shared plush seat iu com.
| lurtmcni - on the compartment car
| ''riz". The men were shncklod to-
gothcr and had the use of their hands.
John J. McNamarn occupied 10 seat IN
the car Japonica, folluwing the Criyo.
| VI" WAS shacklcd to a detective named
James iiossiok of los Angeles Nc
Namara and Hossick aud Two other
detectives clambered aboard tram
! No. az Dodge city. Kan. last night.
having eat across the country ben an
automobile To- catch tho train. Bryce
and NJ, Manigai were on 80. . from
| chicago The reason TOR taking John
NJ c\nmHra through "A part of kansas
} ~ an automobile is not known. hui it
Be- hvlicy"d thc ride In the buzz wagon
| had ~" other signincanc, than 60
make train connection
Nor, than hundred people were.
gathered at thu santa 20 station al
/" '' this morning whom \u. pulled
iu There Was u Crduing ot uccks aud
every ono sought place from Whign
a glimpse o' any ul the prisoners
could hc obtained Bryce and M,-
Mauigal from their comrartm, nt
raised the window curtain tnd potrcd
out several times They did not ~ovm
I" mind the curiuus gian"cs nr the
crowd. John J. Mcnamara. IN the
JnPuntca, ala not raise the curtain of
hi, window anti Just brfor, the train
Mas leaving tor the west Thcn he
merely took a look at the station aud
the crowd and closed down the blind
Johu Mcnamara ~ a man ut appar-
'ntlS ., or 81 years old. he appears
tu hc bright cicnn-cui Young fci-
low and did not appear To- be worried
because uf mis- pr.dlcamcut McNa-
mara tslked with the detective who
was shacklcd 60 him Bryce Hnd Nc
MunigM talked to each other white
the train VAS IN Alhuqu,rp Ic. apppr-
"ntlS discussing topics ot no more
than ordinary interest
seven detectives. IN addition "a
inu.s ilossick. Los Angeles man
Nho was manaclod To- Mcnamara.
we're on the train
Nearly an the slucths were chicago
mcn. They swung down from the
train here ana walked up aud down
lIt :
over. that they grouped around the
JaponiCa ana cari2n. Which ears con.
talnod their prisoners Tho detectives
for the mos, part were men - ur so
years old Thcl refused To discuss
tn" dynnmiting ease. referring news
paper men to MI Burns. whom they
SAID had charge oi tho affair
whore 10 Mt BURNS" asked one
reporter.
Il don't know" replied one of the
slcuths "Rui think ne IL In lndi-
annapolis on Chicago, hc added. while
the other detectives laughed.
Tw" Hearst newspaper men were
on board the train. one Hearst man
rode the train from Chicago and was
joinod here by John \ Gray of the
Los Angeles Examiner.
The detectives refused to say
whether they would ride 80. ali the
way 60 Los Angeles. or whether they
would transfer their prisoners To- an
cthor train b.for, reaching tho coast
Newspaper men, after receiving
permission from trainmon. boarded
The train here. but received no reptiles
to repeated knocks on the apartments
occupied by the prisoners Pullman
portors said that u" one. other than
d'tectiVos, had been admitted tn the
apartments since the beginning uf the
j. urn"y The trainmcn said thar at
"ach stop the tram IS surrounded b.
| crowds ni people an eager To- get
| look az the men n no are charged with
being implicated In the blowing up
OF IN" LuN Angeles Times office.
which rausod the death 1T "a men