to stay away from a woman in Gary, Mrs. Mary Krause. Krause denied any type of relationship with Kayser. Chief of Police Heinz ordered police to interview the Gary woman. The letters had many threats such as "Move away or dynamite will move"; another read: "Before the leaves turn you will be stretched on the ground." George Schneider, a member of the Gary Saxon Terien, was named as a suspect after he revealed that he had gotten in a fight the same night Kayser was killed, with bruises and scratches on his face. See also Opposition to World War I German Americans Bibliography Notes References - Total pages: 354 1916 murders in the United States 20th-century American Lutheran clergy Anti-German sentiment in the United States American anti–World War I activists Bavarian emigrants to the United States Deaths by firearm in Indiana Hate crimes Lutheranism in Indiana Lynching deaths in Indiana People murdered in Indiana Racially motivated violence against European Americans 1875 births 1916 deaths