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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1918

Page

8

O Leary Brothers in Limelight as Treason Trial Unfolds

Jeremiah A. O Leary testifies from Tombs cell while his brother John J. O Leary faces trial for conspiring with Arne Lyons and others to defy federal authority. Government witness Colonel Felder questioned as defense seeks to prove John did not know Jeremiah fled to avoid justice.

Jeremiah A. O'Leary United States John J. O'Leary Augustus NX. Hand Arne L. Lyons Jeremiah Federal Courts of New York Jeremiah O'Leary John Te Department of Justice Washington Sinn Fein Germaan Cleary Carl Rodiger Mme Learned Hand Wardes Federal John O'Leary Earl B. Barnes United States District Attorney Thomas B. Feider Colonel Feider Barnes Aie Weider Felder Colonel Weider Felder Wen Jeremiah A. O’ Leary O'Leary Adirondacks Welder Robert Grier Monroe Charles A Z. A. Hickey Kahan Leslie A New York University Law N. Murphy Seeleck

Denounced by A O H Official Over Race Loyalty Debate

William Mulligan of the Ancient Order of Hibernians denounces recent acts by certain gentlemen in New York City that threaten loyalty to the race. He cites conditions tested before public opinion and questions motives behind the actions.

Order of Hibernians New York County New York County Board Ancient Order of Hiberncians Wilson William Mulligan Ancient Order of Hibersians Broadway New York

Stangeland Held as an Enemy Aid in War Secrets Case

Charles Emil Stangeland former Second Secretary at the American Embassy in London and Captain Gustav Lindgren of the Swedish Army are before US Commissioner Hitchcock on charges of violating the trading with the enemy law. Evidence shows a note to Mrs Stangeland and possible data to Ellen Key about Tarek Das, with Stangeland and Lindgren implicated in conveying secret memorandums from the United States. Mrs Stangeland, author of German Barbarians, is linked to pro German sentiment. Lindgren and Stangeland face ongoing hearings while Lindgren remains jailed.

Charles Emil Stangeland London Karin Michaelis Stangeland Gustav Ragnar Lindgren United States Hitchcock Stangeland Lindgren M. Stangeland Copenhusen Elien Key United States District Attorney Burdeau Ellen Key Tarek Das San Francisco India Miss Key Magdalena Nordstrom Bethlehem, Pann Bethlehem Steel Corporation Charles V. Palmer Customs Service Berlin Charles A. Beard Columbia University 8Eland Gustav L. Lindquist Colby Leo Burt Ernst Strohmeier Fort Ogiethorpe Friedrich Dietrich Ernst Genbach Johann Hutt Walther Forstner Otto Winkler Billy Jaeger Red Cross France George Sheilberg Columbia Place Brooklyn Folwell Adams Street Blackell Island Shellberg

Doctor charged with seditious speech in Mount Vernon incident

Dr. George C. Weiss a Mount Vernon Hospital surgeon was arrested at his home on a seditious utterances charge linked to a dramatic Sunday night scene at the Empire City Inn Yonkers patrons heard a pro German message. An affidavit says Weiss proclaimed Germans will win this war and I am a Hun and I don't care who knows it. He is a naturalised citizen long time Mount Vernon resident.

George C. Weiss Mount Vernon Hospital Weatchester County Stevens Avenue Mount Vernon Westchester County Wells Empire City Inn Yonkers Dr. Weiss Germany del Hawkins

Unfit ham rejected by Navy court hearing details

Testimony before FTC examiner Patterson in the Woolworth Building covered Wilson & Co failing navy ham specs. Captain Willems testified that 539062 pounds offered yielded only 110553 pounds accepted, with 400000 pounds rejected as moldy sour or marrow sour.

Patterson Federal Trade Commission Woolworth Charles Ss. Willems Paymasters’ Division Brooklyn Navy Yard Wilson & Co Navy Willams United States Kittery Thomas E. Wilson Chicago du Bois Department of Agriculture Lakeca Bien

Chicago Executive Denies Navy Meat Refusal Claims

John Hawkinson, vice president of Wilson & Co., says he knows nothing of Captain Williams testimony alleging meat rejections by the Navy Department. He asserts he has no knowledge of any meat being refused and questions the accuracy of the claims. The report notes debate over charges and FTC integrity in addressing perceived injustice.

Thomas E. Wilson Wilson & Co Army Navy Wilson Chantlant The Trade Commission National Bureau of Animal Industry Comny Theederal Trade Commission New York Times Chicago John Hawkinson New York Willams Navy Department Williams

Astor guest held on federal warrant

Felix A. amenere identified as mining engineer and resident of Astor Hotel was detained at Greenwich Street Station by Department of Justice agents on federal charges. Summerfeld, about 40, well dressed and German, long stayed at the hotel with Mexican ties and allied sympathies, rumored Villa association, and possible intelligence service links.

Felix A. Amenere Astor Greenwich Street Department of Justice Summerfeld Mexico Madero Summerfield Villa Carranza Hotel Astor Imore

Caillaux Interrogated Again As Trial Looms In France

Paris June 19 Joseph Caillaux ex Premier of France was questioned for the forty fourth time since his arrest January 14 on charges tied to German propaganda in France. The preliminary investigation nears completion and a trial is expected soon. He sent an open letter to his attorney denying newspaper claims that he caused delays and asking to be brought before the court as soon as possible to clear himself.

Paris Joseph Caillaux France Hid Cage M. Caltiaux

Literary historian Georges Pellissier dies in Paris

Paris June 19 Georges Jacques Maur Pellissier a literary historian born 1852 died today. He wrote The Literary Movement in the Nineteenth Century and was a Chevalier of the Legion of Honor. He sparked debate by arguing Shakespeare was historically incorrect and lacked true genius.

Paris Georges Jacques Maur Pellissier Georges Pellissier Emile Faguet Pellissier Shakespeare Shakesp Pelliseler

Clemenceau Creates Franco American War Cooperation Post

Paris reports Premier Clemenceau creates a new Secretaryship for Franco American War Cooperation to coordinate military preparedness and aid between France and the United States. Captain André Tardieu will head the office while remaining French High Commissioner to the U.S., splitting time between Paris and Washington.

Paris France André Tardieu United States Washington Clemenceau Poincaré High Commission New York American Department of Missions Office Francoation

Mrs Stewart Charged With Bigamy In London Court

Mrs Villiers Stewart, a key witness in the Noel Pemberton Billing trial, is charged with bigamy in Marylebone Police Court. Remanded for a week. The case alleges she married Stewart while her first husband Percival Bray was alive.

London Villiers- Stewart Noel Pemberton - Billing Vigilante Maud Allan Marylebone Stewart Percival Bray Pemberton-Billing Neil Primrose Palestine England Asquith Viscount Haldane

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