Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-28
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Indianapolis. Dec 2S,--Thirty- eight
la Dor union officials were today found
guilty of completely In connection
with the dynamitinR Eases, including
the wrccking Ot the Los Angeles
Times building.
Frank Ryan, president at the
Bridge and structural Workers union.
was among those convicted. He
an Ong others was accused Ot using
the unions funds Ia destroy the prop
erty OF contractors who refused To
recognize the union. Two defendants
were found not guilty. The follow
ing were found guilty
aApt 0f Convicted Men. -
Frank 81. Ryan. president ~ tho
Interna tional Association of Bridge
and Structural Iron Workers.
John ~ Butler. vice president
Vice President Herbert H. Horkin,
former secretary and formerly Ot De-
troit.
olaf \. TVcitmor. San Francisco.
secretary OF the california Building
Trades council
Eugene A. CLANCY, san Francisco.
Philip \. Cooley, New orleans.
Michael J, YUuns, Boston.
Frank X. Higgins, Boston.
T.. Munscy, Salt LAX" cay.
Frank e. Wcbh, New york,
Patrick r. Farrell, Sew york.
John II, Barry, ST. Louis.
Pnul j MOrrin, 81 Louis,
Henry w. Legleituer Denver,
Charles y Bcum, Minneapolis.
xHInIa,v D.Hdiu Miiuuuk.p
Michael J. Cunnanc. Philadelphia.
Richard n Hnulihan. Chicago,
James CuOncy Chicago,
James \. Cuughlin, Chicago.
william ShupG Chicago.
Edward Smythe, Peoria, Ill.,
James Il. n Rca, Illinois
Murray l., pcnncl, springfield, III
william 6. Bernhard. Cincinnati.
Witford Bert Brown, Kansas city
Mo
william j. Mccain, Kansas Iity,
Frank X. Painter, Omaha.
Peter J, smith, Cleveland.
George Anderson, Cleveland,
Michael !, Harmon, scranton, Pa.
Edward r.. Phillips, Syracuse. ~ Y
Charles Wachtmclstsr. Detroit,
Frank ]. Murphy, Detroit,
Fred j, Mooney, Dulu'H'
Ernest q. W, Bascy. indianapolis
Fred sherman, Indianapolis.
Hiram H. Kline, Muncie, Ind, for
Iner organizer for the United Broth
eThoOd of Carpenters and Joiners'
The following we're found no
guilty:
Herman ". seifiert, Milwaukee.
Daniel Buckley. Davenport Ia.
Guilty 0n All Counts.
All those adjudgcd guilty wcr
found guilty on all the counts n
charged In the indictments,
The fury WAS discharged ana coui
adjourned until 10 o'clock M0ndh
morning, at which time sentence
viii bs Imposed. After Judge Andei
son had cleared the court room OF a
spectators and the families ~ the do
PENDANTS. the thirty-eight prisoner
were taken In custody by Deput
United States Inarshals and speci'
detectives and were taken To the MAI
ton county jail.
Two Lurky Ones Discharged.
selFeFt and Buckley. the only tw
men out of the forty labor union %
hcIaIs 10 be adJudged not guilty, IN
medlateiy were discharged from CA
tody. The conviction Of Olaf A, Tvei
moe and Eugene 4. Clancy OF ss
Francisco and J. y, Aunsey of "a
Lake city sustained the government
charges that they aided In plottir
the Los Angeles explosion In whiS
twenty .ohs persons we're killed ~
assisted In the escape OF James
Mcnamara from the acSne of u
crime.
by rs verdict the Jury also su
talnsd stAS charges that the Mon
mara BFVlhsrs. now In prison In Ca
fornia, were aldah in the natlOn-wl'
dynanlits plots W almost all the e
eeutIvs OalelaiD Of the iron wOrkel
unIon, Ahd that they knowingly %
"a nn a AnnnnlracN for Year,