The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-01

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 Besides beautifying the hair al 1 Of nitro -gIycerin, Sept. IA, 1910
 Indianapolis to Chicago, six quarts o1 o-glycerin, Sept. IT, 1s10.
 Chicago to Pine, Ind, quarts o1 ! nit1 o-glycerin, Sept. 21, 1910.
 Indianapolis to Chicago. 8 quarts ot nitro-glycerin, Oct 4, 1910 Chicago to Albany, N. Y, quarts of nitro-glycerin, oct. 5, 1910. 1 Albany to Worcester, Mass, quarts of nitro-glycerin, Oct. 6. 1910.
 Indianapolis to Chicago, F quarts Chicago to Los Angeles, Cal, IF quarts of nitro-glycerin, Dec F, 1910
 Mellfontaine, O.. to Indianapolis, 45 pounds of dynamite, Jan, g, 1911. Bellfontaine. O., to Indianapolis, 12o pounds of dynamite, Jan. 24. 1911. Marion, O., to Indianapolis, 100 lbs. dynamite, Jan. 27. 1911.
 Bellfontaine, O.. to Indianapolis. seventy-hve pounds of dynamite Feb. 1. 1911
 Indianapolis to Chicago, 80 sticks of dynamite, Feb. 20. 1911.
 Indianapolis to Chicago, 40 sticks of dynamite, Feb. ?. 1911.
 Chicago to Milwaukee, 40 sticks of dynamite, March 15 1911.
 Milwaukee to Chicago, 2 quarts of nitro-glycerin, March 6. 1911.
 Chicago to Indianapolis, quarts of nitro-glycerin, March IS, 1911.
 Indianapolis to St. I.ouis 40 sticks of dynamite, March 19, 1911.
 St. Louis to Omaha, Neb., 40 sticks of dynamite. March 20. 1911.
 Toledo, O., to Albany, N. Y, 40 sticks of dynamite. March 29, 1911.
 Albany. N. Y, to Boston. 40 sticks of dynamite. March 30. 1911,
 Toledo. O., to Sidney, O., and from Sidney O., to Indianapolis. 40 sticks of dynamite, April ', 1911
 There is charge of carrying the charge of carrying them on a railway train;s that precaution having been taken in order to avoid an attack on the indictment on the ground that it did not sufficiently specify the con- Veyance.
 The Men Indicted.
 F. M Ryan, Indianapolis, president Of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
 H. s. Hock1n. Indianapolis and De- troit, ecretary-treasurer of the Iron Workers
 S. F. Meadows, Indianapolis, secre- Building Trades Council and district business agent of the United Brother hood of Carpenters and Joiners.
 J. T. Butler, Indianapolis, interna- tional first vice-president of the Iron Workers.
 Fred J. Sherman, Indianapolis, busi- ness agent Indianapolis Iron Workers local.
 J. J. McNamara. former secretary trea surer of the Iron Workers, now serving a ffteen-year sentence at San ing.
 J. B. McNamara. serving a life sen tence at San Quentin for dynamiting the Los Angeles Times. Ortie D. McManigal, confessed dy- namiter and informer.
 Olaf A. Tveitmoe, San FTancisso, | secretary of the California Building E. A. Clancy, San Francisco. former member of the Iron Workers execu- 1 J. F. Munsey. Salt Lake City, Utah, 1 business agent of the Salt Lake Iron 1 Workers local. Frank K. Planter. Omaha. business agent Iron Workers local
 William K. Benson. Detroit, presi- | 1ent Detroit Federation of Labor.
 John J. McCray. former. member of J. w. Irwin, Peoria, H., former sec- | 'etary of Peoria Iron Workers local l Milton H. Davis; Philadelphia, mem i per of the hon Workers executive 1 board in 19O6
 Patrick Ryan, Chicago business agent local No 1.
 Peter J. Smith, Cleveland, former business agent of the Iron Workers. George CNipper) Anderson, C1eve- and, walking delegate Iron Workers. Frank C. Webb, New York, Former member Interiat ationa1 Executive Board ron Workers.
 Daniel Brophy New York, former member International Executive Board Paul Morrin, St. Louis, business gent of the Iron Workers local. John H. Barry. St. Louis. former business agent
 w. E. Reddin, Milwaukee, financial ecretary, business agent, Iron Work rs' local.
 Herman G. Seiffert, Milwaukee. as istant business agent for Iron Work rs' local. 1909-10.
 Michael J. Cunnane. Philadelphia, usiness agent Iron Workers local Daniel Buckley, Davenport, Ia., bus ness agent of Iron Workers local H. w. LegIeitner, Pittsburg, former ] lenber InternatiOn Executive Board f Iron Workers. II Charles w. Wachmeister, Detroit, ormer business agent and former resident Iron Workers local. ( Frank J. Murphy, Detroit. walking I eIegate Iron Workers. R. H Houl5 an, Chicago, financial t Chicago Iron Workers local To. l. James Cooney, Chicago. one of the r usiness agents of Iron Workers local r 10. l. c James Coughlin. Chicago. former t usiness agent local No. 1. William Shupe, Chicago, former bus ess agent local No. 1. S Edward Clark. Cincinnati. former V