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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1911

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Darrow Defends McNamaras Amid Federal Probe

Clarence Darrow says he took the case to aid the McNamaras and that they were not murderers at heart. He notes the fight between capital and labor, and that his aim is to help the poor. Federal officials say the McNamaras’ confessions will not pause the broader probe, with arrests expected as the Indianapolis grand jury reports.

Los Angeles Cal Clarence Darrow United Press McNamaras Ives Hiert Jim Darrow Indianapois United States Miller Structural Iron Workers Too Angeles California Federation of Tabor International Association of Bridge and Structural Tran Indianapolis MecNamaras

Offered Confession in July at Tourney Debate

In Los Angeles on December 2, the district attorney offered a confession last July to James if J. J. McNamara were released. The prosecution would not agree to the terms.

Los Angeles Dev Attourney Fredericks James J. J. McNamara

McNamara confession shocks labor leaders probe move

Dayton Ohio December 2 Declaring that the McNamaras confessed to shield labor leaders higher up John Kirby president of the National Association of Manufacturers left today for Indianapolis to participate in the federal probe there He said the McNamaras confession should be a death blow to organize a labor.

Dayton, O MccNamarnas John Kirby National Association of Manufacturers Indianapolis McNamaras

Labor Tempo Set Back By McNamaras Confessions

Denver December 2 Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners says the McNamaras’ admission of guilt could only yield a temporary labor setback. He suggests forces of opposition may pressurize and that the confessions hint at deeper issues beyond the unions.

Denver Moyer Western Federation of Miners Labor

Judge Bordwell Not Committing Sentences in McNamaras Case

Los Angeles reports that Judge Bordwell made no specific rulings on McNamara sentences and will act as he sees fit, with the state expected to seek mercy. Fredericks then confessed to additional bribery funds beyond Franklin's $4000 after various party offers and defenses.

Los Angeles Bordwell McNamaras Fredericks Franklin

Claim Confession Was Political in Los Angeles

Job Harriman socialist mayoral candidate declared that the McNamara confessions, issued four days before the election, were a calculated plot by big business to ensure his defeat next Tuesday. The statement framed the confession as a political tool used to sway voters.

Los Angeles McNamara Job Harriman

Roosevelt Says Murder Is Murder in McNamara Editorial

New York December 2 Colonel Roosevelt voiced strong views in an Outlook editorial. He stated Murder Is Murder and declared that is exactly how he feels about the McNamaras case.

Roosevelt New York McNamaras Outlook

Indiana Governor Vindicated in McNamara Extradition Case

Indiana Governor Marehall faced scrutiny over the extradition ruling for the McNamaras. The decision, once challenged, was upheld amid political tension and assertions of proper legal process by the executive office.

Indiana Tindiannnolls Dae Marehall McNamaras

Developments in the Dynamiters Case Facing Judge and Inquiries

Judge Bontwell offers no light sentences amid confessions tied to protecting officials. Prosecution seeks merit for two brothers while Chief Counsel Darrow faced guilt knowledge since July and offered one confession if the other cases were dropped. Labor leaders say they were duped into believing innocence. $190,000 was raised to defend them. Ortie McManigal may be freed for state’s evidence. federal probes and bribery investigations continue, touching mayoral politics and socialists. The aged mother of the confessed murderer maintains her son’s innocence.

Bontwell Darrow Los Angeles Ortie McManigal Bors Gompers American Federation of Labor McNaturas Wm. J. Burns Chicago Dou Burns Los Angeles. Reverting To the Explosion, Mr. Gompers Mr. Gompears Men of Labor McNamaron

Mother Still Believes In Her Boys McNamara Family Fallout

Mary McNamara laments her sons James and John McNamara pleaded guilty to a crime. She clings to innocence while Robert and Mary McNamara, siblings, refuse to accept guilt. Police found wiring steel saws and dry battery testers during a home search in Cincinnati where the McNamaras were active in labor circles.

James B John J. McNamara Mary McNamara Los Angeles Sala McNamara Flrst Robert Mary Trobert McNamera Eal James McNamaras McNamara James BH Union Labor Movement

Labor Leaders Denounce McNamaris as Duped

San Francisco labor leaders attacked the McNamaris calling their confessions vindication of a stand and labeled the move kidnapping by critics. They insist labor leaders were fooled along with others in the controversy.

San Francisco Dec McNamaris

Gompers Cries Out Over McNamara Guilty Plea

Samuel Gompers says he is astounded by the McNamara case pleas and that his credulity was imposed upon. He notes no change in labor plans or sympathy for the defendants and recalls letters he read from the McNamara brothers claiming innocence. He condemns the use of violence and urges stamping out such methods.

