St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-01-04

tjaiy at Leasenworth KAN, t0-da.
was imposed % punishment upor
tAirty-three labor union officials, con
ylcted of having engaged in the de
otruction of property by dynamite
] ever On area extending from Bostor
to Los Angeles.
Frank n. Ryan, president OF the
Iron Workers international Union
whose strikA was given ~ the mo-
tive for promoting the dynamite
plots. was sentenced to seven years
Imprisonment, the heaviest punish
mont Of al. n,
OF the thirty-eight men convicted
N conspirators and aiders in the Nc
Namara dynamiting schemes, eight
all anlliated with Ryan, were given
prison terms of six years eacn.
Two men each were given four
years, tWelvesmen each were gwen
three years, four men eacn were glv'
en two years, six men eacn were si.-
en- one year and one day. ana slA
men, including Edward CLARK. o'
CINCINNATI, . dynamiter VINO con
fessed, were allowed their hoerty On
suspended sentences.
10 Go TO leavenwortli.
illumination Of those VINO receiseu
suspended sentences LETT tnirty-lnree
Who are to 60 to Leavenwortn' WneIe
the shortest sentence Will De one year
and /one day. "a
81 the liberation Of hiram .
Wine. q former ofactal OF the car,
penters' union, Alaf 4. Trevitmoe o. o.
San Francisco, remained as the onls
Iahor union 0facial among the priS-
oners not relsted to the iron WORK.
era' union. But 1t was Tveitmoe wn
vas charged by the government WIT
havirr connived with President RyaI
and NcNamara for the destruction
az life and property on the Pacine
coast. It Was TveitmOe who agar!
~ referred to by the government
hefore the Jury as - murderer wnt
ourht to be sent to San Quentl
nrison along with the McNamaras.
List Of Sentences.
The following are the sentence
seYen yearsrFrank NJ. Ryan. Chs
caeo. president Of the Internattona
I sArsocietion Of Bridge and Etructurai
Iron Workers.
Six years-O.af A.. Tveitmoe. sa:
Francisco, secretary Of the Californi;
Building Trades Council; Herbert S
HOckin, former secretary OF the iro.
workers union and formerly of Dc
troi; John T. Butler, Buffalo, vic.
president Of the union; Eugene A
Clancy, San Francisco; J. e. Munsey
Salt Lake City; Philip A. Cooley
New Orleans: Frank C. Webb, New
York; Michael ]. Young, Boston.
Four years-John III. A,orry, st.
Louis; Peter ]. Smith, Cleveland.
Three Charles N. Beum, Of
! Minneapolis; Henry w. Legleltner
Denver; Ernest G. w. Basey, Indian.
apolis; Edward Smythe. Peoria, Ill
VIM. e. Reddin. Milwaukee; MUIR:
Il. Pennell. Springfield. ILL.,; Paul ]
Kansas City: Michael ]. Harmon
Scranton; George (Napper) Ander.
s0n. Cleveland; Wilford Bert Brown
Kansas City; Michael H. Cunnane
Philadelphia.
Two years-Frank j. Higgins.
Boston; VIM. K. Painter, Omaha;
Frod Sherman. indianapolis; Richard
/ J. Houlihan, Chicago.
Ono year and one day-William C
Bernhard. Cincinnati; Charles j
Wachtmeister. Detroit; VIM. Shupe.
Chicago: james E. Ray. Peoria. III;
Edward E. Phillips. Syracuse. N. ";
Pred Mooney. Duluth.
Suspended sentences r.
Farrell, New York; James Cooney,
chicago: hiram r. Kline, Munme,
/ md; former sorganiser for Carpen-
tors Union III Detroit; Frank J.
Murphy. Detroit !; Edward Clark, Gin
cinstti. confessed dynamiter. who
teatined for the government.
Some Guilty 0f Murder.
From the bench Federal Judge Al
bert B. Anderson read In connection
with sentencing the men statement
In which he said: sss
THE evidence shows some Of these
defendants to be guilty Of murder
The court said also: THE evi.
dence In this case will convince any
impartial person that government by
: injunction is Infinitely to be preferred
to government by dynamite.
The sentence Of Herbert s. H0ckin
termed the ''loga Of the conspiracy,
and the sentence OF Tveitmoe. wal
received by each Of them without ar
expression. Eugene A. Clancy. Sal
Francisco, and j.. E. Munsey, Sal,
Lake City, both Of whom were charg-
ed with assisting in the escape o1
James b. McNamara from the scene
OF his crime ut Los Angeles, also re
ceived their sentences in silence.
Ryan Remainetl Silent.
When the court issued . genera
invitation to any Of the men to state
what reasons they had, II any, WHY
sentence should not be pronounced
Ryan, too, remained silent.
Steps toward appeals In behalf O
al the prisoners to the United Statee
Circuit Court Of Appeals already have
bsen taken. Chester HI. ,Krum, will
other counsel. appeared today to ar'
range for tho filing of writs OF error
This formality may bs done tomor
row
Meantime. Mr.. Krum said. ther,
was no prospect Of procuring liberty
for any Of the men, through super
aedeas bonds. AN the prisoners art
to 80 to Leavenworth.
Go On SpeeiM Tfain.
What time the special train Ii Il
carry them there, United States Mar.
sAal Edward schmidt refused. q
I afa1e. o g has bsen instructed Z
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