McNamara brothers plead guilty in dynamite murder case
In Los Angeles Judge Bordwell set December 5 for sentencing after John J. McNamara pleaded guilty to dynamiting the Llewellyn Iron Works and his brother James McNamara also agreed to plead guilty to a related indictment. District Attorney Fredericks and defense counsel Davis outlined a plan to dismiss remaining charges. Clarence Darrow expressed belief the sentence would be life imprisonment or less, while discussions of McNamara sanctions continued amid dramatic courtroom scenes.
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General Otis Statement on Timsey Building Destruction
General Otis declares in a Times statement that the Timsey building was undoubtedly destroyed by dynamite. The owner disputes claims and asserts that his paper had accurately reported the cause from the outset, maintaining the explosion was intentional and tied to the plant case.
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Trial contrasts in labor crime confessions stir public debate
The document argues organized labor ordered or complicit in the crime and praises confessions as proof while warning against a powerful labor movement that could corrupt justice. It asserts patience for evidence and condemns lawless factions, stressing a duty to expose wrongdoing regardless of faction.
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Gompers Astonished by McNamara Plea News
The head of the American Federation of Labor, Samuel Gompers, expressed shock at reports that the McNamara brothers would plead guilty to the Los Angeles dynamite case. He insisted he was unaware and sought delay to verify the information as details emerged from Washington and Chicago authorities. Detective Burns linked the guilty pleas to bribery disclosures, saying the revelations showed no one is above the law.
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Couple marks 60 years of marriage with large family
In Pittsburse Urban 83 and Ma Wite 3 celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at home. Nearly 190 descendants attended as Urban announced preparations and baked goods were shared. The scene highlighted extended family joy and long marriage.
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