Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-25

Indianapolis, Ind. April 24.-Walter
Drew. counsel for the Erectors associ-
alton; w. J. Ford, assistant district
attorney of Los Angeles, and Frank
Fox, chauffeur, were arrested tonight
OH affldavits charging them with hav-
ing kidnapped J. ]. Mcnamara, sec
sretary and treasurer of the Internal
tional Association of Bridge Workers.
-s All Released on Bail.
The men were arrested on warrants
issued upon affidavits of the attorneys
for Mcnamara Drew and Ford were
released under bond Of $4,000 each and
Fox under. bond Of $4,000. All the
cham, president Of an iron foundry
company and officer of the Indianapo-
lis Employers association. Fox drove
the automobile in which McNsmara
was taken to Chicago on Saturday
night to be placed aboard a train for
Los Angeles.
Warrant Also for Burns.
1t was stated that warrant also
had been issued on the charge of kid
Burns
BY the order of Judge Joseph r.
Markey of the Marion county criminal
court, issued late today. only the
county prosecutor the members Of the
grand jury and the officers of the
International Association of Bridge
and Structural Iron Workers will be
permitted TO examine books and pa
pers, taken by the police and deputy
sheriffs from the offices of the associ-
alton relative to the inquiry into the
Los Angeles Times explosion.
Bars tho Private Detectives.
This action, taken on application of
attorneys for the association and with
the approval Of the county prosecu-
tor, bars private detectives and uIi-
oflicfal investigators from inspecting
the books, correspondence and docuz
ments. sf'-
viii Be Submitted to Grand Jury.
The material tonight was locked up
in the grand jury room and will be
submitted to the grand jury tomorrow
ia the course of the investigation in
progress az to the identity Of persons
who deposited d quantity OF dynamite
in the irOnworkers' associations stor
age Compartments in the basement Of
the building in which are its Offices
More ssizsd By Pciics.A x,
A part OF. the books and papers were
seized by the police last Sunday night
Superintendent of Police Hyland was
summoned with these books and pa
pers before the grand jury today, and
Frank IA. Ryan. president of the iron
workers association. ordering him to
produce certain other books.
Presid9nt Ryan Did Not Respond.
Ryan failed to appear and by order
of the grand jury deputy sheriffs went
to the Office building with a wagon
and hauled the documents to the court
house. 1t was announced that the
grand jury at present did not care to
examine Ryan as a witness. The books
and papers demanded today by the
grand Jury were stacked indiscrimi-
nately about the four. packages of dy-
Mantle fuses, explosive caps and alarm
clocks discovered by the police in Sat
urday nights raid.
Explosives Guarded by Police.
The explosives We're removed to a
secret place by the authorities and
the other material was guarded by
the police and today by deputy sher-
IFS, until it was taken out.
The Attorneys Protest.
Attorneys for the iron workers as
sociations who strongly protested
against the removal Of the records
frankly said that their purpose in ask
I ing the court for the order granted by
Judge Marlxey was to prevent exami
nation Of the books by Detective Burns
and his assistants, and by Walter