Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-05-03

VGS0H0U Wllulu Ing 1oBI TWO ySAr6.
The outrages which have been at
trlhuted to his activities and those of
his partners, however, have occurred
within period Of FIVE years.
According to the police McManigal
said he got his order1 for the work
he ard Mcnamara did direct from
headquarters"
1t was lis evidence, they declared,
that led to the arrest of John j. Nc
Namara in Indianapolis. AS yet no
trace has been discovered as to how
Mcnamara and McManigal, who, ac-
cording to McManigal. did the actual
work in arranging bomb explosions,
got the money for this work. McMan-
igal is said to have been well supplied
and dynamite which has been discov-
cred in various parts of the country
must have cost considerable money.
Three or four hundred pounds of
dynamite were dug up by Detective
Burns and his aids at Tiffin, O.
More was obtained, it was claimed, at
Indianapolis on the night Mcnamara
was arrested, and electrical appli-
ances, clock works aud similar in
struments are said to have been found
both at the home of McManigal in
Chicago and that Of J. w. Mcnamara
in Cincinnati.
The arrests marked the end of one
of the most thrilling criminal hunts
ever recorded. Many times detectives
knew in advance that certain expin-
sions were to take place and dared
not prevent them lest they warn the
quarry of their presence. For six
months, during which more than a
dozen bomb outrages have been staged
by the "wrecking crew." its members
never have been out of the sight of a
detective.
All this time the. men were being
sought by regular police in the cities
in which they were operating, but
never once, despite the omnipresence
of posters describing their appearance
accurately, were they molested by the
authorities.
1t was the peculiar clockwork bomb,
delicate, yet wonderfully sure, used by
the dynamiters that yielded the first
clue resulting in the exposure of their
identity.
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the adjustment of the machine and "
failed to explode. II was found by a
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association VI LOS Aheeies. rasse.s-
ny hearo me clocK"ork tlcking, as
covered the source OF tne oh,hous
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al reorla ana those picheo up at LOS
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ihulanapoils' iha'-lhree men were
arrested a. mere on charees Oh kiunap'ns
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were "a,ler piew, coui,se, ior '1e Ma
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LOS Aieeles' apu rianA roA' cllaui-
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mas Deeh lssueu against Wliilam =.
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spray w 'ne iapor ieauers, anu VINO
causeu .ne alIes. =. MciSahlara' us
pr U anu or.ie McNallsa,.
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was no. .urneq over 70 ae.ec,iye
selsean. rom LOS Anseies untii wy
eliiol Malsna n .a nololeu ieq ns,
son papeis ilon lne eoYeIno, u oali-
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sun WIN counse. =. ~ naAe pea
VI fesis.aice ~ eAe,aui',on peiore 70
for his arrest.
Fox was accused Of having aided