Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1912-02-22
GOVERNMENT MAKES WHOLESALE
ARRESTS OF LABOR LEADERS

Structural Iron Workers.
Herbert s. Hockin, who succeeded
urer OF the Iron Workers association.
John T. Butler, first vice president of
the Iron Workers.
>, s ISa F. Mea ,,n busineTs agent
tional Brotherhood Of Carpenters and
Joiners.
Fred Sherman. business agent local
union.
Minneapolis.
Charles N. Beum, former member
executive board International Associa-
ers.
Davenport, Iowa.
Daniel Buckley, business agent Iron
Savannah, Ga.
na Phillip ~ A G.ooley, New Orleans g mem en-
iron Workers.
Richard H. Houlihan, financial secre-
tary of local union, No. /, Bridge and
Structural Iron Workers.
James Goughlin, former business
James Cooney, business agent of the
union.
William schoupe. former business
agent of the union.
New York.
Frank e. WEIGH, former member of
Association of Bridge and Structural
Iron Workers.
Patrick F. Farrell.
Daniel ]. Brophy OF local No "a, Iron
Workers Brooklyn.
Boston.
an se Hag ssd member but not
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
union.
Cincinnati
Edward Clark, former walking dele
gate of Iron Workers.
OF Two,
financial secretary Of local union, ar
rested at Dayf %liv ohie;
i w. 3. Reeddin, business agent of
Iron Workers.
Workers association.
Syracuse, N. Y.
e. ID. Phillips, officer of local union
Charles w Wachmeister, former bust
ness agent Iron Workers.
Frank j. Murphy, walking delegate
Iron Workers.
Peter J. Smith, nis's sasiness agent Iron
George N. Anderson, walking delegate
0 '. Philadelphia.
~ Michael cunnane, business agent Iron
kansas City.
agent Iron Workers.
w. j. MCCAIN, present business agent
John Barry former walking delegate
Paul Morrin, active in raising defense
fund for Mcnamara.
Rochester, N. Y.
Clarence e. Dowd, business agent of
Machinists union, local No. SO.
Springfield, Ill.
Andrew j. Kavanaugh, member Iron
Workers association.
M. L. Pennell member Iron Workers
Scranton, Pa.
Of Iron Workers local association. ~
Ed Smythe, business agent Iron
Workers.
j. e. Ray, prominent in labor circles
Henry w. LegIeitner, former member
Of executive board International Asso-
citation Bridge and Structural Iron
Hartford, Conn.
Fra Frank i. ], Higgins gins, former business
International brotherhood of Carpen-
tiers and Joiners.
Following are indicted but not yet
arrested.
M. j. Young, member executive board.
Detroit.
VIM. *. Benson, president Detroit fed
GRAFTON Of labor.
San Francisco.
Eugene A. Clancy. former member of
California;.
Wheeling. w. vn.
ecutive board. formerly Of Wheel in ".
Omaha, Neb.
Frank K. Painter, Omaha, Neb. busi
ness agent local union.
Boston.
be Mlcha tha j. YOUNG who was to appear
did not. Federal officials said they had
J. r. Irwin. Peoria, Ill, former of.
fetal local union
Patrick Ryan, iron worker
Philadelphia.
de M1dion DAY p: Davis. said to be Of Phila-
ueipnla, former member of executive
Salt Lake CITY.
a assdt ,n Local iron workers union lai-
given in indictment as Jack Brightl"
In San Quentin Prison.
ready ind,cted IN fandia1napolis sec
national union. convicted Of dynamiting
at Los Angeles and now in San Quen,
James B. Mcnamara, brother OF John
J. Mcnamara, convicted Of dynamiting
Los Angeles Times building and now in
San Quentin prison. -
Ortie p. McManigal. Chicago, con-
fessed dynamiter and accomplice Of Nc
Namara brothers. now in custody Of Los
Angeles county.
San Francisco.
Olaf A.. Tvietmoe, San Francisco. sec
retary-treasurer state and local build
ing trades council (already indicted in
California;. -
Indianapolis.
Hiram Kline Indianapolis. orsaniza,
OF the International Brotherhood ~
Carpenters and Joiners -
To-
Dock Fire At Amsterdam.
Amsterdam. Holland.-The docks
and warehouses of the Compagnie de
L'ocean burned. The loss on goods
stored in the warehouse ia estimated