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Indianapolis, Ind, Dee. es.-What-
ever il to be the outcome of three
months dynamite conspiracy" trial in
which foety labor union Officials are
accused of completely in the MeNamars
plots to destroy property, including the
vreeking of the Los Angeles Times
building, where twenty one people were
killed, aov rests with the jury.
FEDERAL Jsdge Anderson . few min
utes after S o'clock ton ght, instructed
the jury and ordered it to retire. The
court then adjourned until $50 =. m.
tomorrow thus precluding the return Of
the verdicts before that tina, should
tAsy b. found All the verdiets, while
lseparste O. to each defe.dants, are tO
- returned st one time.
"How lsag will the jury be ost!"
wss tAe question asked ~ tho jurors
Hlsd out. A tAs basis fer the belief
tAa4 he ,verdists vsalA not - reached
vAas eesrt esess tooesrow, was fosni
in the courts Instructions "cassfslly
- WsigA IN tAs sviaeaee in the case"
Il Ass reQaiFed almost twelve weeks
" introduce Tie evidence.
fhe defesdaats Who svait the sst-
ssoe iselsde Frank II Rysa, president
Il tAe International Association of
AsiAes asd Structural Iren Wsrkers, Of
Nhieh John J. NeNanars, the confessed
dyAanites, vas oace see3etary; var
ioss esseutivs hard nsn6ss sf that
.uaisa. Herbert q. Aeekin, accused - ~
seesnpiice Il Ostie Z NeAanigal, a.
saAse eosfssssd dynAniter; Olaf 4.
fvs1ase, secretary of the California
A.iEoiai TssAes sssaeii, z. 4 OA.s5,
= eAa ftansises, ssl ?. 2. AsAsey, u
~ Lahs City, Utah. fhs three last
aasd ass charged With prosoti.g tie
lss AHgslss exPSosios.
fhsse aes are net charged usder the
federal laws with personslly causing An
explosion. They are charged with cor.
spiraey to violate federal laws and with
siding in the illegal transportation Of
dynamite and nitrogiyeerine on passen-
ssr tssias.
In elssiag his argsnent 70 the jnSy,
District Attorney Miller again referred
- tAs srgsment of United states soma
Tor Ksra, counsel for the defendant.
Senator Kern has left the city, saying
- wss going to wsshinstsn.
"TAe Los Angeies Tines building ex-
plsioa was called the crime Of the
esstssy," Mr.. Miller said, "bat the
ssal esine Of the century was the damn
able conspiracy. It would be a. ever.
lasting disgrace to our eountry aad TO
eur civilization il these forty conspira-
tors are not convicted. Gentlemen OF
tAe jury, = United States senator.
sworn to uphold the laws of the coun-
Try, hAs dared to stand before you in
defense of these enemies of the repuh-
lie. You should find these conspirators
guilty and put your seal Of condemna-
tion upon such conduct by United
States senator"
After stating the substance of the
various offenses charged and mention
ing the nationwide strike Of the. Iron
Workers' union, which the government
charged, was the motive for 100 explc-
sisns on the work Of contrsetoss Who
refused to recognise the union, Jadge
Anderson in his Instructions said:
ssIt was not unlawful for the Struc-
tur.l lroa' WORKER 70 essasise. the
uni6A = which they belong. It is not
unlaWf1l fer ~ AeEsadaats - - aen-
bess sf tAat q any other labor orgaui-
sAt;o.s. Nea have the tight to Use
their eembinsd pswss thrs.sA sseh or
sa4izstioss to advance their interests
in any Awfal way, bat tAsy have no
night to uss this poxss ip tie -ztala-
'tsoG 8 tAc ,aa. C1gsalzea l.xsor 10 .nOs
- trial hess. ~ y H. rGAt Il laAef
- sspa.iss .. issse, bat Dsnhsss q
ss1aaisa4isss eve ths naa sAsaieaes
- IL law aaa srs keAss - IL saiAs
psaisAneat for its vielatisa - pssvsns
Wis afs' not member Il sch ersaniaa-
3saAs
80 s'4As defendants ars ast - trial fer
sa.sing H. vazises expsesises saa tAs
ssassapnt ~ 4 lie and lrspssty
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