Arizona republican., 1916-02-09
INDICTMENTS
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Frederick Williams thought to be a fictitious name.
 The names of six other persons in- cluded among the S2 indictments vot- ed by the grand jury were made pub lie tonight by District Attorney Pres ton. They are:
 John and Julius Rothchild, whole gale groce:s.
 George and James Flood. steam ship agents,
 J. E. Bien, attorney
 Robert Capelle, general agent North German Lloyd Steamship company. The indictments were returned on charges of alleged violation of neu- trality involved in furnishing sup plies to German warships in the Pa Cific. The supplies were said to have been shipped from here on the steam CTS Mazatlan and Sacramento The alleged attempt to ship supplies on the steamer Olson and Mahoney, whose sailing was prevented by feder- al officials, also figured in the ac- tvities of the alleged violators of American neutrality.
 There were in all 32 indictments voted charging violations of neutral ity. Five of these having to do with bomb plotting include the names of Bopp and von Schack
 There will be returned Thursday in all, it was said by John w. Preston, United States district attorney 50 indictments. Twenty seven of these,
  inspectors and officials officers of steamers and Chinese in connection with the smuggling of Chinese
 The other tdree bono plot indict- mcnts are new charges of bomb plot ting against Baron George Wilhelm VOn Brinclen. an attache of the German consulate, c. C. Crowley, q detective, and Mrs Margaret COrnel, an Investigator who with Crowley was hired by Bopp according to the charges These three are already un- der indictment on charges with con- spring to destroy commerce and to use the malls to incite to murder, ar son and assassination.
 It was said oy Preston tonight that in the new indictments these charges have been supplanted by those, said to. have been voted against Bopp and von Schack of violation of the sherman antitrust law, and conspir- ing to send a military expedition from the United States.
 It is alleged by the government thal agents of the German consulate op- erated in Canada in the destruction hr; extent that their operations would come under the head of those of a military expedition. Van Koolbergen is said to be one of these agents.
 Alleged violation of the anti trus. law has to do with restrictions of interstate commerce, which the gov erDment charges Bopp, von Schack Crowley, Cornell and VOn Brincken Conspired to effect by the intended destruction of vessels and trains car rying munitions to the allies.
 Baron von Schack. Preston said niso figures in the indictments voted in the Sacramento, Mazatlan and Ol- OF and Mahony unneutral shipping cases Preston said that the 27 indi- viduals and firms involved are in cluded in this instance in voted in dictment Alleging general conspir- acy to defraud the government. Abou 16 individuals anG firms indicted months ago in connection with thu Sacramento case also are renamed
 It is in connection with the alleged purchase, shipment and discharge t German cruisers in Chilean waters b. ho ic Consul Hall is said to have been in dicted Preston said he signed tn checks for the purchase of the carg of the Sacramento.
 Dr. Raimer, presence unknown, am Frederick Williams are als thought to be connected with tn Sacramento.
 Baron von Schalk's alleged indict ment under this head was said to b in connection with the carrying Q coal by the steamer Mazatlan iron San Francisco to Guaymus for Ger man warships in the fall of 1914
 It is the view of the gOvernmen that the alleged anneutral acts o four steamers-one not vet name was a part of a general conspirac in which it is charged, Chancello Kaufmann took part
 The alleged indictment of J. F Van Koolbergen. it is said. came i connection with what purported to | an affidavit by him that he was hire by Bopp, von Brincken and others destroy property in Canada.
 District Attorney Preston made put lie tonight the names of the other pei sons indicted They are:
 Joseph Tape, a Chinese employed the Southern Pacific company; W. Thornley custom house broker.
 The following officers of the Mol golia: M H. Hunt. purser; Robert Pal chief engineer; W. $. Scott, first a sistant engineer: Joseph ]. Richard chief steward Joseph Wolfe, steeral steward; NJ. D. Gerarty. watehmS and immigration inspectors JoseI
 Strand, Frank Hayes, W. C. Glende