The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-12-09
NO STATE ESCAPED M'NAMARA
SENT ms DiNiUITERS THE
TOI NTRl DI ER.
Had scale of Prices for Explosions
8a scd on Damage Done james ~.
Cot $3.50 'or Los Angeles Times"
Job, Highest Paid Nan> Workers.

Lob. Highest Paid ManS workers.
INniANArolts. Dec. ~ The works of
the experts cuga god with United states
District ATTORNEY Miller in marshalhng
the eS ideuce tu lc presented in the dvua-
mite investigation 80 the Federal Grand
Jury * bearing fruit every hour
II Is said that when Tia" Grand Jury
begins on the case next week therc VIII
he presented To- it the MOST comprehensive
record of criminal transactions that such
a jury was ever called upon to consider
II il said that there IL not state in the
Union tu which Mcnamara did not send
dyuamitiug agents between January, 1908.
and the time of his arrest in April, 1911.
Ih" records will show th.t the secretary
of the irunworkcrs paid some of Theses
mon IN cash at his Office in this city, that
he used money orders for paying others.
and that still others were paid through q
trusted agent who held Office IN Il labor
lGnni2atinn This nan is the on" who
acted tor Mcnamara with NcManiEal till
II Wa learned that tho agent was keeping
part uf tho money 80 which McMdrlGal
was entitled and Mc\amari took the
payments upon himself
The Federal authorities believe that
they will bo able ~ prove that the work
pf destruction WI Nyst"matI2ad, that u
certain amount was paid for certain
rc suits and smaller amount whore tho
effort was made and little or no deStr,Ic.
tion was accomplished. There Il reason
tu hclicve that James u Mcnamara got
$3.50 tur the los Ausc,"- Times job, the
most paid for u single explosion.
\ report j. current tnat Mcnamara also
utillcd oNprt~- money orders in tn" pa
mru' of dyuamtcr- and that IN uu"
occasion at least he srnt money by tee-
graph TO one of them. The Government
/, preparing TO investigate these rumors.
It l. SAID tina, in au money order and
telegraph order business transac ctei with
these mon identification WAS waived and
the pIyi;g gents OF me telegraph postal
and CYPRESS companies Will hr asked 10
identity photographs OF MCNlanIgai aud
James B Mcnamara as tho mon who got
tn, money.
irtHa vi. Ryan, president Of the Inter
national Association Ot Bridge and
structural Iron " NurncTs, got here to-day
from Washington, tut nat uttIc To say
- lutorvlvw"r-. tie complained Ot beng
mI~rrpr"-"uIrd both 10y the press ana
individuals and urulcu that tncI" had
n"rn any friction between nm and Samuel
.flInper~ and other Labor leaders. NItnu
. few moments after his arrival he went
into "A Conference with Leo kdppdport. the
attorney of the organization. hut al it,
clos" declared that he had nutniug TO say
ABOUT II.
"Wha, have you to say concerning the
expenditure OI the 81 900 a month for
prgdnl2ing purposes, "A matter now much
~ TIA" pupllC eye" RYAN was asked
That matter will take care Of Itself" he
said
You knew of course that this 81 600 was
set aside IN that manner, did YOU not" he
was a>Nri.
Il have nothing 70 say" ho answered.
| That matter will pc discussed. | supp -,
| a. the proper tim" and plac"."
! Although reports from Washington
were that Ryan had displayed anger
when interviewed there. tn" rruuworker-
! president in this city, in IN" confcr,uc,
with Rappaport. showed no anger or rx-
| citeincut Tho only emphasis h" placed
| in his remarks was in the statements that
| he. would give ont no NOR" interviews.
| When the eNeCutiv" board VIII NEE,
here Ryan said he could not say at present
| He also said that be did not hnow how long
| he would remain IN indianapolis.
At the ironwurRcrs' headquarters for
| the first time in many months visitors
were excluded from an parts ni The offlCcS
except the narrow hallway leading from
| tho door. 4 door leading into the of COS
| had been closed. and it was found to hc
| lrcked The communication with persons
| inside must b" through the opening cut in
! The upper part of this door. Hitherto
| access to the Offices has been free and open
| WAsHINGToN, Dec. s,-United States
| District Attorney Miller of Indianapolis
who j. in charge of the Government :
dynamite investigation IN that city.
arrived in Washington to-day and had
a conference with Assistant ATTORNEY
! General Harr. who is IN charge Oi the
case here. Neither Mr.. Miller nor Mr.
conference. hut their discussion related
TO the evid"nC" collected hv the Govern
ment which will be submitted to the
Grand Jury in Indianapolis next week
Mr.. Miller will handl" ~" Eastern end of
the dynamite inquiry.