MORE ARRESTS IN GERMANY.
CONSPIRACY AGAINST REPUBLIC. PROMPT ACTION BY POLICE. rCXITBD PRHS3 &BSOCIXTIOK— V* EUtCTSIC TZLCOttVPH JOPYaiQHT.) (Received September 13th, 7.10 p.m.) BERLIN, September 12. Over 40 arrests have now been made in connexion with the bomb outrages, including that of Frau Dozel, the mother of Captain Herbert Volk, who ia regarded as one of the leaders of the conspiracy, and who escaped to Holland, where the police have been asked to arrest him. Among the others are Uhse and Ehlert prominent Fascist editors of the "Schleswig-Holsteiner" and the "Tages Zeitung." Hammens and Muthmann, leaders of the Holstein farmers' movement, were arrested when leaving a farmers' meeting at Breslau. There has been a further arrest in connexion with the bomb factory which was discovered in a Berlin flat. The majority of those arrested there deny complicity, but gome of those arrested at Hamburg admit their guilt, and further arrests are expected. It is believed that the promptness of the police nipped the conspiracy in the bud. — Australian Press Association.
[A message on September 11th re« corded the arrest of many persons who were alleged to be implicated in recent bomb outrages throughout Germany. It was stated that the conspiracy of terrorism was alleged to have been the pre. hide to an Extremist rising against the Republic-]
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19724, 14 September 1929, Page 17
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