Professors Accused
Robert Manley's Centennial History of the University (1969) includes information on those who were initially accused and results of the trial.
Initially accused:
- L.E. Alysworth, professor of Political Science
- Henry Blumberg, professor of Mathematics
- H.W. Caldwell, professor of American History
- Annis Chaikin, secretary of the Nebraska Alumni Association
- Mary Fossler, assistant professor of Chemistry
- Paul H. Grummann, head of the School of Arts
- E.L. Hinman, professor of Philosophy
- Erwin P. Hopt, professor of Agronomy
- G.W.A. Luckey, professor of Education
- Clark E. Persinger, professor of American History
- A.S. Riddervolt, assistant professor of civil Engineering
- John P. Senning, instructor of Political Science
- Addison Sheldon, professor of American History
- Louis B. Tuckerman, professor of Physics
- Harry K. Wolfe, professor of Philosophy
Results following the "disloyalty trials" on June 19, 1918:
Three faculty members were asked for their resignation:
- Erwin P. Hopt
- G.W.A Luckey
- C.E. Persinger
Other faculty were exonerated as they were perceived to only late to support the war cause:
- L.E. Aylsworth
- Henry Blumberg
- H.W. Caldwell
- Annis Chaikin
- Mary Fossler
- Paul H. Grummann
- E.L. Hinman
- John P. Senning
- Addison E. Sheldon
- Louis B. Tuckerman
- Harry K Wolfe
A decision relating to one faculty member remained pending:
- A.S. Riddervolt
(Manley, Centennial History of the University, v1, pg. 223-224)