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ment to go thoroughly into the
cases which resulted in the imprison
! ment n the MeNamaras, all that part
Of the evidence OF the, Pacific Coast
| explosions as. pertains to the illegal
interstate shipment CT explosives has
been made available to District At
torney Miller.
Each of the thirty-two indict-
ments returned last February con-
tains charges against all of the de,
PENDANTS. and the charges are EN-
braoed in three groups. They are
Carried in Suit Gases.
Transporting dynamite and nitro
| glyeerin in passenger trains from
one state to another; as Ortie E. Nc
Manigal confessed was done when
these explosives were carried in suit
cases from hiding places at Muncie
Ind. Rochester, Pa. Tiffin, O., and
indianapolis, 70 cities where lob"
were 10 be blown up.
/ Conspiring TO violate interstate
regulations relative TO explosives.
Concealing knowledge of the CON
spiracy or abettjng the illegal trans
| portation Of explosives
Nest of the explosions of which
he government has made record
we're directed against members OF
| the National Ereetors' Association
IN organization of constructors who
la1 broken off relations with tn,
lnion and We're conducting "open
shops The first explosion or at
.empt recorded was ut Miller's Falls
Mass, in the summer Of 1905 and
| the Last October 16, 1911, when, at ?
Il M. near Santa Barbara, Cal, 80
sticks of dynamite with fuse were
found beneath bridge just before
special train bearing President Taft
passed over Twenty of the explos-
ions occurred in Ohio.
McManigal's confession was the
basis upon which the government
founded its case before the federal
Grand jury which returned the in
dictments. And it is expected to
fgure prominently in the present
trial In it McManigal confessed.
Regular Fee $l25.
That Hockin came to him in De-
troit in 1907 and induced him to
Now up a Job" there. afterward
ny g him a regular fee of S125 for
lch job. McManigal had worked
4 stone quarry, and. he said. IT
vas because of his familiarity with
xrlesiyes that he was selected
That Hockin accompanied him on
trips and pointed out works that
W re to be blown up afterwards, in
trcduc ing him to James B. Nc
Tam1ra, who became McManigal'sd
'teanmate" in the dynamiting bust
ness.
That on instructions from Hockin |
~ net Michael J. Young, member |
f the executive board, in Boston |
nd Frank G. Webb in New York, |
bout jobs that were to be blown up |
err ;hose cities.
That Hockin wired him at Chicago |
return to Indianapolis in Febru- |
~, 1910, where he, Hockin and J |
Mcnamara talked ever a new in |
ention," which consisted of using |
n ordinary alarm clock as timer
or fuses. 'It was a scheme by |
vi ich we could set a bomb and then |
e miles away when the explosion |
ccurred and 50 prove an alibi," said |
lcMlnigal
M Manigal also confessed that ex-
IosiTes were hidden in various
arts of the country and carried in |
nit cases on passenger trains, thai
received fee of from $125 to |
so for each Job"
Defense List Large.
Following is the governments list |
the defendants in the dynamite |
1ses
Frank NJ. RYAN, president of the
1ternational Association Of Bridge
nd Structural Ironworkers; resi-
ence, Chicago; headquarters, In
lianapolis
HeFDert ,. Hockin, actlng secre-
ary-treasurer of the union.
John r Butler, Buffalo, N. Y,
irst president.
Eugene A. Clancy, former member
executive board and former business
'~ont at San Francisco.
John Fl, Barry, st. Louis, Mo-, |
'ormer member executive board
Henry W. Legleitner, Denver, Col, |
'ormer member executive board.
Daniel j. Brophy, Brooklyn for
ner members executive board
Patrick F. Farrell, Brooklyn, for |
oer member executive board
John j McCray, Wheeling, w. Va,
'ormer member executive board |
Never found after indicted.)
Michael ]. Young, Boston, mem |
Der executive board
Phillip A. Cooley, New Orleans,
member executive board.
Charles N. Baum, Milwaukee, for
ner member executive board.
Michael J. Cunnane, Philadelphia,
'ormer business agent local union.
James Conney, Chicago, former