Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-06-20
NETz TRIAL PROMISES
MANY SENSATIONS
s.,,sral charge of FaIsifying CUES
.,ounaire Filed Against Coach
rmestar Dietz to BE Tried
in Spokane Next Week

neid q
william II. (Lonestar) Dietz, erst-
the III chile coach of the State College
was ,o,hall tenn. will go ON tria! -
he pas s0okane next week to answer to the
WORKED federal charge of fflsifying his ques-
heh tn aonnaire. The trial promises many
ueces ,oosatjona Developments and will be
goh rstched with interest by scores of
rch din pulman people who knew Coach
nix aa nietz while he was moulding cham
lolle mM ann football machines for the State
and favege. Concerning the case the
svOkane Chronicle of Tuesday after
hoSl y noon had the following TO say:
woman from Lodi, Wis, whom
lters .'..~,,ont 90 tho rnitod otatoa
eoutepds is the mother of William
'r'4p Henry "Lonestar" Dietz, famous Car
: Isle Indian school football player,
the nr io n;otuuo 80 -
goes on trial in federal court Mon
day morning on a federal indictment
charging him with false re. istration
NM
tying his QUESTIONABLE in filling out
answers touching his fitness and
- qualification for military service.
anche Inc Woiilah 10 MIS- Lena Lewis
10 essy wife Of Frank Lewis, and the di-
with n vorced wife Of the late William Wal
,noupo8 lace Dietz father of "Lonestar"
n 10 mill
hprsd,. pOrtant witness in the case, which
Of NJ promises TO reek with sensations.
hamben There will be other witnesses, some
~ in high station in the government,
others prominent in state and munic-
curraRH ipal affairs in eastern and middle
g. western states and others whose Ger
man extraction is unquestioned. Then
EEKIH there will be sheaves OF exhibits and
sneayes of dispositions taken recently
loved II oy the defendants attorneys in Wis
.etor consin
important among the dispositions
..hl,h VII De the two from Clarence H
tton pe'1 ana Leslie j. Dietz, sons of
i'll g8 1oGh cameron Dam" Detz. who oc-
roH cepies cell in the Waupon. Wis,
Oela STATE penitentiary, convicted of the
lines murder Of q stato noooo oes;o M
~ AT uepostlons of these nephews of
his All Ionestar' Dietz will constitute an
ular b Important feature of the ccse.
! ensp Another imnor,on+ ona ;,+o.,
'0h'rioution to the case will be the
irhM ueposition of Mrs. Hattie Dietz, wife
- cameron Dam" Dietz and aunt of
s,s,, ue defendant These uepositions Ia
. DROP ..n At Madison, Wis, by Attorney
lowdE 1'A WINSTON of counsel for the de-
nay 'naaht and witnessed by Charles E.
ar as NaVy in charge of the government
rp '0'utlon' promise to furnish con-
:. M aole interesting reading matter
VIII De testified that the woman
- ~ Lodi, Wis, Is the divorced wife.
William Wallace Diotz for three
s sheriff of Barron county, Wis
Ks A'n' OF which the county seat is
II o Lake, and that William Henry
aOnestar' Dietz, the alleged son
eu tne schools of Rice Lake
sfeW up in the town and that he
not born on the Pine Ridge
N'0uth Dakota) Indian reservation
as he alleges.
er interesting feature should
iouted to the trial by Mrs
= r Barry (Ginder) mother Of
na lGinder) LOWS. widow If tbe
! m. 'neritf William Wallace Dietz.
\ hr Important dispositions are be-
ana ,OSeiy guarded by the counsel.
helr contents will not ha dis
~. until the trial of the case.
ma.. FEDERAL Indictment charges
n.i.a WIN claiming in his question
=, mat he is a noncitizen Indian
he,s sioux tribe when in reality
a ma, urai born American citizen,
leges Lake WIS, 1t al
4e second count of tle true hill
the s alleged Qualifications in
thar - in which he states
fson,A as born on the Pine Ridge
and pakota) Indian reservation
noneitizen of the United
sllo,m. nat he received an Indi il
s0ntention. 90 VIII De another
Dletz !. government maintains that
ron co.,, white person, born in Bar
hsturs, Wisconsin, that he is a
STATE al born citizen of the United
+''aa allotment. reserved an