The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-05
RE -INDICT
THE ALLEGED
DYNAMITERS
Twenty Ono New Bills Returned
Against MchaHlaTaS and
McManIgaI
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one new indictments. according tol
ielable authority were voted latel
Thursday by tile grand jury against
the accused dynamite euspirators
James and John Mcnamara ana 0rtie
\ cManigaI.
Nineteen Of the indictments, Il isl
understood, are against the McNam'I
aras alone and charge them WithI
murder in connection with the blow
iug up Of the Los Angeles Times
newspaper plant October j, and theI
consequent deaths of twenty-aneI
men The other two are said to bel
against McManigal as principal and
the Mcnamara brothers rs accomplic.I
les in the I.lewlyn Iron Works expl0'I
SION Christmas Day, in which no one
Was Killed
The inQuisitofs completed their
work at dusk and the true bills or.
Gered were not filed In court until
this morning. The prisoners will be
Iairaigned this afternoon and date
set at that time for them to enter
their pleas
Mc1l niga was the principal Wit
ness heard by the inquisitors about
whose movements and meeting plac'
veil Of secrecy was thrown When
1.-The iurymen assembled they were
told to so quietly one by one, so as
not to attract attention, 70 the jury
rom Of Judge Willis court in the
bah OF Justice, next TO the county
Jail In the regular grand jury room
dummy iurymen We're quartered
while bailffs mounted guard at the
door.
Then witnesses We're directed TO
Judge Willis court room. When Me-
Manigal was summoned he was taken
from his cell and thence escorted
over the bridge leading from the pris.
0n into the hall Of Justice and the
Jury room. He was examined for
more than two hours.
The grand jury heard several wit.
ncsses besides McManigah Among
taem were employees and officials Of
the Llewellyn Iron Works and Paul
Stuperich, proprietor Of a hotel at
sausalito, Cal, which the alleged
dynamiter known as ] p Bryce, Wis
tied prior to tine wrecking OF the
newspaper plant
Another witness was Douglas Bur
fowes, partner of Howard Baxter In
the ownership of the launch Pastime,
which, according to the detectives,
vas used to transport the dynamite
| purchased by the alleged conspirat'
oTs
Stuperich and Burrowes went into
| the Jail, accompanied by the district
attornev and d stenographer. Mrs,
Stuperich and her two daughters
vent with them James Mcnamara
was taken before the party aud Il Is
asserted that stuperich and his wife
anr Burrowes all identified him as
the man they had known In Oakland
and Sausilito as James II. Bryce
Judge Bordwell called the editors
OF the newspapers and managers Of
the press associations into confer
ence. He said he was anxious that
lthe prisoners should have a trial III
which there should not be anything
I Limiting OF unlairness aud asked their
cooperation.
The indictments ordered by the
grand jury, according to the district
Iattorney, are to replace the three
true bills, which were hastily draft
I'd and filed April Is, after James
Mcnamara and McManigal We're tax
4 ninto custody at Detroit.
Another set Of indictments, wen
ty-three in number returned last De
eember, remain ON file What viii
/ e done with them could not be learn
ed
AT the time they were returned
the alleged couspirators In the case
we're named as J 3 Bryce or Brison
las. A. schmidt and David Caplan.