The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-22

a'ht a '. .-. -a. a\4..laiA aNt. MISS Nou fHre. z'r.a.rgly handsome. ana e- ami ar TWO years tbe private s..s-us and personal con ndaa., as I.an J N.Narara. has he.a a.a..a H CIeaaa by detsc- tiyes after searching for nearly ne year Gu,srum.l officials believe Miss Ha-.. knows more than any ou~ els. eaoat -He details of the dynamite pla- l. i- charged that other e>..a.t, heads of the Inter uational Association 4 Bridge and Structural Gsaawarher- were engaged Wirh Jaau j NrNamara and his brother + Is understood her in formation involving fhe higher up" ts much more a-mHe aud conclusive than tH#t If o=4a #eManieal. tae mformer
 United sa-,s District Attorney Caalas W Nuer sad today that Miss Ha.y Ea- agreed 10 come back Ia Indianapolis aHd feu her story wt-hous reservation ro the federal grand 5a~s She has been served with aoss~umau. subpo ua by deputy roae3 States marshal of Caiaaa and eH he here at the opening of inc Ar-zrtgarion nexf Thursday
 Miss Hares is eh daughter of an lndlaaao1.s policeman. Big Dan" ,ate+ After having been NrNamars- private secretary for teo wears +. laa che year ago urr a quarrel all he Iynamtcr oysr aHar#er -.eHalaHHer whom he had gg uahr H5o fGe office. The aHaHeE aa- -#ea-JoHga. f. IS said aE ..a a.. Hat The Hu0 sreuoeraph- 1T #a# =a##Hus Miss Haley vo far B. confidential relations were concerned
 Some seeks astase she leu In dimara#s and eaa .mploy of Me Namua Nils Had, wgz approach ea as IH8- detectives. For twe years Ms Haley handled all of ]. ]. MeNamaga.s private correspond once. lo -#lu Iwuu of which his #fsf AaaHs M#-e declares. deaIz HIrH those dynamite pto.s She not onIE ar#e asz reaeez. hat filed away Inc t.usez fl n ] E. McNam- ara. ola, Mechanical and others ou. eaead a. j. J #rNamara to set off dynamite charges.
 Among t#e 11aa MeNamma lct= ters afd he eeeoGss ef the iron workers, artm seized ay the govern mru- a~ hundreds of l.ppmss from neazfarerz all a,tf t0e country tell ing ,g dsnamHiaas. These clip pines Wer. -a# to NeNamara by his ~ac1d aides with letters. Such letters were of course. in the Haudwrirlue Of NeNamara's aides Nmone other things. Miss Hacy is expected ro identify he handwriting Of each. or al least of many
 II iz known rhcrc are in the possession If Gbe federal attorney many letters written by McNamara 10 othr officers of The ironwork- CTS mjm which @HI be of i'm merss value in establishing nt couucea Il a thesa otticers with the general dynamite plot. Miss Haley will he asked to idutily these let tors and prove that they were writ fen by MeNamara.
 Government officials declare the .giaeuae f Miss Haley coupled with that or Oufa McMangaL and silent story of the union records will fix eoallasi1ely the guilt of at Ieast sjz men high up m labor circles. The names of about 2e parsons who are believed by the government 10 have been implicated in Ghe dynamite ploE are known to the CriaeI Ssase- attorney but thus far there is not suffici Iii evidence To ina.et or convict all of these men | is doubtful il the govern mert Niu le able to prove that ali Of them were implicated in the con spiraey 10 ran port dynamite on passenger trains doing interstate business. ahich is the only crime with which the fcd-ral prosecutors can concern themselves,
 The problem of safeguarding wit nessas is a serious one Both Fed eral Judge Anderson and United States Attorney Minor are insisting that grand jury secrets shall not be disclosed 10 any one. During the next month there will be loo witnesses brought to Indianapolis, and th= n re important of these al least will be kept under constant surveillance by secret service men. The department of justice has sent ten secret service men here to work, under the direction of Miller, and more will be furnished if needed.
 Particular attention will be de voted to the protection of Nora Haley and Orte McManigal. Me. Manigal. Of course will be a prison,
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