Ask the Scholar
Page 280 of 291
I can add historical knowledge about this page.
Page image
OCR
107
CHICAGO TLL HER & EXAM
Washington, D. C. Star
MONDAY1 DECEMBER 21, 193
DEC18 1931,
EXAM
DRUGGAN AND
931,
CAPONE'S VISITORS
RUNG
LAKE HEAR TAX
EAR TAX
IN JAIL ARE CURBED
ORLD
PENALTY TODAY Y
Y TODAY
U. S. Acts to Cut Off Stream
CELL
Judge Expected to Sentence
be
of Callers After Charge He
Beer Twins in Federal Court;
d to Sentence
Still Directs Gang.
Visitors at
Trace Bribe Charge Here
Federal Court;
Vires Wash-
By the Associated Press.
Charge Here
CHICAGO, December 18.-The stream
g in Luxury
and
The key to the sensational Drug-
of visitors to the county jail cell of Al-
ons,
gan-Lake $75,000 bribery charges
phonse Capone was cut off sharply by
of
sensational Drug-
the United States Government yes-
ck Page.)
which recently brought a federal
fore
bribery charges
terday
Department
investigation of United States At-
and
rought a federal
After an investigation of reports that
ficers ónes
torney George El. Q. Johnson's of-
ome
United States At-
the gang czar was still directing opera-
fice is held in Chicago.
Q. Johnson's of
tions of his syndicate it was announced
strict CUUIL
This was revealed last night as
that there was no evidence that he was
he
Terry Druggan and Frankie Lake
icago.
being accorded special treatment at the
ed a search-
in
prepared to face Federal Judge
led last night
jail, The United States marshal's of-
reports that
go
fice, however, issued an order directing
Wilkerson today for sentence on
ged
nd Frankie
the warden to admit to Capone's cell
en accorded
income tax charges. The West Side
e
Federal Judge
only his immediate family, his attorneys
beer twins-so strangely involved
and any others given passes by the
n the county
in the half-revelations concerning
for sentence on
marshal.
hge
ed in Wash-
the bizarre bribery charges-will
VS. The West Side
lty,
Marshal to Control Passes.
hear their fate on guilty pleas at
ley,
trangely involved
It was explained that the marshal
10 a. m.
ar-
ations concerning
would examine carefully all persons ap-
was revealed,
CHARGES MADE IN CHICAGO.
ave
plying for permission to see the gang-
D
when three
ery charges-will)
Disclosure that the bribery
a
ster as he awaits the appeal on his con-
is, all worded
but
n guilty pleas at
viction as an income tax dodger.
charges were made, not in Washing-
Investigation by Government agents
red by Federal
ton, as previously reported, but to
was started after Federal Judge James
kerson, United
some federal official in Chicago,
he
C IN CHICAGO.
H Wilkerson, who sentenced Capone to
ney George E.
was made in the Department of
the
at the bribert
11 years, and United States District At-
Varden David
Justice at the capital. An official
Mel-
torney George E. Q. Johnson, whe
there said:
een
e, not in Washin
headed the prosecution, both received
ail,
"Harold C. Hayes did not come
brge
reported, but
anonymous communications stating
VISITOHS.
that Capone was receiving telephone,
to Washington to make his state-
of
icial in Chicago,
telegraph and messenger service en-
t Capone was
ment. He made it in Chicago.
his
e Department of
abling him to control his gang as well
enchm. 1 daily
The department will not give the
as if he were outside the jail.
statement out. It regards it is
pital. An official
was allowed to
the
lavit
Charges Are Investigated.
nd send tele
confidential."
rug-
Both District Attorney Johnson and
was runts.
Hayes, owner of the Metropole
ves did not como
and several other hotels, is a close
affi-
officials of the Department of Justice
hine it been
make his state-
said the charges "could not be sub-
friend of Druggan and Al Capone.
he
stantiated.'
The gist of his reported statement
in
it in Chicago.
