DYNAMITER OWNS TO MANY CRIMES; George E. Davis Confesses Astonishing Series of Outrages for Iron Workers' Union.

Oct. 3, 1913

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George E. Davis, one of the men most actively concerned in the ironworkers' dynamiting conspiracy, was arrested here yesterday. He was held on a charge of conspiring to transport dynamite illegally from this city to Mount Vernon, but his arrest is considered by the Federal authorities to be a matter of the highest importance as according to the charge the conspiracy is said to be still in existence. View Full Article in Timesmachine »

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