The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-16

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 1 train. l would suggest you be at the depot to meet him. you need not nee essarily get In touch witb him. hut hs wants you 10 put him on to the ropes
 Pennall to McNamara
 That Murray L. Pennal wrote to Me- Namara from Springfield, ILL, in oe- tober, 1910. as follows: say Mac. there has just arrived five car loads of steel and one hoist- ing engine for the interurhan Job of McClintc Marshall. and l want to know what we arc going to do. Please aee to this at onre'
 That McNamara replied;
 Rest assured will he on the toh.s That McNamara, in March. 1Afi, wrote 10 Pennell at Springheld.
 "I am surprised q yonr letters. That is all l care 10 say through the mails for the Lord only knows who reads all the letters that come into this office as well as those that leave it
 Tvietmoe 10 McNamara
 That Olaf A. Tvietinoe wrote to Me Namara from san Francisco after tho Los Angeles Times explsicn. under date l Of neeeinher ta. iate. as follows "Trusting that San4a Claus aifl De as kind and generous to You with sAi'- prizes and presents or the season af l ne IS 10 uS III iaF AfbluRl aiditt We HtsS to remain, yours sincerely. etc That in d letter to Young at Boston, cn August 2S. ia10. McNamara, after discussing union business. added
 T would suggest that you get busy al your end in other directions If yait need any assistance let me know and It may be possible for me to help you in quiet way
 McNamara to Morrin That in letter to Morrin in May, 1910. McNamara said.
 The McClintic company are having iheir= troubles all along the fine, ac- cording to reports. l judge from your letters that their margin of profit when they get through paying guards. de- tectiYes. etc, will be small. Over In Cleveland they admit being s5u,0oa 10 the bad on the viaduct job and II k not one-half completed yet. l may be able to do something for you on the Mount Carmel 'jobi al any rate, will try"
 That on May D. 1910, MeNamara In fa letter To Hocltin at St. Louis said: Was talking Ia Houihan at chi cago over the telephone about your friend MT. Ping GGoekins aliasl. As l understand il, Sl50 would be need- ed and il would be an entirely per sonal matter not connected in any way with the organization l was think
 
 mailer up and let him take care of l that proposition you wrote me about a 1 few days ago. Ii should, of course. be understood that any money advanced for matter like this that Is not connected with the organization would be returned deducted from any future amount that may be due What do you think of it2'
 Brown to McNamara That N T{Grt T{roWu al fCaneaH ftffv wrote to McNamara April 2S. 1910. "l want 10 ask a few questions in re- gard to this big job here that is to be erected by MeCllntic- Marshall II seems as though we ought to have some assist ance from our international officers in this rank. II is pretty hard 10 handle this locally Wish you would take this matter mp with Brother Ryan"
 McNamara to Brown
 That Me Namara replied to Brown:
 "I am forwarding your letter to Pres dent Ryan. He undoubtedly will give f the attention il deserves. You say it is hard 10 handle this concern locally. II is not only pretty hard but impossible. for as long as they insist on their open shop policy 1t is out Of the question for any local union to attempt to do business with them so far as furnishing men is concerped. The only course 10 pursue against MeClntic-Marshal is 10 hinder their operations in every way until such time as they agree to treat fairly with us"
 McNamara to Claneey
 That McNamara wrote E. A. Clancy Tn May, 1910. several months prior to the Los Angeles Times explosion:
 ''I have a letter from President Ryan asking what report, if any. you had mada al headquarters as to the propositions that were submitted to you by the recent meeting of the executive board. He re- ferred particularly as to Los Angeles
 Ryan to McNamara
 That in June. 1910 Ryan wrote to Me- Namara.
 request is made for Hoekn to go 10 Los Angeles, I am of the same opinion as yourself. that there is sufficient work for Hockiu back here. Clancey should be able to find a man fin California who would be capable of doing the necessary work in and about Los Angeles. Wish you would wire him il would be impos- sble for Hooking 10 go there. Tell him to appoint some competent man.
 McNamara wrote to Hockin In June. 1910, as to Hocklns' trips with Brice fJ B. McNamara1: T do not like your financial statement. It Is too mixed up. One transaction should not be con- nected with another and each and ev- cry one should be settled up fully and clearly and not confused with any thing in the future" Morrin, mentioned In the indictment, was a business agent at St. Louis;