Brothers Plead Guilty to Los Angeles Times bombing
The McNamara brothers admitted guilt after two months of jury efforts in a case that drew national attention. John J. McNamara, linked to the iron workers, pleaded guilty to the Llewellyn Iron Works blast and faces about 14 years. James B. McNamara pled guilty to first degree murder and faces life in prison. The crime, tied by some to labor disputes, killed 21 workers and shocked the nation.
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United States
McNamara Brothers
Los Angeles Times
McNamara
John J. McNamara
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Llewelyn Iron Works
Los Angeles
James GB. McNamara
MecNamaras
McManigal
the Times
Times
Samuel Gompers
Federation of Labor
McNamaras
Moore
Jaywood and Pettibone
Stellenberg
Ofdaho
Western Miners’ Organization
Rial
McNamaras Defended as Labor Leaders Face Fallout
A national debate follows the McNamara case with calls to hold leaders accountable while Gompers is criticized. The Atlanta convention sent a $50,000 fundraising telegram for the defense amid lingering questions about the charges and detective Burns’s investigations.
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McNamaras
Atlanta
McNamara Brothers
Burns
United States
Irish drama Lyric tonight and a Cornish piano
A Cornish piano and an Ontario style Lyric appearance headline the item along with a L. C. Smith 10 gauge double barreled shotgun and Encyclopaedia Britannica two volume set. A good family horse and a fresh cow are listed with a phone contact 543.
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L. C. Smith
Encyclopaedia Britannica
University Board Accepts 40000 Gift for Pedagogy Building
The University of Arkansas board accepted a $40,000 Peabody Fund gift to build a pedagogy department structure on campus and agreed to meet conditions, including $16,000 annual state support. A committee will oversee construction while plans for campus buildings and landscape are reviewed.
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University of Arkansas
State Capitol
Peabody Fund
Department of Pedagogy
Peabody Board
Department of
Gustave Jones
Newport
R. O. Hubert
Greenwood
T. A. Turner
Jonesboro
H. B. McKengle
Prescott
Frank Hall
Fayetteville
Frank
Donaghey
George B. Cook
Edgar Brewster
Pine Bluff
R. ©. Hurbert
H. B. McKenzie
Prank Hall
J. N. Tillman
The
University
Bill Cravens
Arkansic Gazette
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