Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-06
Olaf A. Tveitmoe Of San Fran
cisco Among Defendants
Who Get Another Chance
for Liberty.
NO DOUBT HEART
WAS IN RIGHT PLACE
Prominent Mcnamara sympa-
thizer and Others However
May not Have Actually Par.
ticipated in Crime.
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chicago. Jan. g-The Judgment Of
the federal distric, cour, at indmnap-
oils. sentencing Co prison thirty
members of the International Asso-
citation ~ structural lronwur&ers,
was affirmed today hy the United
states circuit court of appeals here
in twenty -four eases. slS cases were
reversed.
The cases reversed were rou@uded
io the lower court Tor rc-irinl- The
defendants In these cases are. Oini
4 TNoitnOc. s1n FrancisCui william
McKan. Kansas city. Mo.. James u.
HAY. Peoria, lll Richard Houlihan,
chicago, Fred sherman. Indianapolis
william Bcrnhardt, Cincinnati
The sentence Of seven years penal
negvitude against Frank ~ Ryan oi
Chicago. president of the association.
was affirmed There were thirty-two
convictions on charges of conspiracy
10 transport dynamite illegally. Ryan
was the only one of the convicted
men present in court when the de-
cialon was rendered. No effort VIII
bee made by the government TO com
pei the return tu prison Of the men
denied rc-trlai pending the hearins
of their petition FOR rc-hearing OF
the ease u this petition Is denied
q was announced by r.. \ Ioline. ol
counsel Tor the convicted dynamltcrs
that AN appeal viii be taken 10 th'
United states supreme court
Tho decision reads In respect 10 the
appeal of Ryan.
This plaintif was president of ths
na2oCiation and its active manager
Letters written by him at varioui
stages show his familiarity with th'
long course of destroying open shoI
structures RYAN wrote the lettel
suggesting that reports of eXpendi
lures were discontinued while oul
trouble is on He signed an of th'
checks presented In evidence as uso'
tor the purchase of explosives. ny
ans own testimony confirms the cvt
donces of his compiciiy."
Concerning Eugene A. clancy o
san Francisco. the decision state
that his consplrng with the McNa
maraE and Herbert f. HoCkin, who b
serving his sentence. 10 blow up th'
Liewellyn iron works nt Los Angelo
and for explosions in the east. ar
concluslvcly proven
Michael J. Young Of Boston. th
decision holds 60 have been provel
guilty Of conspiracy ln connection
with explosions in Boston. Springfield
Fall River ana Somerset.
The appeal of Frank G. webb q
New York WAS rejected on the hasi
of letters by him and testimony D.
Ortie McManigal whose evidence IRE
quently is rofoTrod to hy the couri
Phillip a. Cooley Of New Orleam
member OF the executive committe
ct the Iron Workers and John 2
Butlef of Buffalo. second vice rrea
dent az the organization. were hcl
TO be active consplrators with th
Mcnamara
John ". Berry of ST. Louie audile
the books OF the association wit
special reference to explosion e,
pondlturos. as did Charles \. Heui
of Minneapolis. according 60 the d
ciaion
Henry ". Legleitner Of Pittsburg
personally delivered 10 John McNi
mara case for carrying nitro-Nly
crime ana was active IN planning 81
ploaiona
Ernest W. nasey of indlannpol
also audited explosion expenses an
made threats against non-unlon iol
which threats were executed, Il vi
shown.
j. E Munscy of Salt Lake city
declared to have personally asaiat'
James Mcnamara In EXPLOSIONS
Salt Lake.
Peter J. smith 0f Cleveland. I
was chiefly duplicated on McMnr
gals evidence Paul n. Morrin
st Louis, william y. Reddin. of nj
waukoe Mlohaei j. Harmon of scra