Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-02-16

saying. Mike wants TO see your
friend (meaning McManigaD that was
in the east once before. Can you get
him to come here to do Il job for
me? Mike will furnish finances"
That Mcnamara wrote to Webb in
answer that the Boston and New York
jobs were being considered.
That Webb wrote again to McNa-
mara describing the new opera house
in Boston, telling where derricks could
be blown up and when the guards We're
on and off duty.
That Mcnamara, in 1909, wrote let
ters to powder companies, negotiating
for explosives, the negotiations being
similar to those which resulted in
the blowing up of the Los Angeles
Times.
That Mcnamara wrote to p. j. Nor
rim. st. Louis, in March, 1910. about
jobs that later were blown up there.
That Charles Beum, at Minneapo-
lis, in April, 1910, wrote Mcnamara
that he had taken photographs OK
non-union jobs that were in course oil
construction and would send them 20
him.
That Ryan from New York, writ
Mcnamara, in April, 1910, as follows.
I'm regard to the McClintic- Mar
shall Jobs, let Legleitner attend to the
Jobs in his district. Let Butler attend
TO the Jobs at Buffalo and Rochester.
Hockin arranged for the Cleveland
Detroit and Cincinnati jobs. Nor
rim can attend to Mount Vernon. Wepb
is now at South Bethlehem. Will also
send him to Worcester, Mass, Daven-
port, Iowa. Peoria can be hahdied
bv Hockin. Chicago is at work on
the. jobs there. Let Cooley work on
bunch at Chalmette. | will take up
the job at Jersey City with some one
in As. This should be started at
once"
That in response Mcnamara. wrote
TO Ryan two days later:
81 am writing Legleltner, Butler ana
Hockin amout the work of the NC
Clintic- Marshall company. l nave
already written Cooley about the WORK
of above named concern at Chal-
mette."
.That Ryan wrote from New York
to Mcnamara in April. 1910. in regard
to the dynamiting for the benefit OF
LEGAL union at Peoria. as follows: :
'In regard to the Peoria request, !
am of the same opinion as yourself
What is spent there should be through
Hockin I don't mind expending
reasonable amount in view of all the
circumstances.
That Morrin wrote to Mcnamara
from st. Louis in May, 1910, reporting
an inspection trip he had taken 70
Mount Vernon, where structures were
blown up, as follows:
my friend Coleman took me
around to show me where the erup-
ton took place. II seems as tnousn
thew don't want a recurrence OF the
affair, as / counted ten watchmen
and a couple of others proving
around. | think they were fly mugs
and ] was not all through the build
ing. The Big Four extension to Evans
willie will cross the Wabash about
four miles from Mount Carmel. Ill.
wish If President Ryan would happeh
around the main office of the BIG
Four he would try and ind OUT VINO
has the job. ,,.,
That Mcnamara replied to Morrin
that he had forwarded his letter 10
That ~ x. Painter WROTE 10 MeNa-
mara from, Omaha in May, 1910, IN
regard TO lob of the Wisconsin
Bridge Company. which was damaged
by an explosion, as follows:
"They have no police protection
within ten blocks of the job. rms Is
a power house for the street car conf
pany. Hope If there is any way you
could give us help to straighten up
the JOD YOU VIII wv ~ fNo
the second big non-union job in TINS
city"
That Mcnamara replied TO Painter,
that he would Try to help him out.
That Mcnamara wrote to Hockin al
To,eio. in June, 1910, in relation tc
the expense account of Bryce %.
h. Mcnamara saying he mad ior-
warded Hockin's report TO Preslueh'
Ryan fh his Information.
That Mcnamara wrote to Edward
Smythe, at Peoria, In August leio' III
preparation for McManigai visit' as
follows:
"You can expect to see your friend
Thursday evening on the Big -Four
train. | would suggest you be at the
depot TO meet him: You need not nee
essarilv get in touch with him, but
he wants you to put him onto the
ropes"
That Murray l.. Pennell write TO
Mcnamara from Springfield. ILL.,, in
October, 1910, as follows:
say. Mac, there has just arrived
seven carloads of steel and one hoist
ing engine for the interurban job Of
McCiintic- Marshall. and l want to
know what we are going 10 do. Please
see to this at once.
That Mcnamara replied:
Rest assured ! will be on the fnb.
That Mcnamara, in March, l9ll,
wrote Pennell at Sprigfield:
Il am surprised at 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 well as those that lepVe
it,"
That Olaf A. Tveitmoe wrote 10
Mcnamara from San Francisco after
the Los Angeles Times explosion, un-
der date of December 19. 1910, as
follows:
Trusting that Santa Claus will ne
as kind AMI generous to you with sur
prises and presents of the season as
he is to us in the. Golden State. We
beg to remain yours sincerely, etc.
That in letter to Young at Boston.
on August 2S. 1910, Mcnamara after
discussing union business. added:
Il would suggest that you get busy
at your end in other lines. II you
need any assistance let me know and
u may he possible for me TO help yo1
In . quiet way.
Tnat in a letter 10 Morrin IN May
1910, Mcnamara said;
"The McClintic company are having
their troubles all along the line, ac-
cording TO reports. judge IRON
YOUR letters that their margin OF
profit. when they get through payins
guards detectives. etc. will be small
over in Cleveland they admit being
$50. 600 TO the had on the Viadact job
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