The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09
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ihorities now will have the benefits O
 the maps, drawings. models and ex' 1 llibits.
 l The bank accounts of Clarence S Darrow and Le Compte Davis, attor- l aeys for the McNamaras, have beer | attached by Dr. J. M. Bullard. The latter is the assignee of J. H. Lever ing, who claims that S4750 is due him 1 for making plans, models and blue
 prints of the Times building to support the gas theory of the disaster. Indianapolis, ind, December S.-Hoping to dispel doubt and curb criticism of methods used in obtaining and distribu- ting the McNamara defense fund, re- DOT. of all money collected and dsbursed up to October 25 was made public here tonightp with the consent of Frank A. Morrison, secretary of the American Fed eration of Labor, who is custodian of the fund. The total amount received up
 to that date was $194, ,6l2 .53, and the total expenditures were $1S4, $50 .93. No account ing is made of the sums received and spent since that time.
 Clarence Darrow, chief counsel for the defense of the McNamaras, had been paid $17O,000. It is stated that Darrow was to pay his assistant from this amount. In this connection local international
 
 row will not continue his office in Chi cago.
 Local attorneys who have been look ing after tn, Indianapolis end of the case have been paid $l1,000. Leo M. Rap paport has received, according to the
 report, sS5oo, and Henry Seyfried $250o. Other items of expenditures are listed as follows:
 McNamara buttons, Sl20O, McNamara n. mi a tivpS
 for addressing meetings, $59l; printing and
 mailing American Federation of Labor
 weekly newa letter. sl,113.1 .15; postage, $3S0;
 incidentals in connection with McNamara
 moving picture firms, $250
 Indianapolis December S.-J. A. c.
 Badorff of the National Erectors aU- sociation tonight declared that Frank P Baker prosecutor for Marion coun- ty. has not been playing square" aud charges that he violated his sworn duty
 when he made public the confession of Ortie McManigal Badorff asserts that there are only two copies. the one m his possession and the one he fur nished Baker. Badorfr also declares hs
 had no doubt that Baker showed the confession to Samuel Gompers of tie American Federation of Labor in M Mashington several weeks ago. Baker tonight denied that he had broken faith by giving out the con
 fession although he admitted that he had verified an alleged original con
 eession by comparing it with the one in
 his possession. Badorff says that no harm can result from Bakers action now that the McNamaras had admitted their guilt. It appears to him that tome one might be held in contempt of court
 Detroit December S.--Where the dy . namite came from that was used in Detroit explosions attributed to Ortie McManigal and James B.. McNamara and
 who were the associates of McNamara and McManigal when they were in ne- troit are said to be the questions Tor
 which Special Agent Charles J. Scul!y
 of Brooklyn. representing the United states department of justice. is seek .
 ing an answer MT. Scully has been
 local police he learned the names of two men who wore under suspicion
 at the time of the explosions and one
 of these is said to have more than q
 locar acquaintance among union men. Washington. December S--Charles w.
 Miller. United States district attorney
 at Indianapolis today. discussed the al- legged extensive dynamiting conspiracy now being investigator by the Indian .
 apolis grand jury with Assistant Gen
 eral Harr. Department officials de- clinod to divulge the details of the conference. MT. Miller left in the aft
 ernoon for Indianapolis.
 The conference accentuates the fact
 that tho offices of the attorney gem
 aral is directly conducting the fede,ul
 investigation at both Indianapolis ano
 Los Angeles. Mir. Wickcrsham has as- sumed personal charge of the inquiry