Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-02-16

South Bethlehem. Will also send him
to Worcester, Mass, Davenport, Ia,
Peoria can be handled by Hockin. Chi
cago is at work on the jobs there. Let
Cooley work on bunch at Chalmette.
! win take up the job at Jersey City
with some one in As. This should be
started at once"
That in response Mcnamara wrote 10
Ryan, two days later:
II am writing TO Legleitner and Hook
in about the work of the McClintic- Mar
shan Co / have already written Cooley
about the work of the above named con-
Germ at Chalmette."
That Ryan wrote from New York in
April, 1910, in regard to dynamiting to-
the benefit of a local union at Peoria,
ILL.,. as follows
I'm regard to the Peoria request, / am
of the same opinion as yourself. What
is spent there should be through Hoekin
/ don't mind expanding a reasonable
amount in view of all the circumstances.
That Mcnamara wrote to Hockin al
Toledo, o., in July. 1910. in relation to
the expense account of Bryce 81. 3.
McNamara) that he had forwarded
Hockin's report to President Ryan for
his information
That Murray L. Pennell wrote TO Me-
Namara from Springfield His, in Oc-
tnhsr. 1910, as follows:
Say. Mac, there has just arrived
Ave carloads OF steel and one hosting
engine FOR the interuban job of Nc
cIIntic- Marshall, and 1 want to know
what we are going to do. Please see
tn this at once
That Mcnamara replied: Rest as
snred I will be on the job"
That Mcnamara in March, 1911,
wrote to Pencil at Springfield: Il am
surprised st your letters. That is all ]
: care TO say through the mails, for the
Lord only knows who reads all the
letters that come into this office as
we'll as those that leave it.
That Olaf A. Tveitmoe wrote to Nc
) Namara from San Francisco, after the
Los Angeles Times explosion under
daae OF Dec. 10, 1910. as follows:
Trusting that Santa Claus will be
as kind and generous to you with sur
= prises and presents of the season. as
. he is to US in the Golden state, we beg
10 remain, yours sincerely etc.
That in a letter to Young at Boston,
on Aug. 70, i5lV, adI&Ndiiidid soib teihSA
discussing union business:
Il would suggest that you get busy
at your end and in other directions II
YOU need any assistance, let me know
and ii may be possible for me to help
you in a quiet way"
That in June, 1910. Ryan wrote to
Mcnamara: Referring TO Claney's
letter, where in a request is made for
Hockin to 90 to Los Angeles / am Of
the same opinion as yourself, that
there is sufficient work for Hockin
back this way 1t appears to me Clan
cy should he able to find man in
and about Los Angeles. Wish you
would wire him ii would be impossible
for Boekin TO go there; tell him to APP
point some competent man.
That Mcnamara wrote to Hockin.
in June, 1910 as to Hockin's trips with
Brice O. r. McNamara):
Il do not like your financial state
ment 1t is too mixed up. One tran
saction should not be connected with
another ard each and every one
should be settled up fully and clearly
and not confused with anything in the
future You have only a few Items of
this kind TO look after, but | have all
sorts OF them at this end and | can
not be recalling advances"
The Indictment sets forth that
s.Johs'' was the term generally used
nv the defendants for explosions eth
or accomplished or contemplated, and
that sums of money frequently men
toned by Mcnamara in letters to To-
cal agents was To cover the cost of a
particular blow up."
When told, tonight, that District At
torney Miller had made public the
Indictment containing the correspond
enee. Mr. Ryan refused to make any
statement other than TO say: "On the
advice OF my attorney ! must refuse
IL say anything before our trials take
place"
Hockin also refused to talk.