The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
NEW INDICTMENTS
DUE IN BOMB CASES
Government to Act Under Law
Covering Offences More
Broadly.
ARCHIBALD INQUIRY ON

-At. Lea
"eht VIII seek ne" ihuie'"'e"'s "s.,"''
Robert Fay. Walter Scholz and MAX
B%reitung. who were held by the Federal
o..,, ,,r,, t. Nor, yorr %, aav. avo
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on charges OF conspiracy 10 pant ponips
aboard munition carrying ships.
rhi. di,c,o.ur. xas mads late mi,
$500
s''ernooh ny o"l'eu ''".es ISL
Attorney II. Marshall after u
serie, of conferences with Attorney
.,or., crovorv ara A..,.,.nt Attornev.
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u neutrality cases.
Mr.. Marshall aid 1t had been de-
.,dsd tn sock new indictments Of the
- 49,. tot .on.,,r.cv n
"'e NV" ""e -
Violate the neutrality laws Vi 'he o'h.eu
states under chapter IL OF the re-
vised Statutes instead OF Section IL.
Under which the earlier indictments were
brought Question had arisen as 10 tne
sonstitutionality OF me inaictrnents az
ready voted asainst ray u nn ,T.
,iates and lawyers nau eApresseu =.
oehei 'hat the cnap.el " hroad
statutes already ihNoheu 70 y. 10
enough 10 cover 'he ahese" NV VI
me three men. .u,,
Chapter IL, IL was polhten y co.
prohibits ana prescrlpes puhisnr'ent "
attempts TO hold up or damage AIner,.
IAN ships for purposes OF piunuer.
- "n',''pa.'u sIa,aa ,,i,h mir,
Fay n the men ihuicteo WIN hIn
would contend mat their ac''V,.les W.
directed acaihst the muni',ons 49, ~ .s
hips upon wnich iney arr anes
rave 10 pan. oo'huS y" ~
hey had had no thoueht 20 plu'aer ~
Nina 0F N Nll thN VNtN III
% them thah 10 prevent t"e ue".e''SU \.
ne war munitions eo"sis"" w WV
snemieS or Germany.
..
Chapter II, It Is believed. however, IL
eroan enough eorer ..nau h..
shich pls,riS' - VI. .s-
Ieves ne ,an 49, ,nits. 70 con-
'ovl"'.s r,o.L damage IN
'pirales oesIsneu W .htn
munitions OF ot.sl 49, a., Iuar,a,s
.io'iy or pa't.a.,s VIZ ,ha on,nior
u pis'rl.. h.'oa 81. 90 arson as
Ia, ~ on,,rs
"elI as p"n.' Wamer n, Justice
Ons n,an,.d = vres, deal OF sir.
sppareh''s Sa~,s,onrents in
nihcahce 10 ,ne - - IA Mr.
sohn.o.rVm ~. an,ouncem, nt of the
nais"a" "aa ~, tha Attorney.
decision reacneu oJ .he
General In a manner ina inuiea.eu =.
beliei that the enect on ',,nnr.
ments case against roy ""'
tan war-or
Assistahl 49,, In IN. mos,
tApresssu 80. -. uh,t,h r.,,,s To the case
receh. %rnhihaId tho Ameri.
VI James - ac,aJ a . mes.
AN oIresruu ,,a recalled Ans.
senser ior n Cor,c.r has
.riah So s,,,,,g Thai Archibald
peen auo.eu 90 - .,aracter NJ tins
snew ~ a.ra ~ hnra from DR.
i,, oei,s a, Wanna
'o"h'' " '"e
- 70. r.L.u TN.
Thus far the Department OF justice
Archibald did know the contents OF
the despatches he ea,.su ~ NO,
reason u mas oee" y. 800, y, m,
ceed against MIN tne n.nS a.,
Revised statutes ",nen anoro.non
American from cohou..i"s AZ
dence with a foreign 'o'eII,hen, ~
signed 10 coniu'e " 80, IA,
states specifies that the onenee must o.
Intentional. ana NAV 'he oie'ueI rvs
nav or tne m'os'on'
upon which he engages Inc i'e1'a's
ment of Justice Will seek 10 OBTAIN e'i
dence against Archibald from doricar'
II was stated that so Tar as Whit'
House officials know the state Depart
ment has turned over to the Department
Of Justice the data which had been iai'
before ID relating TO violations OF IN
neutrality laws and that the Depsr,n,e"