Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-13
eEpERAL AUThoRir1gS pooTs
DossE ROUNDUP or AILGoEo
pvNAAsiTERS.
SUDDEN pisApPGARAesoG
or o1vERAA ouNAaloG0
District Attorney Refuses - osvuj0o
Reason Fer peotponesnsnA-eeinop
Defendants Rspertsd MIsslNO-0sa
In Many Large Cities 81 Country -
d Awsstsd-Lahee leadeeo ceaseA

indianapolis, Feb. lS.-Ths su1lDa
disappearance Of some Of the H,sa -
lieved to have been named - m1ncc
defendants in the dynamite consplsocy
cases were sAid to have caused ds1AX
In the governments plan 70 make o.
rests today. and an annouAoeGnan&s
seemingly Anal. came iron Ua11sd
States District Attorney c. w. olllars
office that tho action would 20 o1oR
until tom orrow.
II don't think thsrs wnl b aay Re
rests today" said Mr.. Miller. He tnd.
mated rs II wa5 5tIuu1;y 1.S&:S::s.s 1.S&:S::s.s Ssss.ss -
arrests would be made Tomorrow.
What caused the delay Ar. N0llaA
and his assistants refused 20 stAAa.
That all plans for taking IN custody
tho defendants. now said 10 nnmbos
more than nifty. had been completed end
that It was merely y question Of send>
ing word by telegraph. was admitted.
1t was said certain questions ho0
arisen and the government had no DIS
position to act hastily. These Quao-
tions were not disposed OF satiscActore
lily by noon and 1t was undorstood ~
plan for simultaneous arrest would -
postponed until tomorrow.
Many citiss included.
On tho eve Of the arrest OF tho men
indicted in tho dynamite conspiracy
cases II was reported that tho number
OF defendants would be hfty-four.
A labor leader In Boston. several
each In New York, Cleveland and Do
troit. at least five in Chicago. one each
In Pcoria, st. Louis. Kansas City. Mos
New Orleans, PhiladelphfA Milwaukee,.
Hartford. Conn, Buffalo. Cincinattl,
and about five mon in Indianapolis are
believed to be among those indicted.
Six indictments nrc said to pertain to
men living In Salt Lake City or west
OF there.
Many OFFICERS IN one labor union ana
one officer in each of two other un100o
are believed 70 be involved.
Most Under Espionage.
have been kept secret, but who have
been under federal espionage since tho
Indictments were returned a week ago.
are reported as being within reach.
and. as the capiases for the arrests
have been delivered to United States
marss,als in the respective districts, it
practically will be effectcd within q few
hours after word has been sent BY
telegraph for the authorities TO set.
Probably a number OF tho defendants
will be beyond immediate serving OF
the capiases. but the plan Is to take
ms many as possible OF them into cus-
tody on the Same day.
Union Officials Confer.
Frank NJ. Ryan. president OF the In
ternational Association Of Bridge and
Structural Iron Workers, Mt his head
quarters today discussed with his offi-
cials reports that members Of his union
were included among those indicted.
John T. Butler. O. Buffalo, first vice
president: Herbert s. Hockin. Of De-
troit, second vice president ana acting
secretary treasurer. and Fred Sherman.
business agent OF the local union IN
Indianapolis. are among those VINO
have consulted with Mr.. Ryan. Nj.
Hockin succeeds ]. J. Mcnamara. the
convicted dynamiter. as secretary-
treasurer OF the union.