Arizona republican., 1912-10-02

team mate" in the dynamiting busi- ness.
 That on instructions from Hockin he met Michael J. Young, a member of the executive board in Boston, and Frank C. Webb in New York, about jobs that were to be blown up near those cities. That Hockin wired hi mat Chica- go to return to Indianapolis in Feb ruary, 1910, where he, Hockin, and J T. McNamara talked over a new invention" which consisted of us ing an ordinary alarm clock as q time for fuses Tt was scheme Igby which we could set a bomb and then be miles away when the eX- plosion occurred and so prove an alibi," said McManigal. McManigal also confessed that ex- plosives were hidden in various parts oof the cuntry and carried in suit cases on passenger trains, that he { met various business agents about jobs" and that he received a fee of from $125 to $25O for each job" Following is the governments list ! of the defendants in the dynamite ! cases:
 Frank NJ. Ryan, president of the | International Bridge and Structural 1 IronwOrkers; residence Chicago, ILL: 1 headquarters, Indianapolis. Herbert S Hockin, acting secretary treaseurer of the union.
 John T. Butler, Buffalo, N Y; first vice president. | Eugene A. Clancy, former member l of the executive board and former ! business agent at San Fraciscoo Jhn H. Barry, St. Louis Mo, for mer member executive board 1 Henry w Legleitner, Denver, Col {: former member executive board. l Daniel J. Brophy, Brooklyn, for | mer member executive board. 1 John J. McGray, Wheeling, w. Wa; 1 former member executive board ! (NeVer found after indicted) 1 Michael J. Young, Boston, mem | Der executive board. Charles N. Baum, Milwaukee; for mer member executive board. 1 Michael J. Cunnane, Philadelphia l former buesiness agent local union | James Conney, Chicago, former 1 business agent local union. l J. w. Irwin, Peoria, H.; former secretary treasurer local unio.
 Richard H. Houlihan, Chicago financial secretary local union.
 Edward Clark, Cincinnati, former i president local union.
 William E. Reddin, Milwaukee, l former official local union
 Paul J. Morrin, St Louis, former president local union.
 Daniel Buckley, Rock Island, Ill., former secretary local union.
 w. Bert Brown, Kansas City, Mo-; l former business agent.
 dWard Smythe, Peoria, Ill.,; former secretary and business agent.
 Frank K. Painter, Omaha, Neb. former business agent
 Andrew J. Kavanaugh, Springfield i Ill.,; member local union
 Peter J. Smith, Cleveland business agent.
 Patrick Ryan, Chicago, business 1 agent.
 Herman G. Seiffert, Milwauee buisness agent
 J. F.. Munsey, Salt Lake City. for mer business agent; named in in- dictment also as Jack Bright" who 1 is alleged to have harbored J. B. McNamara after the Los Angeles dis aster.
 Michael J. Hannon, Scranton, Pa, former business agent
 John R. Carroll, Syracuse. N. Y, 1 local union
 Edwerd E. Phillips, Syracuse, N Y, local union William Downhardt, Cinncinati former financial secretary of the To- cal union
 Fred Mooney, Duluth, Minn., for mer financial secretary local union.
 James E. Ray, Peoria, IL, former president local union.
 William Shupe, Chicago, former 1 business agent.
 James Coughlin, Chicago, former | business agent. 1 Frank J. Higgins, Boston, New | England organizer in 1910. Charles Wachtmeister, Detroit, for