The Washington herald., 1922-05-11
Bombings and Murders
Followed by Seizure of
Labor Leaders. -
$50, ,000 REWARD
FOR ASSASSINS
Killing Of Two Officers
Stirs City-''Big Tim"
Murphy Held.


campaign OF terror which early
this morning resulted In ho,,,At..-.
ana cy,,r,tr.,.s -.
roer OF
wv poi'ce oHcers' Chicago author-
ities marshalled an unprecedented
array of forces and su,c,,-,-.-
-, oo"
'~'Oi heaoQuarters and gunmen's
rendezvous, took into custody more
than 200 suspects.
BY nisbtfau ,h. ,o,.,
hao passed the 200 mark, hundreds
OF union records had been seized
been offered for the,c.n,u,. :, -
assassins. :
orphy Held.
Chieago police openly laid the
campaign of terror AT the 5oor =,
labor. .'Rs9 Tim N,,,-.h-
n, tn C.. ieAoer
Shea, former leader of the 49,.
sers; Fred Mad, ,r..,a-, -,
Chicago Building Trsdas i.S.',-., VI me
branded by Chief of PoItca -
Morris as the men as 1utI,,, |
murders as those wSo .,E,.s1..
| welded the guns smopsr ,h. -
Of labor leaders taken ip,o .,,s,'1.'
The two ofBcers "a ,ba -
met death were PoIjcensn rhos,,.
Clarke and Lieut.. Terrancs 7 -,
Clarke was killed bv fo,,, ,-,,.-,s,,,-
Mhen ne rushed from a bombeo
800 =, ne Sas guarding to the
rsCe n ooihbing at ga
h. oraar.s shot oead when
10 baIt "a .e aOtothooiie
his n,s,,d - n, pa ms hs"ered
! shots why Vi plsto'
A tbird oes.o- r,..,
was wounded MoeIier.
| 'e u" 'iesn City Planned.
Cooperating for the first ,Iua
since their disagreement last fsf..
states Attorney Grove and Chief Of
Ice fltzMorris flung their fult
IN the joint drive 10 sweep
. E clear OF crime. Seven as
s' states attorneys were as
n ASSIST chief F!tzMorris
Fatlon
the pick Of the police de-
LtIneht were swooping down on
aoor headquarters and gunmen's
~HHt| souIs IN an parts Of the city.
hlei FltzMorris. Chief Of Detec-
Ives hughes, States Attorney
1--we ana Edwin r. Sims. presi-
dent of the Chicago crime conuis-
SION heid a long conference during
MnIch details OF the drive were
mapped OUT
Call ON CIttxep,
Ringing a,n..,,
OF Chicaro 20 s,.s nc cls'z.hs
forces "a oehlha the
by Mr. sims 90 ~ Here issued
mittes 10 Anforo. -, '.u '"fn-
The latter orgsni.a,; S,, SSi''
its appeaI win ,be - 80 -. ~
reward fo- m. cs,,, a
) gunner who Ina .me l"rr rr
and wounded poIica,,,, :.
Moehler states A,,al epu
and Chief FitzNorris .si-,,,-
posted ano,bar roy,.rd 81 80
The Chicago Tribune orfers e. ono
Christian F wisbe nresider, "a ~.
West Park BOARD announcer q
ward Of s2.5OO, stating ina, ,bt.
amount probably would be raised
to $4,000 when the board meets
Murphy Shea. Nader and more
than thirty others were arrested IN
spectacular raid on the offices Of
the Chicago Building Trades
rounded up In Murphy's headquar-
tSrs ana the Chicago Musicians'
uer sate Eielded three re-
"'"ie thah i"V ROUNDS ~
and cans .,,ob as - "
Iinp OF bor1hs ro,,,1,..- "a 1.,.L.- y.
feet of fuse we've tsken 60, ~
phv's safe
Following these two raids d.,s,-
tives invaded the headouar,ers ~
the GLACIERS and Marble SetterS'
unions and two more wagon loads
Of prisoners were herded in the
basement OF the detective bureau.
Besides Murphy. shea and Nader.
characterized by Chief FitzMorris
as pseudo labor leaders controlling
bands of "hoodlums" and "eN-co--
victs." the principal union agents
taken into custody were James J..
Conray. secretary ~ the Cbicr-n
Building Trades Council: Thomas
H. Malloy. business agent Of the
moving picture operators union:
Michael O'Malley. business agent ~
the marble settlers union: John
Schwartzkopf, business agent Of