Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-04
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Indianapolis Ind. Dee. a.--plans
for the federal investigation that may
uncover the identity OF men alleged
to have been implicated with the Me-
Namara brothers in dynamiting OPP
erations In many states. went for
ward In conferences in this city to-
day.
Detective w. ] BURNS discussed
WITH United States District Attorney
G. w. Miller the evidence 20 be pre-
sented 20 the federal grand jury when
II resumes It's sessions December IL.
Neither would make a public
statement in relation 10 the details OF
their consultation.
I'VE shall not rest until we have
brought TO justice all those connected
With the dynamltng outrages
throughout the country, said Mr..
Burns. II am no respecter OF per-
sons ana whether the men associated
with the McNamaras are higher ups
or Tower downs they viii be prose-
cuted.'
ANY exposures that may be made
viii come through indictments, II In
dictments are returned for violations
OF the federal statute regulating in
terstato transportation Of explosives"
said Mr.. Miller, in talking In gem
eral way Of the grand Iury's inquiry.
IN several different directions, he
said, Information was being prepared
for the grand jury. tending to show
that the McNamaras. Ortle McManf-
gal and "others' had violated ths
federal statute.
4.
fcrred today with j. Kirby, Jr.. pres
ldent of the National Association OF
Manufacturers. and -. NJ, Parry, 4
former president Of The organization.
which Is Interested with the National
Erectors association. II Is said, In
crusade against depredntlons aimed
at the employers that maintain The
"open shop principle.
The National Erectors association
is represented on the scene Of in
qury hy j. A. G.. Badorf assistant to
Walter Drew, executive officer of the
association Mr, Badorf arrived to-
day Several detectives in the em-
ploY of the association have been
In the city for weeks and
are ssaid 10 be watching the move
mcnts Of persons presumed 20 have
been concerned With John J. McNa-
maras affairs during the years no
was IN this city as secretary Of the
international Association of Bridge
ana Structural Iron Workers, whose
books and correspondence are now IN
the hands of the federal grand jury
THE fnct that two men are to bo
punished for dynamitinp Is not the
most important feature OF this inves-
tiRaton," said Mr.. nadorf. "rhc
members of the National llrectors' as
sociation are Interested chiefly In eN-
posing and bringing to justice the
persons responsible for 100 explosions
destructive OF bridges and structuraf
iron work since August, 1905, in many
states from Massachusetts TO the Pa
citie coast.
THE properties destroyed was that
OF companies employing non union
iron workers. The cost of this CAM
paign of terrorism WIS enormous, ana
il was systematlcaly carried on. We
assert that number of men besides
the McNamarns were concerned In
the plans for these explosions, and
we propose to assist in every way in
uncovering them. We shalt lend every
assistance to the federal authorities,
and we have every assurance that the
No Information was available here
tonight of the Whereabouts OF Frank
Ryan. president of the Iron Workers.
arsoeiation Acting Secretary III. s..
flucl(ln said he was advised that Mr.
Ryan would arrive here tonight from
Atlanta. whore he was Yesterday. Ho
had heard nothing from him today.
ne said. He added that no meeting
of the executive board OF the Iron
workers. association would he called
TO take acton In regard to the Me-
Namara brothers until Mr. Ryan's res
turn.
"Do YOU continue to affirm that
yon personally do not believe the ex-
ecutiVe board should repudiate john
j. Mcnamara as secretary treasurer
of the association Mr.. iockln was
asked.
II have been quoted to that eff
feet" he said. hut now refuse to
say whether or not ! Mas quoted COZ