Warden David Moneypenny of the
m the Depart-
several months ago was that Drug-
will not give the
county jail requested the marshal's
ashington that
gan had paid $75,000 to fix the
ould
It regards it is
office to take over the responsibility of
issuing passes to Capone's visitors.
pushed to the
government's criminal case against
Tabel
him.
nter-
of the Metropole
Several minor politicians had asked to
hether the in-
show
hotels, is a close
see the gangster and it was feared they e
Capone ma-
PROSECUTOR EXONERATED
would turn over their no
com-
and Al Capone.
Capone lieutenants
law, is great.-
Such credence did the Chicago
d did
ported statement
than that of the government,
federal official who received it give
ment.
the Hayes report that he at once
was that Drug-
which makes that law.
5,000 to fix the
EVASIVE ON PHONE CALLS.
forwarded it to Attorney General
S
Mitchell at Washington. The only
criminal case against
Investigators reported last night
report made after the exhaustive
they "had been unable to substan-
investigation exonerated the Unit-
OR EXONERATED.
tiate" information that Capone
ed States attorney, but did not re-
lence did the Chicago
had used telephone and telegraph
fute the charge money had been
ial who received it give
to direct gang operations. There
used for bribery.
report that he at once
Federal officials declined to com-
t
to Attorney General
was no comment, however, on the
Washington. The only
number and identity of his visitors
ment on Hayes' motive in making
after the exhaustive
at the jail at all hours of the day.
a report to the government. Hayes
would only say that "newspaper
exonerated the Unit-
Nor was anything said about the
accounts so far don't tell the half
torney, but did not re-
"unofficial" report that Capone, in
of the story-they only hint at it."
arge money had been
ail or temporarily out, had held con-
FAILS TO FILE AFFIDAVITS.
bery.
ference with his gang intimates at
Arraigned a week ago, Druggan
ficials declined to com-
night.
threatened to tell the "inside" story
of the $75,000 bribe. He was given
ION paddius
making
When investigators visited the
jail they found Capone confined to
until Saturday to file affidavits,
107
but failed to do so.
erem are
a dormitory on the fifth floor,
where he has the use of a com-
The former beer partners face
maximum sentences of seventeen
Man
years and fines aggregating $10,000.
uo
to Page 2, Column.
Druggan owes $243,919 in taxes and
$60,802 in penalties. Lake owes
T finari shung
H
Merry Christmas
$181,6 res and $50.380_nen
u
Tw
Page data
- Page
- 280
- Source index
- 0
- Type
- photo
- Media ID
- f42b5ed65c03d873
- Size
- unknown
Document data
- ID
- 160919119
- Core
- doc
- Type
- document
DTO data
{
"id": "160919119",
"sourceUrl": "https://catalog.archives.gov/id/160919119",
"contentType": "document",
"title": "1931 Scrapbook",
"citationUrl": "https://catalog.archives.gov/id/160919119",
"collections": [
"George E. Q. Johnson Papers",
"Scrapbooks"
],
"iiifBase": "https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/lz/chicago/johnsoneq/160919113/160919113_160919119/160919113_160919119_001.jpg",
"thumbnailUrl": "https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/lz/chicago/johnsoneq/160919113/160919113_160919119/160919113_160919119_001.jpg",
"largeImageUrl": "https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/lz/chicago/johnsoneq/160919113/160919113_160919119/160919113_160919119_001.jpg",
"imageCount": 291,
"hasImages": true,
"source": "import",
"hasTranscription": false
}
Context sent to Scholar
Document identity
{
"localId": "160919119",
"label": "1931 Scrapbook",
"core": "doc",
"dtoType": "document",
"citationUrl": "https://catalog.archives.gov/id/160919119"
}
Document source metadata
{
"id": "160919119",
"sourceUrl": "https://catalog.archives.gov/id/160919119",
"contentType": "document",
"title": "1931 Scrapbook",
