Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-23

a friend. i
 "Ortie was out of the city a grea, part of the time during the last two years" she said, but that was be- 1, cause he was sent out by his em- ployers."
 While she was refusing to tell whether or not McManigal was in Los Angeles when the explosion took place. Walter. the fiye-year-old son, cried:
 Papa was out of town bes2use he could make more money"
 Neighbors of McManigafs say the head of the family has been home but infrequently in the last two years. although Mrs. MoManigal was said always to have been well sup piled with money.
 Many Detectives on Case. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 22.- John J. McNamara, secretary and treasurer of the International Asso- citation of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers, was arrested here this eyen-
 ing. charged with complicity in the dynamiting or the Los Angeles Times building Oct. 10, 1910. when 21 men
 were killel
 Detective Hosechen Of l os Angeles, with Indianapolis detectives. arrest [ ed McNamars. He was taken to po- lice headquarters. Governor Marshall 1 immediately honored requisition pap
 CTS and Hosechen said he would ] start McNamara- to Los Angeles to- night An iron worker named Hop ' kins. who was with McNamara at
 the time Of his arrest. was also 6e- [ t0ined. but as Hosechen had no war ! rant for his arrest he was released. More Outrases Involved. The warrant was based on an in- i 6ics snent found by a grand jury at | Los Angeles and served by William | J. Burns, a detective who was accom- | panied by Indianapolis detectives. 1 The responsibility for explosions in | other parts Of the country would be ! placed as a result of an investigation
 now in progress, Burns said. He add 1 ed that ]. B. McNamara, a brother l Of John J. McNamara, and Otto Mo
 Gonigle. were today detained by the {: police Of Chicago as having knowl- l edge of the Times explosion. i After the arrest ot McNamara. | Burns and other detectives searched the offices Of the Association of
 Structural Iron Workers and detain-
 ed their other officials during the ex-
 animation of papers and records. When the detectives entered the of l flee meeting of tle executive board
 was in progress. Attending 1t were: 1 F. M- Ryan of Chicago. President ii.
 w.. LaglsnIer of Pittsburg, P. A.
 Cooley Of New Orleans, E. A. Clan 1 dey of San Francisco. NJ. J. Young of
 Boston, and J. L. Butler of Buffalo.
 These men were permitted to leave
 the offices afterward. The deuectives declined 10 say whether they had found any evidence against McNa- | nara.
 The warrant against McNamara 1 charges him specifically with mur- ! der in connection with the dynami:-
 ing of the Times and also alleges i'm
 plication in she explosion of the Lew
 ellyn Iron Words of Los Angeles on |, December 24, 1909.
 I Many Cities Suffer.
 Burns said further deveIopments
 were expected to disclose the per 1 petrators of explosions directed
 against employers here, in Omaha, i Columbus, Indiana, and other places. ' At midnight on March 9 last, ex. plosions occurred in the court house at Omaha under construction, and at
 the plant of Caldwell and Drake, at ? Columbus. Ind. They were the con. tractors for the court house. It is
 estimi led the loss was S15. .00o. They , said they had disputes with the Iron Workers union.
 ? On the night of Oct. 24. 1909. a , new telephone exchange building, g saw mill, a garage, and the home ol
 Albert Won Spreckelsen, a contrac - tor here. were almost destroyed hy 5 explosions of dynamic. Von Spreck eisen had employed non-unlon work [; CTS in several of his contracts. Ro { was ensaged in constructing the tele 9 phone exchange b1ilding and par 3 Of the material was being prepare, } at the sawmill. After the explosion.
 he discharged his non-unioa worker
 and engaged union men. The polio, i investigation apparently came u
 nothing.
 Burns. the detective from Los An geie1, has been here for severa ? days, but his movements were care
 fully hidden by the police until th , raid was made.
 Burns and Superintendent of P lice Hyland and Chief of Detective Holtz of this city tonight foun seventeen sticks of dynamite an
 two quart cans Of nitrOglycerin i a barn owned by T. H. Jones,
 structural iron worker, and locate near here, which Jones says WE placed there last January by McN: f mara.
 Taken to Los Angeles