Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-11
Release OF Some OF labor
Leaders Held Would
Mean More Murders And
Bomb Throwing, 2 Assist
ant State. Attorney D.
clares; Judge Refuse. t.
Issue Writs OF Habeas
Corpus.

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judge Kbcaham Scanlon todayre-
fusd to issue writs of habeas COR
pns releasing Cornelius Shea and
John Iafferty, labor leaders, ar
rested in connection with the
murder of two policemen yceter-
day morning during a seTies OF
labor bombings. He told the no
licc these two men could be held
at least until Saturday. "
FIRST CASES UP.
The cases of Shea and T.n-
Judee - scanios, Mo- ~ toole GG ne,,1 Up end e
minutes tn r1IIe IN tl,en, at",.
a doarn otfer annIic.sicns 1er
writs OF hal,eas coFnus wr.,p m
before other jude1. Shcs vhp
once served q term in Sinc.. SIM.
is head of one element n tEe
teanlsters' union. Ia6ertv u =
lieutenant of big Tim" Murnlu.
known as O9doae1s labor CO.
who also was arrested.
OPPOSES RELEASE
George German. ..z,.s.,t
states attorney. in onsosin~
writs of habeas c,ornua to- ~
two men, stated thai "Chicaeo is :
in state of warfare as,d ~ ne-
lease these men will only mean
more murders mere bombtnxs
and more violence. -
Judge Soanlen interrupted by
tcufhE Mr.. German that he e
agreed 70 reaease ''Rig Tim" MUIR
phy ana Fred Nader. the katte1
an ex-convict and head Of tho
DuuoinS trades union. judge
DiQ esused to hear ftlopsoae,
lne the case until tomor.
~" Is the request Of the police.
RI
Jaals CROWDED.
Cnlcaso. May 1.-THE jails wer,
ISwoe1 tooay with labor leaders and
1enSIs 1ield IN : connection with tht
- ssvsDoLAo poncemen and th'
OF Two buildings here yes
eoay, wnlch ponce attributed TO la
'oI oAsoroers. Two men have beel
out as resembling men in tn.
..n .oiSTie Nh from Whlcn shols Whicf
.ilieu ierrance Lyons. acung lieu
enans: :, NJ we're nred. rewards totafiinf
la,oov nave oeer onereo Tor the ar
es' VI tne siayers: s5s,< -. NE. ts
Vver ioO Arrested.
More .nan Ivy !aoor leaders. IN
,iuulhs hig llm Murphy. Cornelius
,nea ana fred NADER, president O
ne hulio1hs 1raoes council, arr
lMUns n, tnose unuer arrest:
Inc Two loentffeo as the 5siayers
're; ponce say, isaaore braverman. ~
Luz max 1iass 80.
bra'erman Is SAID to nave tired tht
nous from an automobile whel
Aeutenant Lyons was Killed and: n
Vas poinlea OUT oy James A. NC
Siellan ana Freoerlck Blank. patrol
nan VINO were with lyons when m
was snot 10 oeatn' ana Aloert Moellef
was seriously injured
oiaver1nan ,:s iam1iy mas advanced al
aiioi lor hh' =.
"'ass, VINO Is 1nenper OF TN
la1lers union was arrested IN a rals
on union heaoquaI1efS and was point
80 OUT oy a man VINO SAID ne vas al
eye Wlthess' as tne slayer OF inoma'
eiarke' S0' patfolman, VINO was OF
suaru at oulioins "hcn prevlousl.
'ad oeen atsackeo.
James lAaHerty. tnifo suspect, ma
oeeh unoer neavy nond In connection
WIN i nall roDDery.
;. onarles y. rlCzHorI1s, chief OF po
nce says ne oeueves the men wer'
onS nirennss OF tne nigner up
.orces IN orsanizeo LABOR circles, put
.tns liuu ACTON consplracy 70 over
tnrow the c.ei1ens commlttee Tor en-
lorcement OF the Iano1s wage award
= a oeclsloh Wnlcn was INTENDED 70 SET
.ie W Iaoor ,oisputes between memoer
OIL tne ouliolng traces council ana tn
laoor unions.
Iis II Mfsake.
tnink TINS Is all mistake. Ere
Maoer SAID. I've oeen trying Z
pay cream. we regret the death Q
the pohcemen as much as the omcer
ana "nen the results OF the lnvestiga
non are sl1eed ! oeleve tney VIII nm Z.
blamed for the crime"
rest they have handed me-" Tim Muir