The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-02-23

ln0.-By W0aC was
said to be the most sweeping fed
eral action of it's kind ever taken, the
United States government, within a
few hours, arrested nearly all of the
"a men indicted for alleged compile
ity in a dynamite conspiracy spread
broadcast over the country for six
years.
At the head of those arrested was
Frank M. Ryan, president Of the In
ternational Association of Bridge and
Structural Iron Workers. Many other
officers, including Herbert s. Hockin,
second vice-president and successor
as the unions secretary-treasurer to
j. J. Mcnamara, the confessed dyna-
inter, were arrested with Ryan in In
dianapolis. Reports from all over the
country showed also that five Of the
seven iron workers executive board
members and a half dozen or more
members were taken in custody.
Those indicted and arrested are:
FRANK NJ. RYAN. Indianapolis, presi-
dent of the international Association Of
"Ho al lIoI tNoIhtTS.
JOHN BARRY, St. Louis, former walk
ing delegate for p 'idge and Structural
Iron Workers Union.
PAUL ]. NORM. st. Louis, iron
worker.
RICHARD II. HOULIHAN. Chicago,
union.
EDWARD CLARK. Cincinnati. former
walking delegate international Associa-
ton Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
union.
ERNEST G. w. BAsEY. Cincinnati.
former business agent International Assoc
citation Bridge and Structural Iron Work.
ers' union.
CLARENCE E. DowD. Rochester, N.
r., formerly organizer International AS.
ISOLATION of Machinists.
f. f. PHILLIPS. Syracuse. N. Y. for
mer secretary Bridg and Structural Iron
JOHN CARROLL. Syracuse. N. Y. who
succeeded Phillips as secretary.
CHARLES W. WACHMEsTEIN. De-
FRANK j. MURPHY. Detroit. iron
worker. ~
STURGEON p. MEADOWS. I~ndianapo-
rs business agent international Brother
hood or Carpenters and Joiners.
w. BERT BROWN, Kansas City, union
labor official.
w F. REpD1Ni Milwaukee;
FRANK C. WEBB. New York, former
member executive board Bridge and
Structural Iron Workers.
PATRICK F. FARRELL. New York.
DANIEL BROPHY. Brooklyn.
MICHAEL ]. CUNAME, Philadelphia,
business agent Iron Workers.
JAMES CONEY. Chicago, former bust
ness agent Iron Workers.
WILLIAM SCHOUPE, Chicago. former
business agent Iron Workers.
JAMES COUGHLIN. Chicago.
HENRY w. LEGLEITNER, Denver. ex-
ecutive board Iron Workers.
M. j. HARMON. Scranton. Pa, business
agent Iron Workers.
DANIEL BUCKLEY. Davenport. Ia.
business agent Iron Workers.
FRANZ MOONEY, Duluth. iron worker
A. j. KAVANAUGH. Springfield, III.
NJ. L. PINNELL. Springfield, Ill.
president Iron Workers.
FRED SHERMAN, indianapolis, bust.
ness agent Iron Workers..
EUGENE A. CLANCY, San Francisco
Iron Workers official.
j. E. MUNSEY, Salt Lake CITY. Jror
Workers official. ~
OLAF a. TvIETMOE. San Francisco
Iron Workers official.
ORTIE z: acMA' IGAL.
JOHN ]. McNAM RIA.
JAMES b. MCNAMARA.
w. J. CAIN, Kansas City, businev,
GEORGE c'NIPPER") ANDERSON
cleyeIand' walking delegate Iron Workers
business agent Iron Workers.
RED" SMYTH, Peoria. ILL.,, bushes,
agent Iron Workers.
LANES 2. RAY, Peoria. Ill.
MICHAEL J. YOUNG. Boston.
HERBERT S. HOCKIN, Indianapolis
secretary of international Bridge and
Structural Iron Workers union ~
JOHN 7. BUTLER, Buffalo, N. Y, frs
vice-president International Bridge an
Structural Iron Workers.
WILLIAM Darton q