Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-14
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| Wnlcn ne SAID. You mad better SEND 9
man to Boston to see wha can be done
for the local people, / we down Eas'
and did various jobs, getting 5000 fol
one at Worcester, Mass"
Those indicted and arrested in the
dynamite cases are: Frank M. Ryan
president International Association
Bridge and Structural Workers, lives
in Chicago, headquarters in Indianap-
oils; John T. Butler, Buffalo, N. X.
first vice-president; Herbert s. Hockin
Detroit, Mich, second vice-president
and acting secretary-treasurer; Michael
j. Young, Boston, Mass, member e.
ecutive board and president; Richard
H. Houlihan, Chicago, financial secre-
tary Iron Workers Local Union No. 1;
C. E. Dowd, Rochester, N. Y, former
national organizer international Ma
chinists' Union; Frank c.. Webb, New
York, former member national iror
workers executive board; Henry w,
Legleitner, Denver. COL, former mem
Der executive board, formerly of Pitts
burgh now president Denver Iron
Workers Union No. "a; John H. Barry
st. Louis, former member executive
board.
Daniel J. Brophy, New York, former
member executive board: Michael j
Cunnane, Philadelphia, business agent
local union; James Cooney, Chicago
business agent local union; William E
Reddin, Milwaukee, Wis, business
agent local union; Paul j.. Morrin, St
Louis, business agent local union
Peter J.. Smith, Cleveland, business
agent local union; William J. Mccain
Kansas City, Mo-, business agent local
union; Michael ]. Harmon, Scranton,
Pa. former business agent local union
now agent Scranton Central Labor
Union; John r. Carroll, ron worker,
arrested at Syracuse, N. T.; Edward
e. Phillips, Syracuse, N. Y, secretary
treasurer local union; Fred Sherman
Indianapolis, business agent locaI
union; Ernest G. w. Basey, Cincin-
natl, former business agent Indianap.
oils local union; James E. Ray, Peoria
Ill, president local union; Patrick F
Farrell, New York, iron worker; Ed,
ward Clark. Cincinnati, former dele.
gate; Daniel Buckley, Davenport, Ia.
business agent; w. Bert Brown, Kan.
sas City, Mo-, business agent; Edward
Smythe, Peoria. Ill, business agent.
Andrew J.. Kavanaugh, arrested a
Springfield, ILL.,; Murray l.. Pennell
Springfield. ILL.,, financial secretary loca
union; Herman G. Seiffert, arrested a
Milwaukee; George Anderson, Cleve
land, iron worker known as "Nipper;'
William Shupe or Scoupe. Chicago, irol
worker; Charles Wachmeister, Detroit
business agent; Fred Mooney, irol
worker, arrested at Duluth, MINI.
Frank j.. Murphy, Detroit, former bust
ness agent; Spurgeon P. Meadows, In
dianapolis, business ag mt, Distric
Council International Brotherhood Car
penters and Jointres.
Penalties Law Provides.
While the possible penalties for VIC
lations range from less than eighteel
months to two years Imprisonment, l
IL said the punishments may be cumu
lative, so that one defendant charge
with more than one offense may fac
a punishment equal to the accumulate
penalties for all his ~offenses.
The iron workers union, whose head
quarters are In I~ndianapoli has abou
$4,000 members, with 107 local unions Il
the United States and Canada. 500
after 1t became known his official
were to be indicted MI. Ryan aske,
the members of the union to ESTABLISH
a special fund of $40 0 a month. 1t |
believed this fund now will be utilize,
for defense at the trials.
Correspondence between the iroI
workers international headquarter
here and the officers Of many loca
unions are said to have shown tina
business agents had knowledge of tn
system of dynamiting against struc
lures under construction by employer
who maintained the ''open shop" an
1t is charged that 'jobs'' often were ar
ranged by letter.
NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Three person
were arrested here today by Unite,
States deputy marshals upon war
rants issued upon indictments foun'
by the grand jury at Indianapolis II
connection with the alleged dynamit
ing conspiracy.
The men arrested in Manhattan ar
Frank c.. Webb. former member of tn
executive board of the Internationa
Association Of Bridge n Structure
Iron Workers; Patrick f. Farrell