Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-27

ern Federation Of Miners. announced
tonight that he and Attorney Jobe
Hartman Of Los Angeles had been re-
tained temporarily to arrange for the
defense of Mcnamara and McMdn!gal
placed in jail here today.
BY Associated Press
Los Angeles Cal, April 26.-John j.
McNamara. secretary of the Intrrna-
tional Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers association his brother,
James Il. Mcnamara, and Orti T., Nc
Manlgal, the alleged dynamite con-
spirators, accused Of having blown up
the Times newspaper plant last Octo-
Der. killing twenty-one men are in the
Los Angeles Jail tonight in separate
cells, surrounded by guards All three
are charged with murder Their arr
rival today ofter a sensational journey
in irons, Signalling the beginning Of
what is expected to ne a desperate
legal struggle. The men will hold con-
ferences with their attorneys tomor-
row They will be arraigued tomor-
row.
O. NJ. Hilton, counsel for the West
ern Federation Of Miners, who came
here Yesterday. started today to es-
ablish headquarters and a working
force 70 launch the legal battle, but
stopped all preparations when he re-
ceived telegram from President
Ryan Of the Iron Workers ossocia-
tions, saying all matters pertaining TO
the defense Of the International score
tary and his reputed confederates were
in the hands Of indianapolis lawyers
The alleged conspirators arrived at
the Jail this afternoon In automobiles
after running the gauntlet of surg
ing crowd. During the trip from Dodge
City. Kan. where John Mcnamara
boarded the train bearing his brother
and McNlanigal, the three men were
kept IN separate compartments. john
knew his brother was under arrest be-
cause he caught a glimpse of him as
he entered the railroad station. but
John was ignorant Of the situation Of
his alleged Coufederates. and to keep
him in ignorance Of It, he was not
brought through the prison doors at
the same time with them, John Nc
Namara and Mechanical We're taken
from the train at the main station IN
Pasadena. nine miles from this city,
and hustled into a motor car, while
John remained I'm his compartment
until Ramona. a suburban station of
Pasadena, was reached. John escaped
the curious throng around the jail, but
James and Mechanical We're rushed 10y
a crowd so dense that they we're un-
able 10 reach the motor car until
police could clear path for them,
Conspicuous In the crowd was Mrs.
D. H. Ingersol, the woman who is eX-
pected to play a prominent part in the
effort Of the prosecution to convict the
men. Mrs Ingersol Is the San Fran
cisco boarding house keeper, at whose
place the man. j. b. Brice. stayed pre-
vious TO the destruction Of the Times
building. James Mcnamara Is held
as Brice The man who is alleged TO
have laid the Internal machines that
blew up the newspaper plant and the
woman was there to identify him.
Seated in a third automobile, drawn
up by the side Of the one that was ia
transport the prisoners. she peered
into the face Of Mcnamara as he
climbed into the machine. The man
was shackled to an officer, but he kept
his unbound hand before his face, Gr
spite of this. Mrs Ingersol declared
after, that he was Brice. No one. how
ever, could identify him as Brice from
the printed description sent out by
the grand jury.
Trimmed to the point of emaciatior
palld as one stricken from some fata
disease, broad of forehead with thu
skin drawn tightly over high cheei
bones. he looked little like the 1870
pound man described In the officia
circulars.
In front Of the Jail, where a lars'
crowd had assembled, and here TN
officers again had TO fight the thronSs
But at no times was there evident tn
least sign Of anger on the part OF IN
crowd. More OF disposition to JUS
tify the fear OF the officials that an at
tempt might he made to rescue IN
prisoners Union buttons were plenti
full, but the men wearing them wer
quiet and orderly, although curious a
those who displayed no emhlems Of at
fii.ation with union organizations
Counsel Assaults Constable.
BY Associated Press.
Indianapolis. April '26.-Walte
Drew of New York. counsel for tn
National Erectors Association, wa
fined 81 and cos today In police coul
on conviction of having assaultd
constable who was seeking to serv
warrant on Detective William
Burns charging completely in the a
legged kidnapping Of j j, McNamar'
secretary treasurer Of the Information
al Association OF Bridge and struc
ural Iron Workers
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