The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-29

hned to any particular articles, times
places ways and means but the safe
defendants conspired and intended. a
amy time or place. and by any way'
or means, some of which were no
definitely determined upon by said de-
! PENDANTS, to restrain. prevent ant
hinder such shipments in foreign trade
and commerce, and the particular
articles. times, places and means de
termined upon by said defendants arr
not known to the grand jurors afore
said; that among the divers means ant
methods by which the objects OF said
conspiracy were intended by the de-
PENDANTS to be accomplished were the
following:
Methods BY Them Used.
/. Instigating and causing strikes
and walk outs among the workmer
employed at the plants and fac
tories Of the aforesaid manufacturer:
so as to prevent and hinder the afore
said manufacturers. and thereby to re-
strain the shipping and transports "
of said articles in said foreign trade
and commerce.
: ?. Investigating and causing strike:
and walk-outs among workmen anc
employees of said persons, partner
ships. corporations and organized
bodies OF men other than said manu-
facturers engaged in foreign trade and
commerce as aforesaid. employed II
the shipping and the transporting OF
said articles so as to restrain the said
shipping and transporting thereof ir
said foreign trade and commerce.
3 Inducing by solicitation, per
/ suasion and exhortation. and by the
preparation. sending. mailing and dis
tribution Of circulars. pamphlets. let
/ ters kilograms. newspaper articles and
other printed and written matter. the
aforesaid workmen to quit the en-
ployment of the aforesaid manu-
facturers, and thereby to restrain
hinder and prevent in whole or in
part the operation OF said plants for
! the purpose OF restraining the ship
ment and transportation OF said
articles in said foreign trade and com
! merce.
4. Inducing ny solicitation. persua
sion and exhortation and by prepare
ton. sending. mailing and distribution
| of circulars. pamphlets. letters, tele-
grams. newspaper articles and other
printed and written matter the afore-
! said workmen TO leave the employ oil
the aforesaid persons, partnerships
] corporations and organized bodies OF
men other than said manufacturers
engaged In said foreign trade and
] com cree ~ AFORESAID, Tor the puE
| pose of restraining, hindering and pre-
venting in whole or in part the ship
ping and transporting of said articles
lin the aforesaid foreign trade and
commerce.
&. Rribins and distributing money
among divers officers and persons In
charge and control Of said labor or
CARNATIONS because the members Of
4 said organizations who were or might
! be employed by the said manufacture
ers were by the said other persons
partnerships, corporations and or
| earized bodies of men. engaged ir
] foreign trade and commerce as afore-
said 10 leave their employment. and
to hrin- about strikes and walk out,
i among the said members OF the said
| labor organizations. and thereby tc
restrain, prevent and hinder in whole
or in part the producing and manu-
farturc and the expected shipment ane
TRANSPORTATION in said foreign trade
and commerce Of said articles
s By divers other means ant
methods not specifically determined
upon by said defendants, but TO d,
decided upon by them as occasion
might arise, all calculated in furth
ierance Of and the effectuate the oh
tect OF said conspiracy
And so the grand Jurors aforesa I'd
upon their oath aforesaid do say anc
present that the the said defendan ts
Franz Rintelen. alias Fred Hanson
alias Miller. alias Muller. alias Edward
Gasche. alias Edward V. Gates; Davit
Lamar. alias Lanauer. alias David r
Lewis; Frank Buchanan Jacob G
Taylor, H Robert Fowler. Francis
Monnett Herman Schtlteis and Henri,
Il. Martin and said divers other per
sons whose names are to the CRANE
Jurors unknown on the said 1st day o
May. in the year 1915. and continu
iously thereafter to and including thu
date OF the filing OF this indictment. a
and within the Southern District o.
New York, and within the jurisdiction
of this court. in the manner and form
Ia foresafd. set forth. unlawfu,ly die
knowingly and wilfuily engage In 2
iconspiracy in restraint OF the afore
said trade and commerce with th'
Iaforesaid foreign nations against thu
tpeace of the United States and Their
dignity. and contrary to the form o.
the statute of the United States IL
such case made and provided (Act Of
July 2, 1890. IS Stat. 209).
(Signed)