McNamaras Admit Dynamiting Charge and Arrests Loom
Los Angeles reports the McNamaras confessed to the Times bombing with others under watch and will face grand jury action. Ortie McManigal testified how the Llewellyn Works blast and theft of nitroglycerin tied to a broader federal probe, while Darrow and Fredericks debated motives and timing.
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Los Angeles
Cal
McNamaras
Job Harriman
Franklin
McNamara
Socialist-Union Labor Party
Ortie McManigal
Llewellyn Iron Works
Indianapolis
Federal Grand Jury
Urns
California
Ind
United States
Miller
Clarence
Darrow
Tool
McManigal
Detroit
Mich
Russell Wheel Foundry Company
Conover Woods
Wisconsin
James B. McNamara
John J. Himself
Llewellyn
Bribery allegations swirl around McNamara case
District attorney Fredericks faces bribery claims tied to juror influence in the McNamara trial. Mrs. Rain says she paid $500 to her husband, a permanent juror, to vote for acquittal. Bribe money and a key suspect, Lockwood, surface in a widening scandal with detective testimony and Darrow linked to the scene. Further arrests looming as labor leaders face surveillance and political pressures.
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John J. McNamara
Darrow
J. L. McNamara
Burns
Gompers
Federation
McNamaras
Lincoln Steffens
Fredericks
Friends
Job Harriman
Big dynamite case twists tie to McNamara confession
Detectives McLaren and Barry press the McNamara case as John J. and James B. McNamara confess to the Llewellyn and Times bombings. Bribery probes and city politics stir Los Angeles while business leaders push for a hush settlement to end the theater of war. Roosevelt sends Burns a grateful telegram for service to American citizenship.
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James J. McNamara
Los Angeles Times
Wirst
Broadway
McNamara Brothers
J. B. McNamara
Charles J. Haggerty
John D. Fredericks
James B. McNamd
James
McNamara
Fredericks
Clarence Darrow
James 3B
Times
Darrow
McManigal
McLaren
Barry
Los Angeles
Cal
John J. McNamara
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
James B McNamara
Llewellyn Iron Works
Wea
Bert H. Franklin
Lawrence Sullivan
Sullivan
Ad McNamara
Roosevelt
Burns
Col. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
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Charles N. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Walter Bordwell
J. J. McNamara
International Association of
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Tive
Jert B. Franklin
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James DB. McNamara
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American Central
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Baker Iron Works
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Ecutor Fredericks
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District Attorney's Office
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Hush Dynamiter
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Erectors’ Association
Washer
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Nrectors National Association
First National Bank
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First Trust & Savings Bank
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South Dakota
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