Gompers New York Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor McNamara New Jersey Wnational Los Angles Los Angeles Federa

McManigal May Go Free in Dynamite Case

Los Angeles reports Cortle E. McManigal the confessed dynamiter may gain freedom if state plans succeed as District Attorney Fredericks pledges full effort. Burns detective McLaren relays promises, noting McManigal’s emotional plea and wife’s role. McLaren accuses Mrs. McManigal of sharing explosion clippings to influence payments.

Los Angeles Calif Cortle E. McManigal McNamara Malcolm McLaren Burns McManigal Frederick's McLaren Fredericks MlcManigal Llewellyn Tron Carrien George Behm Mia McMonigal Mrs. McManiga John J. McNamara International Association of Brase and Structural Tron McManusol

History of Crime Given by McManigal

Ortie McManigal describes a trail of dynamite blasts tied to the McNamaras from 1908 to 1909. He details missions in Detroit Indianapolis Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco, including the Llewellyn Iron Works and Times plant attacks and plans to detonate a Christmas present. The confession links James B McNamara John J McNamara and others, with his wife later testifying.

Los Angeles Ortie McManigal McNamaras Detroit Mich Russell Wheel Foundry Company Conover Woods Wisconsin James B. McNamara Times Conover MacManigal Chicago J. J Llewellyn Iron Works Baker Iron Works Rosslyn T. F MeKes J. B J. Ro The Fieet Broadway Southern Pacific San Francisco Clans Llewellyn Emma McManigal Ile

Pur suer Captures Two Centralia Girls Fugitives

Being advised by a former Centralia teacher that the runaways were on the same train, Ida and Nettie Johnson, two Centralia high school girls, were captured in Walla Walla after alighting from a Milton interurban car. The girls, who had traveled via Pendleton and Milton, were recognized and escorted back with officers aiding the capture.

Milton Pew Washington Town Ida Nettie Johnson Centralia High School Walla Walla Centralia Tatner Pendleton Garden City

Tees in danger near Vancouver Island rocks

The Canadian Pacific Steamer Tees with forty two on board is at risk of breaking up on rocks off Vancouver Island near Seattle. Vessels including Ta Hom a and Nanoose search for the stranded steamer after distress signals last night and again this morning reporting all aboard alive.

Seattle Wash Den Kyuju Sound Vancouver Island Canadian Pacific Tees Tahoma Nanoose Callits

Detective Burne Seeks McNamara Case Justice

Chicago report states Detective Burne plans soon to depart for the Pacific coast to pursue all involved in the McNamara case. He frames the confessions as vindictive and notes most men do not sympathize with the anarchistic element, but are missed.

Chicago Burne Woulidl Pacific Coast McNamara

Will Push Bribery Case in Los Angeles

Assistant District Attorney Ford in charge said the bribery complaint would be pushed Monday. He advised newspapermen to attend court and said it might be interesting. Rumor says Fredericks may transfer evidence to the federal court in San Francisco where McNamara and others allegedly plotted to dynamite the Times and related targets. more arrests possible.

Los Angeles Ford Franklin Fredericks San Francisco James McNamirn Bruce Times Ole The Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association

Pendleton Polls Open At Eight For Mayor Race

Polls will open at eight Monday for Pendleton mayoral election with 5 pm closing. Voters in each ward vote at designated local sites and those unregistered may still cast ballots by being sworn in with six freeholders as witnesses.

Pendleton W. F. Matlock VIII J. R. Raley Matlock Raley First Ward Alta House Second Ward Pendleton Hotel Water and Main Streets Third Ward City Hall Fourth Ward Missouri Blacksmith Shop West Webb Street

Man Hurt In Trench Dies From Lockjaw

Harry Leese, injured in a cave in on Alta street water trench, died at St Anthony's hospital from tetanus. Despite 20,000 units of serum injected yesterday and a telegraphic order for 60,000 units, the disease proved fatal. His mother, Mrs Nettle Adler of San Francisco, has been notified. An inquest was deemed unnecessary.

Harry Leese Alta Street St. Anthony's Hospital Portland Nettle Adler San Francisco Theater Commission Corefier

Royal Tour Reaches Bombay On Indian Soils

King George and Queen Mary completed the first stage of the Dunbar tour as they landed in Bombay at the AppallY Bunder landing amid a salute of guns. The royal couple will begin a stay in India with ceremonial receptions and public appearances marking the visit.

Bombay George Iue Alexandria Appally Bunder Landing

Mayor Gill to discuss commission government in Walla Walla

Walla Walla mayor Gill will speak at city hall tonight at 7 30 on the benefits of the commission form of government. It is his first address since the plan adoption and he will outline how the system works in neighboring towns under the Provine League backing in Pendleton.

Gill Walla Wall Gillis Garden City Provine League Commission Pendleton

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