Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-02
ARRANGEMENT FOR
TRIAL Of ALLEGED
DYNAM|TERS
DEFENSE WILL lNTERPOSE
NO TECHNICAL DELAYS
Positive Announcement That
Clarence Darrow Win Have
Charge of Case for McNam-
ara Brothers, McManigaI
Deserted.
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Los Angeles, May l.--~unless IL be
otherwise decided by Attorney Len
Rappaport. counsel for the Interna-
uonal Bridge and Structural Iron
workers association, who Is expected
TO arrive some time tonight, there
VIII be no motions for change OF
venue in the dynamite conspiracy
case, or any other technical points 10
delay the trials OF John and James
Mcnamara.
The labor leaders were so busy I'm
connection with the strike OF carpen-
ters. which began today. that thev
gave little time to the affairs Of the
alleged dynamiters. But Andrew
Gallagher, secretary of the labor
council of San Francisco, said that
Rappaport would be given charge OF
the case Immediately upon his arrival
and with the indianapolis attorney
would remain In charge until the ar
rival OF Clarence Darrow.
Gallagher declared there was no
certainty about the coming OF Dar-
row.
He viii be here. and he will be
chief counsel In the case,'' he assert
ed, although II has been previously
stated that Rappaport was coming
partly 70 review the situation FOR the
benefit of Darrow, and that the latter
would decide whether or not he would
enter the ease, according TO the re-
port received.
Gallagher also said that while there
was no prospect OF a general strike
in the city. one might be declared at
any time. although such movement
on the part of organized labor would
have no connection with the dynamite
ing case.
No one visited the McNamaras to-
day and District Attorney Fredericks
said that no one would be permitted
to see McManigal until the latter has
testified at the trial OF the McNa-
maras. s...
The Mcnamara brothers probab biy
will be tried separately. There was
some discussion on this point today
in the district attorneys office, but
nothing definite has been decided.
The district attorney, II is under
stood, favors bringing the prisoners
before Judge Willis. who presides in
the criminal department of the supe-
rior court, for arraignment. Judge
Willis court room ls In the hall OF
Justice, which Is connected with the
county prison by a bridge OF sighs."
II arraigned before Judge Willis II
would not be necessary to take the
men out on the street. as would be
the case II they were arraigned before
Judge Bordwell, In whose court the
indictments were returned.
Arrangements have been made for
Rappaport to interview the Me-
maras tomorrow morning. In view
of the district attorneys declaration
that no one would be permitted to see
no further effort will he
made by representatives OF tho de-
Tense to talk with him,
II is possible according TO Gala
CHER, that Samuel Gompers will come
to California In June.
Samuel 4. Brown, chief detective
of the district attorneys office. took
prints from James j. MeNamaras
thumbs today. The prints 1t In said,
viii be sent to San Francisco In an
effort to further identify the alleged
dynamlter as J. b. Bryce.
Prints OF all of McNamara's fling
ers also were taken and these viii
be compared with the finger prints
which detectives discovered on tho
launch Pastime, which Is said TO have
been used by the alleged dynamiters
n transporting the explosive they
purchased from q power company IN
San Francisco.
Mcnamara objected vigorously to
the finger print operation but Brown
said he obtained clear impressions.