Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

Ing reports in those newspapers of the governors alleged friendship for the I. W. W. This was the case in which the well-known My Dear Mike" letter was made public.
 In Phoenix, Mir. Carr was in charge of the Investigation for the county attor- ney in the case against the Chinese accused of the murder of the Holt boy about three years ago, and also the case in which Mrs. Ethel Butts was charged with having killed her sister in-law,
 MT. Carr has done the greater part of his work as an investigator in Ten nessee and in the large cities of the Pacific coast. During the war he was employed by the United States gov ernment as a special investigator on the railroads. devoting his time to the search for spies.
 His biggest job in Tennessee was completed in Memphis several years ago when he was in the employ of the collector of internal revenue in that
 state At this particular time the
 state prohibition law in Tennessee was
 being openly defied, eeen by officials,
 and the government resolved to make
 a definite effort to enforce the statutes
 concerning fntoxicants. Carr. in 9
 master stroke. closed every one of hun dreds of saloons that had been running
 'wide open" in Memphis. For this
 work he was given a letter of appre-
 ciation by the collector. W. A. Dunlap. The greatest case on which Carr worked on the Pacific coast was per haps that arising out of the dynamiting of the Los Angeles Times building In this case it was Carr who succeeded in locating a woman, Marie Latter q notorious anarchist for whom a search
 had been instituted in every part of 1 the United States. Carr found her l living quietly Tn the best residential section of Los Angeles. During this 1 trial he also had charge of George Davis, one of the principal witnesses 1 for the state, who was known as one
 of the most expert dynamiters in the country and who. according to Carr | has now reformed and has become 9 | bridge contractor.
 | In Los Angeles he was in charge oi ! investigations concerning the Los An ! geles Investment company scandal. ir which that company was accused oi | having used the mails to defraud
 After a trial lasting more than two
 months, the president, vice-presiden'
 and secretary of the company were
 sent to the penitentiary.
 Another prominent case with whiol
 Carr was identified was the Standard. ] Murphy oil case, as it is known, 1T which more than $75,O00,0OO was in
 volved. Another was the case agains one McGuire, accused of having placed q gasoline bomb under the home O Oscar Lawler, prominent Los Angele attorney, the resultant explosion hay ing seriously injured Lawler and hi
 wife and totally destroyed the house
 Mcclure was brought to the count
 attorneys office for examination afte
 his arrest, and, the attention of tn attorney having been distracted iron
 him for a moment leaped from tn office window and was dashed to deatl on the pavement II stories below Lately Carr was identified with tn
 case arising out Of the Kidnapping c Baby Marie Osborne in Los Angeles Tn all these cases Mir. Carr has bee given splendid testimonials, one c which comes from Governor Stephen of California.
 During the Spanish American wa MT. Carr served on the brigade stat z of Gen. John A Wiley, tenting wit Major Archibald Butts, and seein practically all the active work of tn I American army in Cuba All in all, h has had more than 20 years experienC as an investigator of crime.
 Tn speaking of his work with th county attorneys office here, Mir, Gal said yesterday:
 T am here only to further the 1T \ terest of the county attorneys offiC and to carry out his plans for increase efficiency in his office and the givir of assistance to the public at larg In connection with this I want tI people of the county to bring to IT