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CHICAGO UNION
MEN STAY IN JAIL
Petition For Habeas Corpus
So Writ is Denied.
CITY III Estate OF WARFARE"
SLAUGHTER g Policemen Results in War
to Finish With Ex-Convicts Posing
as Labor Leaders.

,hira.H. May L. netilrin% thal Ii.
agreed with The ruIl,ru;inn lAadr by
ilir police. hal "tliic;l@" is i'll i S,:t!t
.t Warfare" Judge kinhh,un scranton
refused IL issue Wril> uf li:lhra> cor
nus rrlnaSiu" Cornelius Shea and john
Ialrrrll. tabor leaders. arrested i'll
CONNECTION with The killing of NV" ~"
licelutu during 4 series Of labor bomb
inY>
Shea. an tX-cnnvict who once served
i term in Sin" Sing. is head Of one
element. of The Transfers Union. LAT
frrty i Il lieutenant to Big Tim
Murphy. known us Chica="'> lI,'"1'
cZar.
George German. assistant states al
torney. in opposing Wrl> Of hah":'S
corpus for the men. said thicas" WITS
in state Of warfare and 10 rtie;i>''
these men would mean more murders,
more bomIing> and more violence.
Judge Sr;i..,,l, '":L Mr.. German that
he agrC ti '',:''"ul H., warfare AND
denicH he. W!'ii>.
Al 1.l, same time .Iil,tgr .I"~rp!, Dat
vil refused Ia release Big I.Hi Muir
ply AMI Fred Nader. !he latter III tx
convict ana head "f lhe EuiiLin.
Trades
All law enforcement organizations
in She city are united in what police
Iti.lI II ti-hI 10 the finish with "r@all-
iZr,i labor" More than 100 labor lead
er>. including Big Tim" Murphy. Cor
nelius Shea and Fred Nader. presi-
dent Of The Building Trades Council,
are among those under arrest. Raids
on labor headquarters brought in Ia
Dor bosses by the score.
The Nv" partly identified us. lie
>layrr> are. police say. iSadore Drawer,
man and Max Glass. Brarerman i
automobile when Lieutenant Lyons
was killed. and he was pointed out
hy James A. Mcclellan and Frederick
blank. patrolmen. who were in the cal
with Lyons when he was shot 10 death
and when Albert Moeiler, patrolman,
was seriously injured. The idenlifi-
cation is nor positive. as Brarerman ;
family has advanced an alihi for him.
Glass. who is 4 member IF the glaZ,
ier> union, was arrested in raid OH
union headquarters and WAS pointed
out by Il man who said he was an eye
witness. as the slayer Of Thomas
Clarke. patrolman, who was on guard
at building which previously had
been attacked.
James I.afferty, d third suspect, who
has been at liberty under heavy bond
in connection with mail robbery.
was partly identified by Policeman
Blank as the third man who rode in
the death car.
Charles C.. FitZmurri>, chief of the
police. said he believes the men were
only hirelings Of the ''higher-up" fore
es in organized labor circles, putting
into action a conspiracy TO overIarow
the citizens committee and the Lands
wage award. a decision handed down
by X. VI. Lands. former federal judge
then acting as arbiter. which was in
tended to settle labor disputes between
members of the Building Trades Coun-
ell and the labor unions. The citi-
ZenS Committee was formed TO aid in
enforcing this decision.
.Ehe slaughter of the two police
men is The inevitable result Of the
tactics employed by Fred Nader, Tim
Murphy, Cornelius Shea and other
hoodlums and ex-conyicts who have
gone about posing as labor leaders.
Ci::rf FitZmorris said. Now that they
want war the police department will
give it to them. have instructed of
hcers to round up all these hoodlum>
and place them under lock and key.