The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09
ONLYPARDONC CAN
KEEP THE IRON
WORKERS OUT
Of PRISON
United States Supreme Court
Refuses to Review COnvic-
ton in the Famous Dyna-
hitting Cases
AND ASSOCIATES
HAVE LONG TERMS AHEAD

the conviction in "a 'aNuuuitihs
cases Ut Frank NJ. Ryan and twenty
three other members of the iron
Workers union. only a pardon can
now keep The convicted men from
the pen%itentiaiyh
The conviction off Ryan aud h hs-
sociatcs In the iut,rnati nfi Asso'iH
ton OF Bridge ami Structural iron
workers followed the dyunmitlne "l
the Los Angeles Times and other
structures throughout the country
The government sought o. show that
approximately one hundred different
explosions had taken place hs "a re-
suit of the dynamite conspiracy"
Tho sensational confessions of the
McNamarns attracted great attention
20 the cases.
Those who sought 10 hnvo the "a
premc court Interfere with their con-
vlctions and lost to-day were Frank
N. Ryan. John u. Barry. Eugene A.
Clancy. Michael j. Young. Frank g.
Webb. Philip g. Cooley. John r. But
Ter. j. g. Mansey. Peter j. smith
Charles ~. Beum. Henry W. Les
leightuer. Edward Smythe, George
Anderson. Ernest w. Bascy. ". Burt
Brown. Paul ~ NORM. William r.
| Rcdd.n. Michael J. Cunnauo. Michael
j. Hannah. Murray L. Penncll, Frank
}. Higgins, Frank r.. Painter, Wil-
liam shuppe and Fred MooneN
Tho government dld not lndict the
labor leaders on charges of blowing
M the buildings. but with conspiracy
To carry explosives on Interstate trains
on which passengers were riding.
The prosecution of RYAN ana his
associates resulted from the arrest 81
Ortie Mechanical I'M connection with
the blowing up ~ the Los Angeles
Times building. one of IA, grounds
on which the supreme court WAS
asked 10 review the ease WAS that
McNanlgHl being a C~u-defcndant,
should not have been permitted u
testify against the others.
Ryan was sentenced to seven years;
| Clancy. Young. Webb. Cooley. Bui
Ter and Munsey, 60 six. barry and
| smith % -four; Beum. L"Elcigtner,
| Smythe. Anderson. Hascy. Brown
NORM Reddn-Cupnap@ &tp nnan ans
| Pcnncil. three. Higgins anu Painter.
two chuppe and Mooney. n year
and ~ day.
whose citizens had been murdered ana
outraged.
1--WE owe q duty to the Mexican rco.
| pie themselves; and we a duty 60
humanity which he cannot escape,
said he.
'ro deter action ls 60 a~ggrayate the
| conditions and invite more serious
| consequences
Fist u Outragc-.
The following iist Of outrHRes on
800 49, H.w.#nmnLnu Nm
Mexico was submitted by senator Fall.
Mrs. Anderson. daughter ana neigh
Dor boy killed June %. 1914. Chihua-
han. murderets arrested served six
months In Jail and released. Madero's
soldiers.
Mabel Richardson little girl. out
ragged. Colonia Junrez No attempt Ca
punish perpetrators.
James y Harvey. killed, State 81
Chihuahua, May 1912, and mutilatad
with a spade: nothing done.
william Adams, Killed July Q, 1912,
with his daughters arms around him,
by Mexican officer. Nothing done.
Thomas Fountain. killed after court
martial By salazar az Parral. after
warning from Washington. salaEar
later arrested this side II the border
chursod with smuegnng and later re-
jloasod. Vow held at Fort Bliss
Joshua stevens. killed near Colonin
pacheco. Mexico. August 20, 1912 in
defending daughters from attack
Johnny Brooks. Texan, killed al
Colonia Chuichupa, chihuahua In
1918. lie killed his a%ssuilant. Por-
uilo.
Mathew Gourd and two daughters.
assaulted near Tampico, July 26, 1918.
Rogers Palmer Englishman. killed
because OF failure 90 open safe az
Durango, about june iS. 1913
Carlos Won brands and l.. W Ei-
der Americans wounded about same
time by explosion of bomb.
a.. W. stopp. American. fnot or
failure 20 pay Eve hundred pesos rom
som.
A. W. Laurilaui. English subject
stripped. beaten. shot, and lott ioi
lead about same time.
Edmund Hayes. American. employ
Of MADEIRA company, also Robert
Thomas. American citizen negfo'
killed az MADEIRA ny Mexican feder9I
officer santa CnrnNco. arrested and
later discharaed.
y. stowe. shot in chihuahua hy reh'
ois IN 1918. Nothing done.
benjamin Griffin. nucher, murder.
ed July 3, 1913. near Chieuhupa hy
bandits.
John II. Williams, mining enginecr.
killed by stray bullet March 5 1918
when rebels attacked Nacszari
Boris nnrnw consulting %enkincer
Killed On attack on'NueVo B~uenoavistl
February ~, 1918.
y. O. Wolf mining engineer, mar
dered July iG. 1913. hy outlaws b.
northern sonora.
Mrs. 49, ~. Hoimes killed hy shell
during the homhnrdment ~ Mexlc,
City. February 1919
| Frank ward, shot in back hv ban
dts in home near Yago, repic terri
} tors. April y. 1913.
y JOHN = ~ Howard, United states
customs Inspector, asraHsinaied neat