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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1915

Page

3

Stahl Arrested As A Perjurer In Lusitania Case

Gustav Stahl the former German soldier who claimed to see guns on the Lusitania testified before the Federal Grand Jury investigating Paul Koenig and other Hamburg American Line officials. Stahl was arrested on a perjury complaint after confirmation that his Lusitania gun testimony was false. He was held on bail and remanded to the Tombs while the government explores the case and potential conspiracies to defraud the United States.

Bethlehem Steel Corporation Elizabethport N. J United States Fréderick Conlin Samuel S. Moore & Son Corporation New York Brooklyn Navy Yard Staten Island Sound Hethlehem Steers Company South Bethlelehem Venn Steel Company Charles M. Schwab Wiliam Cramp & Bona’ Ship and Engine Building Company Crescent Shipyard Corporation Samuel L. Moore & Sena Corporation Thin Compen Lewis Nixon Conlin Poppen theBoard of Works Franklin Street Secret Service Federal Grand Jury Paul Koenig Stemler Hamburg-Amer Ican Line Stahl Grand Jury Lusitania Thomas B. McCarthy Raymond Hi. Sarfaty Houghton Koenig Bernstorff Bryan Marshals Chamber Federal Building Edward Sanford William Street Fatherland Raymond H. Sarfaty Southern District of Southern United Frederick M. Delano Gustav Stahl Wis City of Neal J. Leach Neal Leach Neal J Leach Roger B. Wood Edward Sandford Carl Buenz Fram Somerstadt Lorenzo Berwind Carlgruhe Sandford Wood Grand Lone Stahl Josephine Eir Josephine Weir Albany Mr. Sandford Inspector Lamb Dudley Field Malone Boy- Ed Ludovico Ariosto Washington

Labor congressman urges war protest in Atlantic City

Labor leaders in Atlantic City hear Rep Frank Buchanan urge organized labor to protest potential U S entry into war with Germany. He warns democracy is not involved in Europe conflict or negotiations, stressing risk to American lives and families.

Atlantic City N. J Germany Wilson Frank Buchanan Illinois Executive Council Building Trades Department American Federation of Labor Europe Building Trades Council Indianapolis Washington Samuel Gompers Uni

Rigid German Stand Pat on Lusitania Note Berlin Reply

Hamburg Nachrichten criticizes Washington note on Lusitania sinking as imprudent and bellicose. It argues Germany must defend itself and prioritize justice and humanity, defending submarine warfare as legitimate while condemning Allied cruelty. It cites England and US actions, urging restraint rather than capitulation.

Wilson Lusitania Hamburger Nachrichten United States Berlin Agrarian Party Germany Roper Washington England Red Cross France

Bielaski to Report on Lusitania Conspiracy Inquiry

A. Bruce Bielaski head of the Justice Department Investigation Bureau will return to Washington from New York to present up to date findings on allegations of a conspiracy linked to affidavits claiming the Lusitania was armed during its final voyage. He will confer with Attorney General Gregory and Assistant Attorney General Warren to decide next steps after Gustave Stahl's arrest.

Washington Bruce Bielaski Investigation Bureau Department of Justice New York United States Bielaski Gregory Warren Gustave Stahl

London shelters Germans and Austro-Hungarians at large

Official figures released today show 9 000 Germans and 4 000 Austro-Hungarians of military age remain at large in the London metropolitan area due to inadequate interment facilities.

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