OFFICES WRECKED.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 4 October 1913, Page 5

OFFICES WRECKED.

CABLE NEWS.

(United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph-—Copyright)')

DYNAMITERS AT WttRK.

NO LIVES LOST

(Received October 3, 2.3Q p.m.) v NEW YORK, October 2. Dynamite wrecked newspaper offices at Coudersport, Pennsylvania, following a local campaign conducted by 'Totter enterprise." The employees had left a short" time previously, and no lives were lost, lhe building is partly in ruins. ' George Davis has been arrested and charged with dynamiting the Newhaven railroad bridge during the labour dynamiting campaign throughout the United States in 1911. Davis is alleged to have conspired with the McNamaras (perpetrators of the Los Angeles outrage) to wreck other railroad structures in pursuance of the campaign of terrorism by the Bridge and Structural Ironworkers' Union. ' DAVIS' CONFESSIONS.

(Received Last Night, 10.15 o'clock.) NEW YORK; October 3.

The confession of Davis in connection with the dynamite outrage has led to the arrest of Harry Jones, of lndianopolis, secretary of the Iron Workers' Union. It is understood that the confession also discloses the names of men who were told off to kill Detective Burns and others engaged in tracking the dynamiters. Davis declares that a dynamite conspiracy still exists, though the embers are riot operating, through the measures taken to imprison the ringleaders. A ' gigantic scheme was planned while McNamara was imprisoned; to destroy buildings in New York, St. Louis, San Francisco and. Oktahama, in order fo create the impression that McNamara >vas not responsible for the dynamiting outrages with which he was charged.