Arizona republican., 1912-02-15
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| conspiracy cases. although his active
/ participation may have been one
! transportation only. There are four
/ teen indictments charging unconsum-
! mated acts of conspiracy. Another
of the thirty counts charges all
! defendants with being principals in
| the transportation of nitro glycerine.
Those arrested are: Frank II.
! Ryan. president of the International
! Association of Bridge and Structural
/ Iron Workers, of Indianapolis; John
! H. Barry of St Louis former walk
/ ing delegate for the Information al;
/ Spureeon z. Meadows of indianapolis.
! business agent OF the International
brotherhood OF Carpenters and Join
/ ers. Charles w Wachmeistein of De-
/ trnit iron workers: Frank }. Murphy
( Of the Detroit iron workers; +. +
! Phillips. former secretary of the In
| ternational: +. c. NJ Rlsey OF In
dianapOliS. an iron worker. arrested
! i'm Cincinnati: W. Il. Ieddin of Mil
Waukee. an iron worker; Herman G.
Sieffert of Milwaukee. iron worker.
W. Bert Brown OF Kansas City. bust
ness agent Of the iron workers: John
.
secretary for the International: Rich
ard H. Houlihan of Chicago. financial
secretary Of the local iron workers:
James Co"ney of Chicago. business
agent Of the local: james Conlin of
Chicago, iron worker: Frank c. Webb
Of New York. cX-mcmbcr of the eN-
ecutive board of the international;
Patrick + Farrell. attachment un-
known: Daniel J BrophE of Brook
lyn. same. Michael j Cuname of
Philadelphia. business agent for the
local. Peter J. Smith of Cleveland.
eN-husinesS agent Of the Internal
tional. George '-Nipper'' Anderson of
Cleveland walking delegate for the
iron workers. William Schoupc OF
Chicago. business agent for the iron
workers; NJ. J. Harmon Of Scranton.
cN-business agent for the Interna-
tionRl: Daniel Buckley Of Davenport,
business agent of the local: W. J.
Mccain of Kansas City. business
agent of the International; Henry ".
Legleitner of Denver. executive board
of the International: Paul J. Morrin
of St Louis. business agent of the
local: g. +, Dowd of Rochester ma
chinist union officer. Fred Mooney Of
Duluth. iron worker; John T. Butler
of Buffalo. vice president Of the In
ternational: Herbert :. Hockin of
Detroit. second vice president of the
International. Fred Sherman of In
dianapoliS. agent of the International.
\. J. Kananaugh Of Springfield, H..
officer of local; VI. l. Pencil. same;
ha
financial secretary of the local ar
rested i'm Dayton: Chas. y. Beum.
business agent of the Minneapolis
building trades council: Frank J. Hig-
gins OF Hartford. Conn, former bust
ness agent Of "A Boston local: Hiram
Cline Of Muncie. organizer for the
international carpenters.
The following indicted men were
not arrested mp To- tonight. NJ }.
Young Of Boston. eN-member of the
executive board. en- route from New
Orleans to surrender: William X
Benson. president OF the Detroit Fed
Grafton Of Labor: r. \. Clancy and
q. \. Tveitmoe of san Francisco;
J. r Munsey Of salt Lake (already
indicted at Los Angeles; J. J. and
J. p. Mcnamara of San Quentin;
Ortie McManigal, confessed dynamiter
now in custody in Los Angeles; J. J.
McCray former executive. formerly
Of Wheeling: Frank X. Painter of
Omaha. business agent Of the local.
!. W. Pirwin Of Peoria. eX-official of
local; Patrick Ryan OF Chicago. iron
worker: Milton II. Davis Of Phila-
delphia. former member Of the execu-
tive board.
\ further indictment Of "a counts
charges MECHANICAL and J. 3. McNa-
mara with physical transportation of
nitroglycerin and all the other de-
PENDANTS with abetting. Other re-
naming indictments Of 16 counts each
charge all defendants with being
principals in the transportation IF
dynamite and having aided McMani
gal and J. b. Mcnamara. Altogether
the indictments contain 12S counts
against each defendant and the pen
atty for any one of the offenses
varies from eighteen months to two
years. The sixty-five explosions
considered in the indictments were
on work done by members of the
National Erectors' association. an or
SdillLdllpn pl open SibD fliiBl'N Il -
and 81 attempts We're on work OF
contractors not members Of the asso-
citation. Only two of the members
Of the executive board have been ar
rested tonight. They are =. a. Cooley
of New Orleans, who was reported Ipl
be returning there. and Michael J.
Young Of Boston. Young is alleged
to have assisted MECHANICAL at the
Springfield. Mass, explosions. Of
the work of the Investigators, Attor- |
nev Miller said: 1t is the policy %
the government to have no man in /
dicted unless justified 10y the facts. |
and these indictments were returned |
with this policy clearly in mind |
More than three hundred witnesses
from Boston to Los Angeles were tx
amined The investigation was di- |
rected to conspiracies to commit Of |
lenses against the laws of the United !
:ates and the transportation OF eX- J
plosives. Tho investigation was
thorough and complete in all re-
spects."
WASHINGTON. Feb 14-At the /
department of justice it was said to
da,. tbot no evidence ip,pIicatiug Of I