The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-03
CONVICTED 50 IN
DYNAMITE CASE
Jury Returns Verdict Of Guilty on
All Counts.
ONLY TWO MEN WERE ACQUITTED
Convicted Men Immediately Taken
Into Custody and Placed in Jail at
indiarapolis-To Appeal
the Cases.

indianapolis. bee. 3O.-The Tinted
States government with stony ana
decisive sWiitn"ss. tool into cust0I'
thiitN.eight union labor officials con.
vici"d of conspiracy, of promoting ox.
. ''usions On non.uaOu work through.
/ ,u' the land. OF aiding in the dcstrur.
/ ion which brought loss of life AT D
. Nrgol"s. cal. aud uf carving ON e
reign of terror" declared To be u.
para ulrd IT, TIE history OF th" cuun.
try.
AlmOsi The entire executive stan Uf
/ ia" international Association Of Bridge
/ Iud structural hon Workers wa
| convicted Dnl, iva officials of that
union now remain out of Jail. Vt the
| head of the list OF those convict, I
( stands Frank ~ Ryan. the president.
/ Il was IN this union. With l2."nn
! members. that John j. Mcnamara wa
srcirtary.treasurer while he conduct
rd the dynamitinr out OF which the
present convictions grew The con.
Nlriiuns. coming on n scale unpreor.
/ dpnt"d IN = federal court we're an
/ aftermath of the killing OF twenty.
ON" p"rslus In the blowing up of the
/ Los Angelo Times building Oh Octo.
Der t. lrlu.
Many ur those convicted were
charged with knowing only OF loca
explosions on the X or contractors
who Horus"d to recognize the union.
huf Nrfo thus brought into the gen.
pial conspiracy Ryan John T. Nut.
Ter. Sioo president Of the union. ljul.
lalo. Eugene \ Clancy. san Francis.
90: Frank g. Webb. New YORK. Mich.
nol i Young Boston: Phillip \. COO
10y New orleans: Henry W. l."gleit.
urr, Denver. and Charles y. l'eum
Minneapolis were al convicted US
having appropriated out of the unions
funds sl.unu 4 month With which
Mcnamara paid for explosions.
The following defendants in the
d uamriug conspiracy" ease were
found guilty:
Wi'lord Bert l'rown. Kansas city.
William T. Mccain. Kansas city.
Frank VI. Ryan. president lntcrna-
riunal Association of Bridge and Str,lc.
iura Iron Workers.
John T. iiutlrr i.unalo. vice presi.
dent.
lirrbru = llockin. former secrr.
'arN. formerly ~ Detroit.
OLAF \ TNsiImoe. Son Francisco.
secretary Of california Building
! Trades Council.
Eugene A. Clancy San Francisco.
Philip 4. Cooley. New Orleans.
Michael !. Young, Boston.
Frank J. Higgins. Boston.
J. T.. Munsey. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Frank c. Webb. New York.
Patrick +. Farrell. New York.
John II. Barry, St louis
! Paul !. Morrin. 81. Louis.
Henry W l.egleitner. Denver.
Charles y. Bcum. Minneapolis.
william r. Reldin. Milwaukee.
Michael j Cunnane. Philadelphia.
Richard u. Houlihan. Chicago.
James Cooncy. Chicago
| James A. courhlin, Chicago.
william Shupe. Chicago
Edward SmSthe. Peoria, III.
lanes T.. Ray, Peoria. ~.
\lura, l.. ""ruell Springfield. NJ
William G, N'"ihardt. Cincinnati
| F,Hrh X. rdln,rr Omaha
Peter I SmitN. Cleveland.
Gcurg, Anderson, cleveland.
Michael J, iiannon, scranton PA.
i'lwarl T. phillips. syracuse, y. Y.
| "n'l"s Wachimeister, Detroit.
! nh Nurul\ ll.irait
Fr T. Mooney, Dnlu,h
rstrs' ., W l'ascS indianapolis.
'r.d sherman, indianapolis
l'iram r. Kline, Muhcic, Ind. for
oraaniz,r for United Brotherhood
! Carpenters and Joihtors.
Thosc Who Were Acquitted.
| Re "mau q. Scin,'l, Milwaukee
| 2"iol nucll", Davenport