The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-14
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all1| \ :! !! NlAMARA
llSF FOR FRAUD
Misuse of Mails in So
Itching Funds is
Charged
MsMhNlGAL TALKS
States Witness Against Nc
Nalnara's Tells More to
the Grand .Jury
M.Ie,,lM,,As.NlIGAL TALKS

Los Angeles. Calif.-The federal
grand jury that is probing the alleg-
= dynamiting plot OF labor union
officials, is today listening 10 the
story of Oriie Mechanical. whose
confession lead to tho prosecution OF
the Mcnamara brothers.
Meanwhile a dozen postoffce in
snectors arc hunting for evidence
With which 10 try 10 prove that the
mails We're used to secure funds for
the Mcnamara defense that later
were used to bribe jurymen.
Prosecutor I.awler. special repre-
sentative OF tho government, is Try
ingslo indict many for use of the
I1ailss TO defraud.N Many labor lead
sers from San Francisco will be
questioned.
Detective Sam Brown will claim
the rewards offered for The convic-
ton ofsThe dyIlamiters of tho Times
BOrd wells acknowledgements that The
bribery revelations caused the
pleas OF guilty by the Mc.Namaras.
browne is the slauth who developed
tho bribery charge.
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Los Angeles. Cal.-l've got hun
dIeds 81 thousands of dollars. ana
tho AInhrican Federation of Labor
back of me. ltHtopk only $4,000
TO clear Vincent Altman OF Chicago,
and IL they, could not convict him
they can't onEict me.
This boast, attributed today by
Detective Malcolm MacLaren 10
James u. Mcnamara, MS the latter
was being taken on d train from
Tletroit to- Chicago on tho night OF
April 18th last, caused Oriie Il.
McManigal, then also under arrest
to become angercd Fat McNamafa
for his indiscfeets. statement and was
the first circumstance that led Nc
Mtiniga1sto break from his compan-
ions and eventually to confess his
connection with the various dyna-
hitting %pSplOsions tlYrorighont the
country
McAlanigafs real confession had
been saved for the trials of James
sNsssss and John u. sMcMnmara, now
under sentence after their pleas
OF guilty, to life and Ii years re-
speedway, but this evidence we'll
a4Atltat sW4itelr has been gathered by
the state: was turned over today TIC
SIN Observation-Disclosures
ss$sS YlltnssIeaerm grand jnry heard Me
MaEppigtalss story All day and will
lTdaf sihQte of III tomorrow, laying
The Foundations for the proceedings
iNAsthe alleged dynamiting con-
spiracies that extended from coast
to coast in the last three years.
McNalnarals were not
brought before the federal grand
ilryTan 1t may be TINT McManignl's
story will lie regarded as sufficient
ana Tho other two will be removed
"a san Quentin without %interroga-
ton here.
story duplicates Union Men.
Details OF what McManigal knows
Of the alleged conspiracy were given
toSthe grand Jury today. That his
story imiilicates other men in tic
international Association of l3ritlgc
and Structural I Workers he
canle known through various
person so,tahhers than John j. McNa-
mara the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., paid
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