New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 10, 1921, Page 5

OHN M'NAMARA IS Y UT AFTER 10 YEARS § No Plans Made to Again Arrest Los Angeles Dynamiter San Quentin, Cal, May 10.—No pluns for the re-arrest of John J. Mc- Namara, Los ‘Angeles dynamiter, when he left 8an Quentin prison today at oxpiration of his 16-year sentence were known to prison officials. Mo- Namara, who pleaded gullty to a charge of conspiracy to blow up the Llewellyn Iron works, earned the maximum reduction of sentence for conduct so that he actually served lesa than 10 years. James Still In Prison. James B. McNamara, brother and celimate of the man whose sentence oxpired today, remained in the prison. He s serving a life sentence, having pleaded gulity to & murder charge in cgnnection with the wrecking of the ‘ Angeles Times bullding by an ex- wion in 1910, History of Oase. John J. McNamara, former secre- tary of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Ironworkers, was sentenced to 15 years' imprison- ment in San Quentin penitentiary, in the Los Angeles superior court, De- cember 6, 1911, when he pleaded guil- ty to a charge of having conspired to dynamite the plant of the Llewellyn Iron works. in this eity. The plea A as made while he was on trial on a charge of murder in connection with the blowing up of the Los Angeles Times bullding, October 1, 1910, Pleads Gullty, James B. McNamare, brother of John, who was being tried jointly with the latter, pleaded gullty to mir- der and was sentenced to life impris- onment. The state alleged the Me- Namaras conspired with others to blow up the Times bullding, and that the plot was carried out by James Mc- Namara planting a dynamite bomb in tho rear of the structure. Twenty em- o8 of the Times were killed in the ruction of the bullding. t was alleged the motive of the rime was that the Times had taken he side of the Llewellyn Iron works during a strike of structural firon. orkers there, and that the accused ere also concerned In an attempt to blow up the Liewellyn plant. Arrested In Ease, The McNamaras were arrested in he ecast after Ortie E. McManigal, n alleged accomplice, made a confes jon. McManigal was the l"fln(‘lpnl itness at the trial, which came to a drumatic end which the accused men sifered to make pleas of guilty if as- vred they would escape death pen- ty. Two other alleged accomplishes | are arrested and recelved prison sen- ences in California. Thirty-niny ther persons who had been assoclated | ith the McNamaras in Indiana, were | onvicted of conspiring to transport ynamite, in the federal court at In- jianapolis. These cases followed state- ents by McManigal to the effect hat there had been a country-wide hynamiting of bridges and other tructures on which non-unfon work- ry 'ad been employed. maining indictments - - against | \/ Meamara in Los Angales have | ! een nb‘fl’wm but f gwascmald here | o might, possibly _Ravh “to facc harges in Indtanapolis upof his re- ase. NGROWN TOH \:\I"IA TURNS OUT IrsELy. A tow drops of “Outgro’” upon the | 3 in surrounding the ingrowing nail duces inflammation and pain and so ugherfs the tender, 'sensitive skin nderneath the toe nail, that it can ot penetrate the flesh, and the nail irns naturally outward almost over ight. “Outgro” = a harinless, antiseptic nnnlqglund for chiropodists. How- v, An¥one can buy from the drug oro a tiny bottle containifg direc- ona. Is Y Work Nearing You Out? Are you working day in and day t with a dull, dragging backache? your work slowly weakening your dneys? 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