The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-01-08
MUST GO TO JAIL
SENTENCES IMPOSED upon CON.
YICTfD LABOR hER
RYAN GETS seven YEARS

Governnea. b. Dynamite GtxeH 50.
veee Blow Ia Punishment Ina1c<ed
hy Coart Cpoa Thhsy-three iFoa
Workars, Convicted Of PaxfscfFas-
fxa IN GsnHs*c CunzszcE.
,mor.sonnent In the federal sen-
i.en,iary at Fort LeaTeaEeTsn, Aan'.
Monday ses imposed ss 7untshnent
apon thtrty-three labor union oaaesale
convicted Q, Indianapolis Of having
snsased IN tie destruction OF prop
s,ty By dynamite. Frank d. Ryan.
prea,dent Of tho international Asso-
c!a,ioa OF Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers, the strike os which wac
given 60 the motive for promoting
the dynamite plots, rss sentenced 70
seven years' Imprisonment. the Ae&F-
Hest punishment OF all
or thisty-eight mem convicted es
eonspi.a.ors and eiders IN the acNa-
mara dynam!ttns scheme, eight 9th
~ men. all affiliated with Ryan, each
pe.e given prison tezu.a OF six years.
Two nen Tere Etves four yearo
esoa, le men ~eze st~ea three years
each. four mon were given two years
eech, SIX mea were given one year
and one day each. and st1 neR, r.
clud.ns Edward CLARK OF Cincinnati.
dynamiter, Who confessed at the
beginning Of the TRIAL. ue.e allowed
sheir liberty on suspended sentences
Elimination Of those who received
suspended sentences left SO who are
20 go to Leavenworth. whore the
.hoTtes: sentence VIII be one year
nd one day.
By tho liberation Of Hiram r.
S!tre. Q former Official OF tho Car
-en.esa' union. Olaf A. Tvestmoze ct
Saa Frsnoisco remained a. tao oolr
labor union o8c!al among tAs prts-
cnerv no. related with The Iron
Torsers' union. But Il vac TVest-
rore who vas charged by the govern
meut With having eoanived With
Rysn and EeSanars for tho desruc-
ton. Of life and property on the Pa-
cIRc ooas- It wa Tyeitnora 1ho
again end again vss referred TO eJ
the government before tbs Jury "a
the murderer who ought to Be To
| San Quentin pr4son. along WITH the
VcNaneras."
From the bench. Federal Iudse AZ
| hert B. Anderson read IN connection
With sentencing tho meo state
rent In which he said:
The ev!teoes shows some OF these
| defendants TO be guilty OF murder"
The court said also the evidence IN
this case Will convince any impartial
| person that government By intune-
ton !s Infinitely to be preReFred 70
| government BY dynamite.
/ TIE sentence Of Herbert 8. Roes'n.
termed "the Isso OF the conspiracy" "
and the sentence Of Tveitmo.e ware
received By each Of them without any
eSpreasson-
Eueeoe 4. Clancy Of San Francisco
md ]. e. Aunsey Of sah Lake City.
both OF whom were charged with as-
.ist!ns IN tho escape OF james 3. Nc
Vamara from the scene Of h.s crime
1t Los Angeles. also received their
sentenees IN silenca.
When ths court issued sooeral
Invitation to any Of the men TO state
What reasons thev bad. II any. why
| sentence ehou}d rat ee pronounced
,hese men remained seated
Seepa toward appea,s IN behalf Of
,he prisoners 70 the United States
.trcus court Of sppeals already have
neon taken Chester H. Krum. With
,.her couasel. appeared before Judge
Anderson late Monday. TO arrange
sor the fling Of wits OF eYroe. This
,osmality vas done Tuesday.
! Meantime. Nj. Krum said. thsre
was no prospect Of procuring ltborty
eor any Of the NOD through super
sedeas bonds. AL tho pr!aoners are
to go to Leavenworth
What time the special tre!n ls TO
AIRY them these, United States Mar
shall Edward Schmidt refused to
state, as be has been Instructed TO
keep In ebsolute secrecy the aesar-
,ure and route OF the train.
Less than twenty minutes vas re-
1u!r.d BY the court 70 tho work OF
I.c.ueily imposing seo.enees, although
roy an hour and q half before that
..ue Judge Anderson !ovtted each
prisoner to stop up and talk with A'u
a to his degree oS guilt.
Sentences imposed by the Co1-:
apon tho convicted dynamite coaspF
*,ora ere as Soiiowe:
| Seven Years-Frank II. Ryan, Ch:-
| &aso, president Of The international
association Of Bridge and Structural
'ron worAers-
Sfx year-Olef 4 Trettraoee. sso
Frsnciseo. secretary OF tbs California
auildins Trades Council: Herbert
:. Hoohtn. former SECRETARY Of the
iron Wortess' Union. end formerly
Of Detroit: John T. Butter, BuSa!o.
ce-pres.dent az the union: Euseoe
I. Cheney. San Francisco; J. e. fAnn-
,>y. AL. Lake City. Utah; Philip 5.
| Cooley, New Orleans: Frank c.