"citationUrl": "https://catalog.archives.gov/id/160919119",
"collections": [
"George E. Q. Johnson Papers",
"Scrapbooks"
],
"iiifBase": "https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/lz/chicago/johnsoneq/160919113/160919113_160919119/160919113_160919119_001.jpg",
"thumbnailUrl": "https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/lz/chicago/johnsoneq/160919113/160919113_160919119/160919113_160919119_001.jpg",
"largeImageUrl": "https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/lz/chicago/johnsoneq/160919113/160919113_160919119/160919113_160919119_001.jpg",
"imageCount": 291,
"hasImages": true,
"source": "import",
"hasTranscription": false
}
Document source extras
{
"url": "https://catalog.archives.gov/id/160919119",
"naId": 160919119,
"coverageEndDate": {
"logicalDate": "1931-12-31",
"year": 1931
},
"coverageStartDate": {
"logicalDate": "1931-01-01",
"year": 1931
},
"levelOfDescription": "fileUnit",
"recordType": "description",
"ocrSource": "nara-archive"
}
Page context
{
"seq": 280,
"pageIndex": 0,
"type": "photo",
"url": "https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/lz/chicago/johnsoneq/160919113/160919113_160919119/160919113_160919119_280.jpg",
"mediaId": "f42b5ed65c03d873",
"ocrText": "107\nCHICAGO TLL HER & EXAM\nWashington, D. C. Star\nMONDAY1 DECEMBER 21, 193\nDEC18 1931,\nEXAM\nDRUGGAN AND\n931,\nCAPONE'S VISITORS\nRUNG\nLAKE HEAR TAX\nEAR TAX\nIN JAIL ARE CURBED\nORLD\nPENALTY TODAY Y\nY TODAY\nU. S. Acts to Cut Off Stream\nCELL\nJudge Expected to Sentence\nbe\nof Callers After Charge He\nBeer Twins in Federal Court;\nd to Sentence\nStill Directs Gang.\nVisitors at\nTrace Bribe Charge Here\nFederal Court;\nVires Wash-\nBy the Associated Press.\nCharge Here\nCHICAGO, December 18.-The stream\ng in Luxury\nand\nThe key to the sensational Drug-\nof visitors to the county jail cell of Al-\nons,\ngan-Lake $75,000 bribery charges\nphonse Capone was cut off sharply by\nof\nsensational Drug-\nthe United States Government yes-\nck Page.)\nwhich recently brought a federal\nfore\nbribery charges\nterday\nDepartment\ninvestigation of United States At-\nand\nrought a federal\nAfter an investigation of reports that\nficers ónes\ntorney George El. Q. Johnson's of-\nome\nUnited States At-\nthe gang czar was still directing opera-\nfice is held in Chicago.\nQ. Johnson's of\ntions of his syndicate it was announced\nstrict CUUIL\nThis was revealed last night as\nthat there was no evidence that he was\nhe\nTerry Druggan and Frankie Lake\nicago.\nbeing accorded special treatment at the\ned a search-\nin\nprepared to face Federal Judge\nled last night\njail, The United States marshal's of-\nreports that\ngo\nfice, however, issued an order directing\nWilkerson today for sentence on\nged\nnd Frankie\nthe warden to admit to Capone's cell\nen accorded\nincome tax charges. The West Side\ne\nFederal Judge\nonly his immediate family, his attorneys\nbeer twins-so strangely involved\nand any others given passes by the\nn the county\nin the half-revelations concerning\nfor sentence on\nmarshal.\nhge\ned in Wash-\nthe bizarre bribery charges-will\nVS. The West Side\nlty,\nMarshal to Control Passes.\nhear their fate on guilty pleas at\nley,\ntrangely involved\nIt was explained that the marshal\n10 a. m.\nar-\nations concerning\nwould examine carefully all persons ap-\nwas revealed,\nCHARGES MADE IN CHICAGO.\nave\nplying for permission to see the gang-\nD\nwhen three\nery charges-will)\nDisclosure that the bribery\na\nster as he awaits the appeal on his con-\nis, all worded\nbut\nn guilty pleas at\nviction as an income tax dodger.\ncharges were made, not in Washing-\nInvestigation by Government agents\nred by Federal\nton, as previously reported, but to\nwas started after Federal Judge James\nkerson, United\nsome federal official in Chicago,\nhe\nC IN CHICAGO.\nH Wilkerson, who sentenced Capone to\nney George E.