Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-13
Shot Without Warning.

James Cascio. both Of New Orleans.
La, were shot to death in an italian
barber shop today by two unknown
assailants who entered the shop and
suddenly started firing with shotguns
without warning.
about figures in the recent series Of
bombinEs and beatings which culmi-
mated Wednesday in the killing of
two policemen, frightened perceptibly
today. authorities said. with the OBJ
tanning of partial confessions from
three of the approximately $50 labor
men under arrest and the arrest Of
three more, one in st. Louis, Mo.
Identification Of the actual slayer0
was imminent, police said, as the
drive, against those responsible for
the recent disorders was continued.
Additional indictments and arrests
were to be expected today, thes au-
thorfties said. Eight men already are
under murder indictments and are
being held without bail. Included are
"Btg Tim" Murphy. head OF the gas
| Council. ana Con. Shea Of the the
atrical janitors' union. The confess
sions obtained. it is underst ood, deal
| with the recent operations of these
ithree. Two of the men said to have
confessed are Isadore Braverman OF
the Fixture Hangers union. and
Robert M: Mccloud. indicted with
Murphy. Nader and Shea. and Harry
(Smash) Hanson. Hanson appeared
| with counsel in superior court and
made a special request that he be
kept in custody and not released on
writ Of habeas corpus.
y To Report Developments.
Sensational developments are ex-
pected to be made public within the
next forty eight hours, it was indi-
Gated after discussion Of police
heads, assistant states attorneys and
leaders of civic organizations inter-
ested in ending in Chicago what has
been termed gang rule. war between
police and labor and terrorists plots.
! I'VE are extremely gratified with
the situation In the last "a hours,
said Charles c. Fitzmorris. chief Of
police.
Hanson has implicated Nader a.
an actual member Of the auto slugg-
ing gangs He has proven Murphy 10
the real leader Of the terrorism plot" :"
| Condeznn Violence.
Resolutions condemninE violence In
labor disputes and expressing regret
over slain policemen were adopted
+; last night by a meeting of the Build
ing Trades Council. In the absence
! Of Nader. the meeting was presided
over by James Harty. vice president,
and James J. Conroy. who was re-
| leased Thursday night.
At meeting of the carpenters
district council. one of the orEaniza-
tions bitterly opposed to the Landis
| wage award, over which disputes
! which led to the present chaotic con-
dition arose, the members reaffirmed
their former action in breaking away
from the Building Trades Council.
Other DevesofunnenEs.
The other principal Developments
Of the third day Of the crime drive
were:
Assistant states attorneys assigned
to the Investigation were delug0d
with anonymous letters threatening
the life OF Chief Fit2m0rris aud .
general con6aax1tion in Chicago 'ff
one lAbor man remains in jail by sun
set Saturday"
Damage suits Of $4,000 each al
leging false arrest and imprisonment
were filed against police ohiciab by
| Attorney NJ. L. Thompson, Emmett
Flood. general organizer Of the AM
erican Federation Of Labor; Emmett
Jr., his son, a member Of the fixture
hangers union. and his daughter.
Evelyn Flood, all of whom were
| taken in Wednesdays raids.