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his men went to the barn west of In
dianapolis where explosives were Sun-
earthed. The detectives then returned
to the city where they searched the un-
ion headquarters finding more ex-
plosives.
/. President Ryan said Saturday night
night they must be placed by enemies
Of the abor organization.
The custodian Of the building says
that McNamara came to him six
months ago and asked for store room
and that the request had been granted
He added that ne had never seen Nc
Nanlara or any of his associates in the
iron workers organization carry any
thing to or from the store room.
The detectives, closing in or the Chi
cago man, followed him to his first
meeting with James MrNamara.
,NcManlgal and McNamara then
came east. the same train bearing tho
watchers. The pair went to Kansas
City, to Peoria again, to South Chicago.
to Milwaukee and a dozen other points,
always carrying mysterious suit case,
which It was later learned contained
the clock work basis OF tho Internal
machines. Finally the pair went to In
dianapolis. where interviews We're held
with Secretary John Mcnamara, the
first time, he had appeared In any con-
nection with the dynamting
McNamara n Case.
First the two visited Secretary Nc
Namara's office at night and held 4
long consultation. The next day Sec
retary McNanlara kept an appointment
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and the three went into another con-
sultation In a saloon.
Then McManigal and James Nc
Na1nnra went again to Kansas City,
and following them watchers found
bridge, and by throwing q quantity
of the nitro -glycerlne found there into
the waters below prevented another
explosion. From this time frequent
visits were made by the two men to
the office of Mcnamara irr Indianapo-
lis the detectives gaining new evidence
and preparing for q roundup"
They followed McManigal to To-
ledo where he was Joined by James
McNamara. The two left for Detroit,
both carrying heavy suit cases. Watch.
ers In Detroit had informed Burns, the
detective asserted. that an attempt
would be made to wreck the new $2,-
100000 terminal in Detroit and 1t was
determined to prevent this loss. Chi
cago detectives were asked to aid in
the s::'-trtI nrd p.lsctive 1s..>. assr
he. =.
McNamara and N1cManigal were ar
rested by the Chicago men and told
they were wanted for safe breaking:
that disclosure of the real cause Of the
arrests might not hinder the arrest Of
Secretary McNamara, already secretly
indicted by q Los Angeles grand jury.
On their way hero, the men. how
ewes. became moody and suspicious
and McN&rnara.StAfted the police with
the question::
''say. 10 II for the Los Angeles job
sou fellows want us7''
The men. however. refused all at
te1npts to force q confession from them.
Offered erIbs.
Raymond Burns. son of William ].
Burns, declared however. that Nc
Namara had offered him 5000 and
later $4,000 for the liberty Of himself
and NcManigal. The story Of the of
fered brtbe was corroborated by the
Chicago Officers.
Dynamite in Barn.
Detective Burns, Superintendent Of
Police Hyland and Detective Holtz OF
this city. last night found sixteen sticks
of dynamite and two quarts OF nitro
g!ycerine in a barn owned by r. II.
Jones. structural iron worker and
located near this city, which Jones
says was placed there last January
by McNalnara.
Burns says Otto McGonigle. who
was arrested in Detroit yesterday told
him where these explosives could be
found and 1t was upon this informa-
tion that the search was made last
night. The dynamite and nitro glycer-
inc were found buried under sawdust
in the barn.
\ Jones, the owner Of the barn, said
the explosives were placed there last
January and that Mcnamara and 9th
er men made various trips to the barn
with suit cases but he did not know
the purpose of their visits. Jones
states that Mcnamara rented the
barn and paid him s25 month for
1t. 1t is located about three quarters
OF mile west of tho city.
The warrant for .Mc,Namara's arrest
was based on an Indictment found by
served by William J. Burns, New
York detective accompanied by Indians
apolis detectives. Burns said he would
start for Los Angeles with Mcnamara.
Gov. Marshall having honored requisi-
tion papers.
Responsibility for other explosions
in other parts Of the country would
be placed in an Investigation now be-
ing made Burns said
Two other men are being held In
Chicago charged with having inform
alton in connection with the Times
explosion.
This is the beginning Of one Of the
most important criIni1a! prosecutions
the country has ever known" Burns
said.
Release Other Officers.
After tho arrest OF Mcnamara.
Burns and other detectives searched
the Offices OF the association OF
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
and detained there other officials OF