\nwas made in the Department of\nthe\nat the bribert\n11 years, and United States District At-\nVarden David\nJustice at the capital. An official\nMel-\ntorney George E. Q. Johnson, whe\nthere said:\neen\ne, not in Washin\nheaded the prosecution, both received\nail,\n\"Harold C. Hayes did not come\nbrge\nreported, but\nanonymous communications stating\nVISITOHS.\nthat Capone was receiving telephone,\nto Washington to make his state-\nof\nicial in Chicago,\ntelegraph and messenger service en-\nt Capone was\nment. He made it in Chicago.\nhis\ne Department of\nabling him to control his gang as well\nenchm. 1 daily\nThe department will not give the\nas if he were outside the jail.\nstatement out. It regards it is\npital. An official\nwas allowed to\nthe\nlavit\nCharges Are Investigated.\nnd send tele\nconfidential.\"\nrug-\nBoth District Attorney Johnson and\nwas runts.\nHayes, owner of the Metropole\nves did not como\nand several other hotels, is a close\naffi-\nofficials of the Department of Justice\nhine it been\nmake his state-\nsaid the charges \"could not be sub-\nfriend of Druggan and Al Capone.\nhe\nstantiated.'\nThe gist of his reported statement\nin\nit in Chicago.\nWarden David Moneypenny of the\nm the Depart-\nseveral months ago was that Drug-\nwill not give the\ncounty jail requested the marshal's\nashington that\ngan had paid $75,000 to fix the\nould\nIt regards it is\noffice to take over the responsibility of\nissuing passes to Capone's visitors.\npushed to the\ngovernment's criminal case against\nTabel\nhim.\nnter-\nof the Metropole\nSeveral minor politicians had asked to\nhether the in-\nshow\nhotels, is a close\nsee the gangster and it was feared they e\nCapone ma-\nPROSECUTOR EXONERATED\nwould turn over their no\ncom-\nand Al Capone.\nCapone lieutenants\nlaw, is great.-\nSuch credence did the Chicago\nd did\nported statement\nthan that of the government,\nfederal official who received it give\nment.\nthe Hayes report that he at once\nwas that Drug-\nwhich makes that law.\n5,000 to fix the\nEVASIVE ON PHONE CALLS.\nforwarded it to Attorney General\nS\nMitchell at Washington. The only\ncriminal case against\nInvestigators reported last night\nreport made after the exhaustive\nthey \"had been unable to substan-\ninvestigation exonerated the Unit-\nOR EXONERATED.\ntiate\" information that Capone\ned States attorney, but did not re-\nlence did the Chicago\nhad used telephone and telegraph\nfute the charge money had been\nial who received it give\nto direct gang operations. There\nused for bribery.\nreport that he at once\nFederal officials declined to com-\nt\nto Attorney General\nwas no comment, however, on the\nWashington. The only\nnumber and identity of his visitors\nment on Hayes' motive in making\nafter the exhaustive\nat the jail at all hours of the day.\na report to the government. Hayes\nwould only say that \"newspaper\nexonerated the Unit-\nNor was anything said about the\naccounts so far don't tell the half\ntorney, but did not re-\n\"unofficial\" report that Capone, in\nof the story-they only hint at it.\"\narge money had been\nail or temporarily out, had held con-\nFAILS TO FILE AFFIDAVITS.\nbery.\nference with his gang intimates at\nArraigned a week ago, Druggan\nficials declined to com-\nnight.\nthreatened to tell the \"inside\" story\nof the $75,000 bribe. He was given\nION paddius\nmaking\nWhen investigators visited the\njail they found Capone confined to\nuntil Saturday to file affidavits,\n107\nbut failed to do so.\nerem are\na dormitory on the fifth floor,\nwhere he has the use of a com-\nThe former beer partners face\nmaximum sentences of seventeen\nMan\nyears and fines aggregating $10,000.\nuo\nto Page 2, Column.\nDruggan owes $243,919 in taxes and\n$60,802 in penalties. Lake owes\nT finari shung\nH\nMerry Christmas\n$181,6 res and $50.380_nen\nu\nTw"
}