Well might we cry out "Oh labor, what crimes are committed in thy name"
Thomas Money, one of the blackest criminals of modern times, who advocated anarchy and dynamiting, and who was engaged with his partner in crime, Warren K. Billings, in injuring automobiles as they stood on the streets and leaving cards telling the owners that this was done because they had patronized non-union shops, placed a suitcase filled with a deadly explosive and containing a time fuse, where it would explode as the preparedness parade was passing and killing 10 innocent persons and wounded many others.
Union labor all over the country, outside of San Francisco where Money was known, took up the cry, aimed an enormous defense fund for him and shouted from the house tops that Money was being railroaded the gallows by captilists to crush labor.
Cast Saturday two bombs loaded with deadly explosives were sent to the office of the district attorney who prosecuted and convicted Money at San Francisco. The bombs were sent from New York with at least a score of others, one of which went to Mayor Ole Hanson of Seattle, and one to the home of former United States Senator Hardwick, of Georgia, where it exploded and severely injured Mrs. 