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Responsibility for ether dessEas-
tive explosions in different parts as
the country woula be placed a. he
result of a. Investigation nos -
progress. burns said lie added Sat
] n Mcnamara. brother of Ioha ].
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today detained o. the police n Chi
cago - having knowedEe Of The eiT-
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explosion
Beginning of Great Criminal rro@r-
catIon.
This il the beginning 81 one %
the greatest criminal prosecutions
the country has known" burns
said
After the arrest Of Mcnamara.
Burns and other detectives searched
the Offices Of the association Of bridge
and structural iron workers and de-
tanned there other officials OF the as
ISOLATION during the examination of
papers and records. When the desec-
tives entered the Offices a meeting Of
the executive board of the organixa-
tion was In progress.
whether or not they had collected
g evidence against Mcnamara In their
g examination OF the associations
papers.
II The warrant against Mcnamara
{ charges him with murder and COM
plicity In tie dynamiting Of the Los
L Angeles Times building and further
{ alleges that he was connected with
L the exposion OF the Lewelyn Iron
I Works, Los Angeles. December -.
e 1910. Detective Burns. in 8 state
n ment after the arrest Of Mcnamara
/ said further developments were sx-
pected 10 disclose the perpetrators of
Columbus. Ind. and other places.
: Dynamite Found.
:. Detective Burns superintendent OF
e Police HyIand and Chief of Detee-
4 t!ves Holtse tonight found seventeen
/, sticks OF dynamite and tao quart
r cans of nitro-glycerine in a barn near
! here owned by T. II. Jones. 2 struc-
n tural iron worker, which Jones says
/ was placed there last January BY Nc
II Namara.
, Burns says Otto McGonigle. who
: was arrested in Detroit yesterday told
a him where these explosives could be
), found and IL vas upon this informa-
y ton that the search wSs made to-
night The dynamite and nIiro-giy-
o cerine were found buried under saw
II dust in the barn.
Jones, the owner of the barn. said
the explosives were placed there last
e January and that Mcnamara and
other men made various trips TO the
barn with suit cases but be did not
know the purpose Of their visits.
= Jones says that Mcnamara rented his
/ barn and paid him sz5 q month for
J. its use 1t is situated about three
&c quarters Of a mile west OF the city.
In searching the basement OF the
n building where the union's Offices are
I located tonight. the officers found 81
'e sticks (about 60 pounds OF dynamite.
% 600 feet Of fuse. 500 dynamite caps.
one dozen small alarm clocks and a
&c leather case made 10 carry a ten
, pound can OF nitro-glycerine-
pt
Other Arrests Made.
ID Chicago, April 22.-James Nc
ct Namara and Ortie z. McAanigal
Il, charged by detective William j.
is Burns with being implicated In the
IN dynamiting OF the Los Angeles Times
ID building yesterday. They were turn
ne ed over 10 the chief Of police and q
N detective of Los Angeles and left to
IL night for Los Angeles.
ne The men were arrested by Detec'
OF tive Reed and Biddinger OF the police
in department, who were assigned three
IN weeks ago TO aid Burns In his search
IN for fha men