Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-04-27
Vast Throng GreetS M'Namaras
and M'ManigaI at End Of
Sensational Journey Across
Continent in Irons.
FEAR OF DEMONSTRATION
PROVES UNFOUNDED
Multitude ManifeSts Neither
Sympathy Nor Anger as Men
Charged With Wholesale
Murder Enter Prison Cells,
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Los Angeles, April 26.-John j. Nc
Namara, secretary of the Information
a, Bridge and Structural Iron Work
ers association; his brother, James b.
Mcnamara. and Ortie r. Mechanical
the alleged dynamite conspirators ac-
cused of having blown up the Times
newspaper plant last October, killing
twenty-one men, are In the Los Ange-
les county Jail tonight, in separate
cells, surrounded by extra guards.
Their arrival today after a sensa-
tional journey in irons from Indianap-
oils and Chicago, signalizes the begin
ming of what is expected to be des-
perate struggle.
Before o'clock this afternoon, all
three men were behind the bars of
the county prison. three blocks from
the ruins of the dynamited newspaper
building, but no attorneys came to
visit and consult them, and there will
not be any conferences between the
accused men and counsel until tomor-
row. II is known the prisoners will
be arraigned and District Attorney
John D. Fredericks who said yester-
day that the state was ready to go
to trial at once, announced that this
formalty would now await the con-
venience Of the defense.
0. NJ. Hilton, counsel for the West
ern Federation OF Miners, who came
here yesterday, presumably to join
counsel for the defense, started today
to establish headquarters and work.
ing force to launch the battle, but
stopped all preparations when he re-
ceived telegram from President
Ryan of the Iron Workers associa-
ton, saying that all matter pertaining
to the defense of the international
secretary and his reputed confeder-
ates we're in the hands of Indianapolis
lawyers.
There Is almost an infinity of
things suffering to be done at once"
said Attorney Hilton. But, there
have been no preparations and there
Is no money in sight except the funds
aggregating S250.OO0 pledged by Presl-
dent Meyer of the Western Fedora
ton Of Miners.
Il will wait until tomorrow. Then
If nothing transpires, | shall so back
to my home in Pomona and wait un-
til technicalities are swept away, and
the case comes, as popular opinion
will demand It finally must to trial
on Its merits"
The alleged conspirators arrived at
the jail this afternoon in automobiles
after running the gauntlet of two
crushing crowds which in their eag-
erness to get a glimpse of the pris-
oners overbore the efforts of more
than score of detectives and deputy
sherffs detailed to hold them back.
The men were tawen from the Cali
lornia limited train which had carried
lhem from the east at Pasadena and
IN the nine mile trip to the county jail
by automobile speed laws were abso'
lutely disregarded.
During the trip from Dodge City.
Kan, where John ]. Mcnamara board
ed the train bearing his brother and
McManigal, the three men were kept
IN separate compartments. James
knew that his brother was under ar
rest because he caught a glimpse Of
MN as he entered the railroad station
IN the Kansas town. But John was
'shofant of the situation of his alleg-
eu eoniederates. and to keep him in
'shorance Of 1t, he was not brought
through the prison doors at the same
ume with them.
James Mcnamara and McManigal
we're taken from the train at the main
s~'lon In Pasadena and hustled into
ono motor car, while John remained
~ ms compartment until Raymond, a.
suburban station of Pasadena was
leaehed, whore a second automobile
was in waiting.
John escaped the curious throngs
around the jail. but James and Nc
aanlsal were rushed by crowd so
oense that for a time they were un- 4
aple TO reach the waiting motor car,
put were forced to retreat before the
ohs,aognt of the curious into con-
'e"lent store until the automobile
eVuid move up closer. and policemen.
alued by deputies could clear a path
Tor them.
Sonspicuous in the crowd were Mrs.
~ II. ingersoll. the woman who is ex-
ps.'ed to play prominent part In the
.,iort Of the prosecution to convict
"e men Mrs. Ingersoll Is the San
'hilais slfSo boarding house keeper at
was asai,Se the man known as ]. B.
. Groom Y previous to the destruc-
ing, when Nimes building.
'oies by OIdnyamara is alleged to be
Is on balls Nn who Is alleged to have
Z. The innin, the Internal machines
Aihg one OF lthe newspaper plant and
,,nng catches as there to identify him.
n The play rohthird automobile. drawn
home RIM + OF the one which wasj
e prisoners, she peeredI