Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-03
SAY bI'VAhiARAS
ARE TRAITORS
/ fBoh LTABERS HEX0UNCE Sci
g0NFKSSEi} D4NlHiTERS AND
NY THEY SHasLD HANG.
G0MPERS Is IN TEARS
estigation May Reveal That Prom.
inent labor Union Oiiiciais
iided Them.
G0MPERs Is IN TEARS

New York, Dec. IA cordiES 10
. expressed views of percentages ot
leading members OF the National Er-
ectors ASS citation of the coflfesslo i
Of guilt by the Men mara brothers i'll
Los Angeles will not end the faG-
spread investiga lou of the dynanit-
ing of scores of iron and steel strue-
lures N all parts of the country th3~
precede the destruction of the Los All
geles Times building and LlewallyH
Iron Works, near the California cltf,
followed by the arrest of the men
Who have acknowledged GGat it was
they wh3 placed the de dly eXplo5-
ives.
On the coItra1y, the confes sioh5
will only spur the association onto
increased efforts to clear UP every
case of dynamitng upon which 1t has
been working secretly for years and
strengthened tae determ nation of its
officers to b ing every guilty man 70
Justice. The associations program
for future activity WIS p ltly outlln-
ed today by Waiter Drew, its conE-
sci and directing genius, Gaas:
f,seney, the secretary. and Gaas. i.
Edits, a member Igf the eHecud =
committee. All Of them declare u"
net is being dawn around more taa'
= score of labor leaders Il New YorN
who thew assert. re parties 10 IT,
far flung conspiracy 3f the lfon%ofk-
ers' Union, 20 desery sympathy tina
had been const ucted in default o.
the rules of the trades union. Almost
without exception, New York labof
leaders condemn without reservat'oa
tbe McNamaras for the crime they
have confessed to having commltte''
The dynamiters were denounced o.
scores of representative New YORK
| Dor leaders today as traitors to the
cause of organized labor. All OF them
mite in a declaration that Samuel
Gompers and other officers OF the
American Federation of Labor We're
imposed upon by the McNamaras.
Calvin Wyatt, general org nicer IN
charge of declarations office III ms
city, went so far as to declare tha'
both the McNamaras should be rang
ed and that he would like to pull th
rope.
Walter Drew made the most slgGl-
ficant ST tement of the day. He init,
mated broadly that the work of thf
Nat onal Erectors Association would
not be finished until every man who
contributed to the fund employed BY
the McNamaras vile dynam ting tne
building have been caught and pun
ished. Mr.. Edits declared that at
ter I'll the cases of violence have bee
disposed of by the Federal govern
ment through the United States gtand
Jury investigation now in progress n
indianapolis, the government would
be compelled to broaden the scope o.
the work by institutng prosecutors
against the labor unions under the
Sherman antitrust law. In the opin-
Jon of Attorney Drew the case of the
MoNamaGas is only the first chapter
CT : story that will astcurd the cSun-
try.
Does anyone suppose for a mo-
ment5" inqu. red the lawyer, that the
Mcnamara brothers supplied the mo-
ney for their nefarious work cut Of
their own pockets. l know that dur
ing the period of Their destructive ac-
tiVities 1000 Was deposited each
month at the Columbia National Bank
at Indi napolis, IT, be drawn upon by
James ]. Mcnamara.
When pressed for the names of the
persons who depos1 ,ed this money
Mr.. Drew refused to g We them.
THAT will all come out in time" he
Said. "In It's nat onal gniffeanca
the matter has already passed into the
hands of the FEEDER ! auth rites he
declared Our Investigation showed
the dynamite and rit,oglycerine were
carried n common suit cases ana
hand bags on the railroad from one
end of the county 20 the ether ara
this evidence was taken uo by the
Federal grand jury at Indi napol.s