United labor bulletin., 1913-01-02

OUeTS.
The men convicted, their residence.
and the organization they belong to, fol-
lows:
Frank NJ. Ryan. Chicago; president In
ternatlonai Association Bridge and Struc-
tural 1ronworkers.
Herbert .. Hockin, Indianapolis; sec
retary-treasurer International Associa-
ton Bridge and Structural Ironworkers.
John T. Butler, Buffalo, first vice pres
ident International Association Bridge
and Structural Ironworkers.
Olaf A. Tveitmoe, San Francisco: sec
retary California Building Trades coun-
Gil.
E. A. Clancy. San Francisco: member
executive board International Associa-
ton Bridge and Structural Ironworkers.
James E. Munsey, Salt Lake; business
agent Ironworkers.
Frank K. Painter, Omaha; business
agent Ironworkers' local
Peter ]. Smith. Cleveland; business
agent Ironworkers' local
George (Nipper) Anderson. Cleveland:
| business agent
Frank K c. Webb, New York: former
member executive board International
Association Bridge and Structural Iron
| workers
Paul j. Morrin, ST. Louis: business
agent Ironworkers' local
John H. Barry, St Louis: business
agent Ironworkers' local
william E. Reddin. Milwaukee, nnan-
cial secretary and business agent Iron,
workers local
Richael ]. Cunnane. Philadelphia;
Ironworkers' local
henry W. Legleitner. Denver and
Pittsburg; ex-member executive board
International Association HraSp> nndl
kStructural Ironworko7a.sS .sSness - sss7
Charles A Wachmefstsr. Duoru1ts urvn>
local -
Frank J. Murphy, Detroit; busine...
agent Ironworkers' local
Richard Houlihan, Chicago; financial
secretary lronworkers' local No. 1.
James Cooney. Chicago, business agsp,
ironworkers' local No. /.
James Coughlin. Chicago; business
agent Ironworkers' local NO. l.
William Shupe, Chicago; business
agent lronworkers' local No. 1.
Ernest G. w Basey, Cincinnati; bust
ness agent Ironworkers' local No %.
William Bernhardt, Cincinnati. finap
cial secretary local. 1910.
h l. Phillips. Syracuse; secretary
treasurer Ironworkers' local
James E. Rhea. Springfield, Ill; presi
dent Ironworkers' local
! Edward ,ried) Smythe. Peoria, Ill:
president lronworkers' local
SAucll. SpTlQEnelQ. Ill
president Ironworkers' local, l9O9-1I
w Bert Brown, Kansas City. Mo:
business agent, 1910.
William J. Mccain, Kansas CITY. Mo
business agent
Hiram Cline, Muncie, Ind; general or
ganizer.
Michael j. Young. Boston: business
agent lronworkers' local.
Charles Beum, Minneapolis. business
agent Building Trades council.
Michael j. Harmon, Scranton, Pa: bus
mess agent Ironworkers' local.
Phillip A Cooley. New Orleans: mem.
ber executive board International Associ-
alton Bridge and Structural Ironworkers.
Frank j. Higgins Springfield Mass
New England organizer
Patrick Farrell. New York; member
executive board International Associa-
ton Bridge and Structural Ironworkers.
Fred ]. Mooney. Duluth; financial sec
retary lronworkers' local.
Fred Sherman. Indianapolis.
Two men We're found not guilty. They
are:
Herman G. Seiffert, Milwaukee. bust
ness agent Ironworkers local.
Daniel Buckley, Davenport. Iowa; bus
mess agent lronworkers' local.
Seven years at hard labor in the fed
eral penitentiary was the heaviest pen
atty imposed by Judge Albert b. Ander-
sun MOuudy on tne tnlrty-elSul noted Ia
bor leaders, branded felons by Jury In
the dynamite conspiracy case. This was
the pnishment meted out to frank M.
Ryan, president of the International Az
sociation of Bridge and Structural Iron
workers. and was one year more than
was given to the other men who were
considered Ryan's chief ueutenants In
destroying the works OF the American
Bridge company throughout the country.
Judge Anderson. imposed the following
sentences:
Clancy, Butler. Young. Munsey, Tviet-
moe. Cooley Webb and Hockin, six years
in Leavenworth
Barry and Smith. four years each
Farrell. cooney, Coughlan. Murphy.
Kline. suspended.
Bernhardt. Ray. Shoupe. Phillips and
wachmeister, one year. one day.
Higgins, Painter. Houlihan. Shiremnn.
two years.
Beum, Pennell. Smythe, Legleitner.
Anderson. Basey. Mvrrin. Reddin. Han.
non, three years each
Mooney. Duluth. one year; Cunnane.
Philadelphia. three years.
Mccain and Brown, both OF kannaa
City. each three years.
Ciarks suspension OF punishment az
ter he had pleaded guilty, throws an In
teresting light on Ortie II. Mechanical.
another confessed dynamiter
Several days after the trial began aud
after the district attorney had produced
before the jury an ivory handled um,