The evening world., 1913-01-04
LABOR LEADERS
RAISING BAIL IN
DYNAMITE CASES
Nseion.W Wide Campaign On 10
Get 100000 to Free Men
Court May Restrict Bonds.

On00A0O. Jan. (-Directed from TIM
ciey. . nationwide campaign began to
day to raise bonds Of ti.07o.ooo for IN,
thesystwo dynamite conPirsters whit
wses offered release from the Fedora
p0itsntiary ~ L.eavenworth on q wri
Of su0srsedsa srantsd yesterday b,
~ ucitcd States Circuit Court OF Az
Sanls hsee.
ne poAn OF the attorneys for the con.
v4see1 men II TO ra,se the money FROM
among the local unions OF the Iron
WosAers. 30 which the men are a..
teAhsd. Attorney K. y. Zoline Of Chi.
cAge. Who 10 In charge Of the campaign
TO Yaiss the bonds. said to-day that q
large part Of the necessary amount had
already been pledged In Chicago.
Forms OF bonds have been mailed out
10 different parts Of the country and tel
Grams sent 10 the union Leaders every.
whore b urge them TO e, started.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. A-0ov.
sramsnt onciais conferred to-day con.
corning the expected results Of the &C.
tssn In CHICAGO OF the United sta.ss
Circuit Court Of Appeals In granting
rsghts 10 bonds to thirty.two OF the
labsr union ot5iciais now confined In the
Fe1sfai prison At f.eavenworth.
Dtseriet.Attornsy Charles W. Miller
returned from Chicago and talked with
TU1sral Judge Albert u. Anderson, BY
vAsm the bonds must be approved.
= Was stated Q wide discretion rests
Win Judge Anderson a. 20 the kind Of
bonds. although the amounts have been
died BY the higher curt The judge
may require bonds from residents OF the
district Of Indiana and insist that where
real estate 10 the surety the value OF
the property In each case shall be
tvtss - high - the bonds.
TIE Court already stated during the
TRIAL that indemnihsd bonds. or bonds In
which the bon0-msn are secured against
ioss. are not acceptable. II was 40.
clarsd that II We Judge insists upon he
limlta lions he set out In the trial the
attorneys for the convicted mea will be
confined 10 Indiana In their search for
boudsmcn.
william y. Hardiag. one Of the attor.
nsys for the men. returned from Chi.
caso to-day to begin at once before
Judge Anderson action looking toward
the release OF the prisoners. A. seon a.
ths bonds are granted here attaches Of
the United states NaUhars ollos will
be sent to Lsavsnworth 70 bring the
prisoners back 10 India naDoiis In custody
for their later rslsass.
oAN raiANCisCO. Cal. Jan. 1.-The
bonds for tine release Of Tveitmoe and
Clancy from the Federal prison at Fort
I-savenworth viii be quickly raised here.
according to announcement to-day by
y. II. Mccarthy. former Mayor.
The release Of the two men 10 GER
taia." he said. "Fivs San rrAncscans
pledged ees.oe within IN hour after news
Of the action OF the Chicago Appeals
Court was received. The balance will
be forthcoming In q day or two
LEAvENWORTH. Kan. Jan. 1.-THE
reason for excluding ell visitors from,
the Federal peniten<iary hera became
known this afternoon. when u VAS
learned that several letters threatening
the offlcials Of the prison and the
Government agents who delivered the
dynamite conspiracy prisoners. had been
received. Even newspa psrmsn were NOT
permitted 70 enter the prison gatx this
aftrnoon.