The Washington times., 1911-04-25
N 'NAMARAS NEAR
DENVER EN- ROUTE
TO PACIFIC COAST
Trio in Charge of Eleven
Detectives on Fast
Santa Fe Train.
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committee of the Central Labor Union.
well under way, and a renewed effort
to place William J. Burns. the detective
who ran him to earth. under arrest,
are developments here today.
Burns reached here shortly before
daylight, and arrived at his hotel Just
after the officers with a warrant for his
arrest had left. tired out by an all
night vigil. 1t is expected that the war
rant will. be served today on Burns. as
we'll as on his seven colleagues. who
are wanted on a charge Of kidnapping.
Three Arrested.
Walter Drew, of New York, counsel
for the Erectors Association; Frank
P. Fox, driver of the automobile in
which Mcnamara was spirited away,
and W. ]. Ford. assistant district at
torney OF Los Angeles, are under ar
rest.
OF the three arrested. all were ar
raigned before Magistrate Manning, and
bond was furnished. Drew and Ford
were held under 5000 bonds and Fox
under 5000
Fox, Drew, and Ford were later
bound over to the grand jury by Justice
Manning. Ford and Drew were held In
$4,000 bond and Fox in 5000 Pending
the furnishing of bondsmen the men
were lodged in Jail.
This morning Attorney Clarence S.
Darrow, of Chicago, was in conference
with John S. Duncan and other prom
inent local attorneys, Darrow and the
rest of the attorneys retained were in
conference far into the night last night.
but 1t was stated this morning that a
definite plan of action had not yet been
decided upon.
Funds Appropriated.
The committee to investigate the ar
rest and forcible removal from the State
of John ]. Mcnamara, was appointed at
meeting of the Central Labor Union
last night. The sum Of 500 was appro-
priated for its use. and the city offi-
cials and Judge Collins were roundly
condemned.
Local labor circles are disposed to
withhold judgment on Governor Mar
shalrs action in speedily honoring the
requisition of McNamara's arrest. Ed
gar A. Perkins. former president of the
Indiana State Federation of Labor,
said:
That ]. W. Mcnamara will be identi-
fed as the man giving an alias of ]. B.
Bryce, VINO purchased dynamite from
the Giant Powder Company, of Los
Angeles. two days before the Times ex-
plosion, was the assertion of Detective
Burns here today. -.
When McNamara reaches Los Ange-
les" said Burns, "he will be identified
as the ]. B. Bryce who bought this dy-
Mantle. His Identification will be alb
solute and positive. Further, two sticks
of dynamite placed under the Times
building failed TO explode. They were
taken to the Giant Powder Company,
and were Identified as pieces purchased
by this man Bryce"
Burns said McManigal was not want
ed in connection with the Times affair,
but for dynamiting the Llewellyn Iron
Works. He declared he had positive
proof that J. w. Mcnamara. Caplan,
and Schmidt were the men responsible
for the Times disaster. and that ]. w
Mcnamara was paid by his brother. ar
rested here. ''Caplan and Schmidt are
simply anarchists, and are not affiliated
with the iron workers, but they helped
In the job said Burns McManigal
worked alone on the Llewellyn job, ac-
cording to Burns, but the detective de-
clared he could prove John Mcnamara
furnished the money