Two McNamara Brothers Plead Guilty In Los Angeles Bombings
In a Los Angeles court James B. McNamara and John J. McNamara admit guilt in separate indictments related to the Times building bombing and the Llewellyn Iron Works blast. Darrow leads defense as district attorney Fredericks schedules sentencing for December 5 and 6, with McManigal nearing potential immunity and a broader end to this long case. The judge plans to pronounce judgment on December 6, while prosecutors seek life terms for James and fourteen years for John.
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Grief at McNamara Home as Pleas Guilty Felt
In Cincinnati on December 1, the McNamara brothers James and John pleaded guilty to charges tied to a long union fiber movement. Their mother Mary mourns while insisting her sons are innocent. Siblings Robert and Mary defend the brothers, saying they believe them innocent. Detectives searched the McNamara home, finding wiring, steel awls, and dry battery waters, amid a city-wide support network for the defense.
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McNamara and McManigal Confessed in Times Dynamite Case
A dramatic pursuit ends as James B. McNamara Ortie E. McManigal and John J. McNamara admit roles in the Los Angeles Times building bombing that killed 21. Detective William J. Burns led the probe with swift arrests in Chicago Toledo and Los Angeles. Burns traced their trips across the Midwest uncovering their network and securing confessions and indictments.
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Confession of McNamaras Not Disrupt Probe
Indianapolis December 1 Federal investigation will resume as district attorney Charles L. Miller states the McNamara confession will not interrupt the government inquiry. Miller says the case involving John J. McNamara and others tied to alleged conspiracy and illegal transport will continue, with officials focusing on the McNamara brothers and related charges. Governor Harry J. Moorman received the confession as vindication of the charges against the McNamara brothers.
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Dynamiting Confession Details in Llewellyn Works Plot
McManigal narrates the December 24 2 a m Llewellyn Iron Works blast in Los Angeles after meeting John J McNamara in Indianapolis and receiving instructions to place twelve quarts of "dope" under multiple plants. Detectives interrupt his confession revealing limited Los Angeles scope while wife Emma McManigal testifies to court.
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Shock to John Mitchell on Los Angeles mine blast verdict
Roanoke December 1 John Mitchell vice president of the American Federation of Labor and former United Mine Workers president says he is utterly shocked by Los Angeles news. He believed the McNamara verdict would clear the accused and blamed dynamite as the cause while defending careful trial for all federation leaders and officers.
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