The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-06
COURT 81 CORE.S TWO
PRISONERS FOR CRIME
James u. Nc\amara ~ent to -an
Quentin Prison for Life for
the Time Explosion.
John J. Ne\zmara. in Tear. l.
Given Sentence Of Fifteen
Year IN Prison.

Los A.StI.E- ue, Jane.
BOYD ArNsinara Ag4 Iot4 HsNa
nsfR brother natives % tncinrafi
%. 20 dAs f"lt rls s'rnuE hand o. f.-
'iee Nhich ih"t long had thought 90
sfa5e James E Mcnamara VAS s-u
Tened 20 imprisonment fur Iif- fur
nurt."r committed lH ayuamiurE tho
Los Angelo IIme- tulid.us and kM
inS n p~tunus. and hIs brother fu on
teen sear- .l th- bsrifruuarr Tor
blowing up tA~ i.I~s-lsn iron Nnrs-
u Haz me f~falafnrf action 81 the
ise asaiurf fu.a- IaaI.-s method.
which John D HrNamara s-cr-targ
AMI ireafur'r uf fl. iuf~ruafIouaI A.
rociauon OF UuIg" and structural
iron Wnrk-re pur-ue1 .n nEhung EN-
J"rs uho k"pr open shops
Though ,L~ younger brother James
u. .n fnrma prr-~utug his comics
-lnu 20 ilr court to-day declared fhaf
he intended un murder aheu be
placed sixteen sticks - a. nanif. be
meath IN" llm~- building ON october
r 1910. John I NcNamars. recount.
lux tonight to ll. attorney bis prin
ciDles broke doeu az he. muttereG
that he fought aEainst Ereat odds u
The best NAY h- could ~ vas 90
guei 10 th~ court seen" earlier today.
when he received hls -tHfeuc~ loo
tesrs Of ahirtt surrender
FEDERAL Jury Inquiry Nsst
4 lev hours afr. tne sentences
we're pronounced bs Judge Hordv.Il
word vent forth fha' subpoeus-
would b. issued f0r both the Mesa.
maras f" appear before Federal
grand lurS 20 dlyu!g~ further detAA-
~ their dynRmiiiug oonspiraci~-
The United states government NlI!
demand of them Information cou.
csrning state trsfhckinr in dynamite.
which ~ alleged fo have resulted iu
more than TOO explosions at bridges
and factori~s where labor warfare
vas involved
Something of fhe rtmr fear of ter
rOrism brought by tposs -Aplosious
1ittsd through croad of nearly l6.
900 persons today 80 % surEod hack
and forth around the jail expecting
10 SEQ the McNamaras taken 20 tho
hali of Records. where previous
scenes IN The trial had been enacted.
But the court aud counsel taking cog
uiEance Of possible laViessness. held
The hnal session 100 courtroom ad
Joining th" jail and fIr prisoners
we're taken thither over .u interior
bridge uassag~W
Crowd Bsss FOR Adu,ittance
outside the crowd begged for .u
trance An army of policemen f1ug.
lis efforts Only a. hundred persons
saW the t0o brothers pas. through
tho uarroN ptssarrvay iutp tlt
chamber beside the i8.l
supreme ordeal faced james o.
McNamara Who worried as to Vhcthsr
the court would iunt,t the extra penal.
ty. death John q Mcnamara nor
liable 10 such SEVERITY. was Nious
for bis brother sake
The 20 minutes of pro,sdul. That
decided the fate ~ the two men vcuf
forwVd SLOWLY o. WAS quiet almost
To tho point or monofpn1 Pleas of
guilty Nere entered with the assu-
Ance Of Nsiric' Nuornrf John u
Fredsricks Nhst hc voa'd urge elem.
ency
d. ZOE scores Prisoners
but VRtev~r forfItlIe ue $500
men had Mustered pr tl- occss.,u. r.
coiyed setback and d.smlt threat
ened them fOr a moment as Judge
nordVeli in passing sentence on james
~ McNamars seemed fo boz Inclined to
iunict the death sentence And
though it did not come the severity of
Judge Bordveils remarks cIf and
John y McNamaras accustomed c,.
precision. hair smile and laF suerr
passed into One of detection
~ never saw l wtu change so much
within few minutes declared IudEn
HordweIl later Auurrs1s tIosr bv
saw tears ln fho eyes off John N,
Namara Tho uuuErr wau. tho CON
feFsed murderer. fnUk Dis sentence
eslmils Ns D." r.snmed Duo seat te
tcouuuusa on EiFhth FsE.l