Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-31
Convicted Dynamite COnSpira-
tors Indulge in q Hearty
Cheer as They Bid Farewell
to indianapolis Jail.
PETITION FOR WRIT OF
ERROR FILED IN COURT
Document Fails to Impress
Judge Anderson While the
District Attorney PronOun.
Ces It Bunch of Junk"
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Indianapolis. Dec. 81. -- a special
train carrying thiTty-three labor union
ofilclals Co LeavenwOrth. Kas.. left
here at 1910 o'clock this afternoon,
over the Pennsylvania railroad The
prisoners left the county jail at l2|
o'clock sharp. Just before they
emerged they Joined In loud cheering
Ed Lewis, Sun Francisco. member OF
the executive board OF the Ironwork-
ers' union, and J, 4, MCClory. acting
secretary OF the union, who are the
only Ofiicials OF the International
union out OF jail we're present tn see
the train on. As the prisoners left
the county Jail McClory and Lewis
tried Ia shake hands with Frank NJ.
Ryan, president OF the union, but
were prevented by the guards.
Strung along the sidewalk were
wives and friends OF the convicted
men. The husbands lifted their hats
TO their wives and told them to be OF
good cheer. and to wait patiently the
expiration OF their terms. The wom-
er we're heart-Eroken and cried un-
inteyruptodly A. the line OF prls-
Unors paced along the wall OF the
county jail the prisoners broke out In
shouts OF farewell that could be heard
on the sidewalk.
The crowds that watched the mel
ancholy procession were quiet Those
who had friends among the convicted
men greeted them and exchanged
words OF comfort. A. soon as the
party entered the train the signal for
departure was given. There was no
cheering as the train pulled out.
Al 1920 O'Clock ATTY guards were
sworn In to accompany tho train, II
WAS expected the train would leave
within n few hours. going over the
Pennsylvania railroad, by way Of Ter
re IIRute. Ind, and st. Louis.
Marshal Schmidt save his special
guards their final instructions just
before noon. The train was com
posed Of two coaches and baggage
car. Sixteen OF the prisoners. with
their guards, occupied the first coach
and seventeen we're placed In the sec
ond. Seats In the coaches we're ar
ranged so that two prisoners would
occupy each seat and directly facing
them would OF theH two guards. The
prisoners were 10 ride backwards. ~
the doors were locked. not tO b'
opened again until Fort Lcavenworih
was reached. and during the night the
prisoners were to be handcuned.
The baggage car was intended to
carry light lunches for the guards
and their prisoners and also the bag
gage of the newspaper correspond
ents. Judge Anderson took under ad
visement today a petition for wri
OF error. nled by the attorneys fol
the thirty-three men under sentence
To LeavenwoTth prison and set Thurs
day morning, at 10 o'clock for a fur
ther hearing. %hen q prayer for
writ OF supersedeas also will he filed
The petition contained more thai
o hundred typewriter pages and sev
eraI times as Judge Anderson read J
he would remark to Judge Chester "
Krum. st. Louis. spOkesmen for tn
defense counsel:
Judge. you'll have 10 get bette
objection than that"
That is for the higher court u
say" replied Mr.. Krum.
But that 10 my Judgment re
sponded Judge Anderson
United States District Auorne
Charles w. Miller, In asking that TN
court delay action. declared much o
the petition was Junk" and that n
wished to have time to 30 over
carefully and eliminate such parts
he said. did not correspond with TN
records. tie asked that the matte
40 over until after New Years Tn
hearing Was In the Judges ehamoer'
Joseph schwaFtE, Chicago who wa
arrested during the dynamile con
soiracy trial on charge OF atlemp'
1nS to obutruct justice by talking {
= witness, was released from jail to
dAy ON his own r0c0eniEance ate
Judge Andersen had AAed MS oa''
DiTtrict Attorney Miller said b
vcuId recommsud the release .
FRED zeisS aiso Of Chicago, wh
wes arrested on the charge OF COZ"
mli,lnR perjury Mbile . witness
tha triaI. James COughlln and jane
cooney OF Chicago, two OF the ~
fendants released nnder "uspenae
sss s.nssnces. we're about the fedel'
hwlIdInE today, saying good bye TO ~
baIlIR and other court euAene
Thsy hoped &C. tpens New years
home. .gfn
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