Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1913-01-03
DYNAMNERS
GET SENTENCE
PRINCIPALS in INDIANAPOLIS
TRIAL FOUND GUILTY.
EACH CALLED SEPARATELY
SEVERAL GET SIxYEARS. OTHERS GET
LIGHTER SENTENCES--CASES WILL
BE APPEALED.

bE AffLALED.
Indianapolis, January 3.-Judge An
derson, in federal court, Monday morn
ing refused stay of judgment and
denied the application of the attor-
neys for the defense for new trials in
the cases of the convicted dynemiters.
Patrick Farrell of New York was
summoned before the bar of Judge
Anderson to answer questions regard
ing his attitude toward the dynamit-
ings. Farrell said that he had quit
the union in 1908 and that he had not
held card in it since. This is the
first time in the history of federal
court sitting in this district that the
presiding judge has asked prisoner
questions tending to bring out points
in favor of the prisoner before pro-
nouncing sentence upon him. IL will
never sentence man that believe is
not guilty" declared Judge Anderson.
No final action has yet been taken in
Farrell's case.
Many of the defendants believe that
they will get off without being sem
fenced to serve terms of imprisonment,
and that their punishment will consist
of fines being assessed against them.
All of the convicted men will be
called separately before Judge Ander-
SOD for sentence, and will then be
questioned by the judge and allowed
to make statement.
The court room and the corridors
Of the federal building we're crowded
all day long with the wives the
children and other relatives of the
prisoners, and their sobs and sor
rows and their weeping are affecting in
the extreme.
1t is expected that after sentence
has been pronounced upon the differ
ent defendants convicted by the verdict
of the jury that arrangements will be
made for special train, special depu.
ties and guards and surrounded by
other cautions to prevent an attempt
at rescue, should any be planned, the
prisoners will be rushed to the federal
prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
1t Is stated that an appeal will be
taken in the case of each prisoner,
and that the judge will be allowed to
release each upon bail,
Judge Anderson this morning pro.
nounced sentences as follows, all to
serve time in Fort Leavenworth:
Eugene A. CLANCY, six years.
John T. Butler, six years.
Michael j. Young. six years.
j. E Munsey, six years.
Olaf A. Tvietmoe, six years.
Herbert 8. Hockin, six years.
Frank M. Ryan, seven years.
John h. Barry, four years.
Phillip T. Smith, four years.
Patrick W. Farrell, sentence sus.
pended.
Phillip A. Cooley, sentence suspend
ed.
James Coughlin, sentence suspended.
Frank ]. Murphy, sentence suspend.
ed.
Hiram r. Kline, sentence suspended
James E. Ryes, one year.
William G. Bernhsrdt, one year.
William Shupe, one year.
Edward E. Phillips, one year.
Charles Watchemeister, one year.
Among those who were found guilty
and were sentenced to serve three
years we're Buhm, Pennell, Smythe
Leiglietner, Anderson, Basey, NORM
Reddin and Hannon. Frank Webber
and Patrick Cooley will have to serve
six years for their connection in the
case. MCCAIN and Brown, both OF
Kansas City who were among thu
guilty ones were sentenced to three
years imprisonment.
THE MEN WHO WERE TRIED,
Following is list of the defendant,
in the dynamiting cases, with the yer
dict of the jury:
Those found guilty we're Frank NJ
Ryan, John T. Butler, Herbert 8
Hockin, Olaf A. Tveitmoe, Eugene A
CLANCY, Phillip A, Cooley, Michael j
Young, Frank X. Higgins, ]. e. Nun
sey, Frank c. Webb, Patrick W. Far
rell, John H. Barry, Paul j. Morrip
Henry w. Legleitner, Chss. E. Reddin
Michael j. Cunuane, Richard h. Houli
han, James Cooney. James Cou2h'in
William shupe, Edward smythe, Jame