The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-09
Full Details of Indictments for
Alleged Conspiracies
Against Shipping on Pacific
Given TO Public.
SIX CONSULAR AGENTS
OR employees ACCUSED
Three Groups of Charges Made
in True Bills Found Against
Number of Reported Ger
man Sympathizers.
nv ryenlnr merala Leased wifel

san y iitutlsto. F"b. Tho broad
mess o' The go,oruments proposed
prosecution of alleged German bomb
and shipping plots Involving German
consular officials ship owners, agents
and SELLERS of supplies was shown to.
day s- dctIs OF indictments voted
against ihir,' two men and firms bo-
came known.
Even the uttl, uurhc, uu, Retriever
tied to her wharf 10 hc Gay was IN
VolVcd because ot an allcgcd coutcm-
plated trp to- COAL Grrmau WJrships
Off the heads more than o year agn IN
the euise OF u motion pIDfuc cNpcdi-
tion.
Periis ol th, deep. Do WAS given out
were to be portrayed a. never before
with the Retriever hgurilg therein in
front of u camera Investigation by
government agents brought thc report
To the district attorney office that the
Rctricvor was full OF coal The neoes.
sity OF this cargo on sailing vessel
engaged IN a motion picture business
was not evident tu the inNcstigat ors
and the Retriever never got away at
alt.
John W Preston United states dis-
! trict attorney, worn out hN the work
1 VI 'H' H'hlI'i'9 lbNf"Nl l~i' WI N''
taken from his olfic, today To- hos
pitnl tor rest deemed necessary by
his physician He had high tem-
pcraturc.
| The complete list OF these Indicted
as made public today, is
| For conspiracy to interfere wan
| commerce under the sherman anti
| trust act and for conspiracy To- organ
ize military expedition
! Franz Bopp, consul general tor
| Germany.
| Baron Ecki rdt IT, Yon setback.
| vice consul general
Baron George Wilhelm Won Brinck
| en-. attacho.
Johanncscn Iienrikus Van koolber-
gen. alleged German agent.
| Charles G. Crowley. detective cm-
ploycd by the German consulate.
Mrs. Margaret W Cornell assistant
10 Crowley.
All these are involved ia alleged
plots TO blow up canadian tunnels anu
American powder mills.
For oon-piracy 90 deirIud the gov
ornmcnt IN the alleged shipping plots
nvolv < the Retriever Sa -amento
Mazatlun. and Olson aud Mahony
|
the German consulate general
| Baron ECkhardt II Won : hack.
Ropcrt Capcii,. agent horc for th'
North German Lioyd steamship com
rany
Maurice Hall consul general fo
Turkey.
John and julius Rothschild, whole
sale grocors.
| "A .,I 81 A a
crs aud brokers
Phnip Il Tsayor president ot th'
Northern and southern STEAMSHIP
company
/ Il II swnSno Of swayne and fioyl
shipping brokers.
John q HoNt OF the same flrm.
c. u. Bunker Of g.. y. Bunker an'
Company. chipping brukcrs
Joseph l.. Blcy OF G.. u. Bunker AM
i Company.
Captan Fred JoOsou of Mazatlar
shipowncr reported recently hUlcd o
. ID German submarine
|, nr simon i,eimor. reputed Gclna'
naval officer
T. Bien, attorney
= \ Anderson captain OF the Sac
. rdmento.
D
/, Adolph WINNER and r. T.. J"hnnset
all ot the SactamcntO's crcH
George Phillips aud I'redcrt. WI
, liams. suppnsed to be fictitious namc'
: Ana the following firms
II northern aud southern -tcnmshi
= company
eI q. - Bunker ana tutnpan'
q Swaync and Hoyr
! o. fHn
81 uonspiraCy tu dclrtud IN" govern
m,nt. varying tu a.@rrcnl Instances
are in three groups
iirst CONSPIRACY 90 ictraud thruug
false maniicsis
Second. couaplrdct 90 'luidtc uet
traHty by making san Francisco
, supply base for pclligereut ships
sea.
Third conspiracy 20 defeat ncuua
uy by supplying helligerents ,hiI
vltn stores to which they were not r.
n titled
"a Some ~ lhc4e indictments -upcl
e. scd" former md, tmcnis in punu,rtI'
/. with alleged Violations uf neutrti
: b, thc steamship sacramento and
wa understood that Tho gn,rrun,cl
/. would ask dismissal oi the oatii'
b. Ch1tgrs
!. They were set for tiiai Fchruaf, 2
if Tho speedy tritl prom hy ~
~ department OF Justice n al thci
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