The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-04-25
TECTlVE w. J. BURNS ON
TEcTlVE WV. J. BURNS ON
SAME CHARGE-ALL RE
LEASED ON BOND.
RECORDS AND DYNAMITE
FROM UNION QUARTERS
ril,I up In Grand Jury Room at m
dianapolis For Examination
Detective Burns Barr
ed BY Order of
Court.

Indianapolis, Ind, April 24.-Wal-
ter Drew, counsel for the National
Erectors' Association, w. J. Ford, as,
sfstant district attorney of Los An
geles, and Frank Fox, chaffeur, were
arrested tonight on afiidavits charg-
ing them with having kidnapped J. j..
Mcnamara, secretary and treasurer
OF the International Association OF
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers.
Drew and Ford were released un-
der $1,000 bond each and Fox under
$4,000.
1t was stated that warrant also
had been issued on the same charge
against Detective william j. Burnc.
1t was expected that this warrant
would be served on Burns, arrival
here from Toledo late tonight.
To Examine Books,
BY an order of Judge Markey OF
the Marion county criminal court is
sued today only the county prosecu-
tor, members of the grand jury and
officials of the International Ass1cia,
ton of Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers will be permitted to exam
inc the books and papers taken from
the offices of the association
The material was locked up in the
grand jury room and will be snbm!t-
ted to the grand jury tomorrow, in
the course of investigation as 10 the
identity sof the persons who de-
posted dynamite in the association
storage dejartment in which are It's
offices.
A part of the books and papers
were seized by the police last sat
urday night in raid on the office
lead by w. j. Burns, VINO rs investl-
eating dynamite explosions that have
damaged bridges and buildings In
course of construction in many parts
OF the country and destroyed the
Los Angeles Times building with
great loss of life.
The raid followed the arrest of ].
J. Mcnamara, indicted in Los An
geles for alleged completely in al
explosion at the Llewelyan Iron
Works.
Supt. of Police Hyland was sum
moned before the grand Jury and e
terwards q summons was issued fcl
Frank NJ. Ryan, president Of the Iron
Workers Association, ii ecting him
to produce the official records.
Eooks, Papers and Dynamite.
Ryan was to have appeared this
afternoon, but did not do so end by
order OF the grand jury deputy sher'
ifs went to the office building with
wagon, piled the desired docu,
ments into it and took them to the
court house. 1t was said at this
time the grand jury did not care to
examine Ryan.
The books ard papers demanded
By the grand jury were stacked
around packages Of dynamite, fuses
and alarm clocks discovered by the
police in Saturday nights rad. The
explosives were removed to a scerat
place by tho authorities.
Attorneys for the iron workers as
sociation strongly protested against
Tie removal Of the records ami frank
ly said their purpose in asking ile
court for the order granted by Judgc
Marke was to prevent the cxainina
ton of the books by Eurns and
Drew.
Grew said he awaited with inter
estasnZy return of Burns from Toledo
where dispatches had related ne 90
tanned In the check room Of Union
Station the suit case which Burns
said belonged either to James MIC
Namara or Ortie McManigal and OBJ
tained evidence tending TO SLOW
completely in dynamite explosions,
Grand Jury's purpose.
r.ank P. Baker. county prosecut
or. said the grand jury would probe
the charges that the dynamite was
collected here with the intention oi
Using 1t to destroy buildings beins
/. erected by contractors employint
non-union workers.
The depositlng Of tie dynamite II