LOS ANGELES BOMB ASSASSINS.
ANOTHER ATTEMPT ON GENERAL OTIS. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Los Angeles, September 16. General Otis, owner of the "Los Angeles Times," received an infernal machine through the mails.' Tho machino failed to explode. (Rec. September 17, 11.15 p.m.) Los Angeles, September 17. General Otis attributes his attempted assassination to tho sanio parties who destroyed tho Los Angeles "Times" building in 1910. Some Japanese servants had their suspicions aroused by tho packet, and called General Otis's attention to it. General Otis handed tlio packet to tlio polico, who found that it contained enough dynamite to destroy half tho building.
In! 'October, 1910, tho 'fljos Augiefles Times" offices were blown up and twenty-one men were killed.' General Otis ihiad for years (Hie bitterest war uponi tho labour unions, whose demands for a closed shop lie lhad fearlessly and vigorously fought, so that Los Angeles liad becomo known as "the cita<!el of tJio open shop," an<l, less euphemistically, as "the scabbiest tov;n in tlie country." Two brothers named 'Macnamara, union men, and a mam named M'Jlanigal wero concerned in ths outrase.
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1858, 18 September 1913, Page 7
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181LOS ANGELES BOMB ASSASSINS. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1858, 18 September 1913, Page 7
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