Capone Income Tax Case Shows Signed Letter
Government reveals a signed letter by Al Capone via attorney Mattingly claiming liability for income tax on $266000, presented to support the federal tax dodger case. Jurors heard the document’s existence but not its contents, while defense urges more evidence and background before reading. Capone admitted he never filed a return and directed questions to Mattingly.
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Chicago
al Capone
Capone
Lawrence P. Mattingly
Revene Bureau
Michael Ahern
U. S
Orney Retepe E
Johnson
Cation
Wilkerson
Louis Wilson
Internal Revenue Department
Mattingly
Washington
Hocken country home evidence hints at criminal liability
The contested evidence relates to the country home of Mrs. J. I. Hocken and an alleged attempt to cause liability. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Ives of St. Louis who traveled to Baldwin then Wichita for a Christian church convention. Mgr. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Hall of Springfield announce a birth. Virginia Black returned from Kansas City after visiting the Bennett sisters and the Mellors from Chicago.
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J. I. Hockencause
Tolsmith
Richard C. Ives
St. Louis
Baldwin
Wichita
Christian Church
Mgr
Lawrence K. Hall
Springfield
Mass
Baker
Virginia Black
Kansas City
Eustacia
Florence Bennett
J. E. Mellor
Hame
Chicago
Baldwin Rotary Hosts Kansas City Visitors at College Café
Fifteen Rotarians from the Kansas City club visited Baldwin on Tuesday noon. The program featured pop songs led by Roe Bartle, with addresses by Frank Brittian, former governor, and Dr. W. C. Hanson of the Methodist Book Concern. attendees included Tip Brown and other Kansas City men. The Daughters of the King class will hold a steak fry at the First Methodist Sunday school.
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Baldwin Rotary Club
Kansas City
College Cafe
Roe Bartle
Frank Brittian
15Th Rotary District
W. C. Hanson
Methodist Book Concern of
Board of
Baker University
Tip Brown
Guy Johnson
Ozeier
George Fleishman
Herston Williams
C. H. Hall
Robert Smailfeldt
George Wasson
Charles Kornbrodt
Thomas Peterson
Porter Fones
Paul Bradford
Daughters of the King
First Methodist
Ithe
Visit leads Mellor family to Lawrence rented home
A note records the Mellor family planning a move to Lawrence for a visit at the home of Mrs. Mellor's father, Judge William Huff, and arranging rental of property there. The fragment identifies Mrs. Mellor and ties to Lawrence, hinting at a family relocation.
Baldwin Couple Planned Wedding Announcement
Announcement notes the marriage on October 7 in Tyler Texas of Ann Perrine daughter of a former Baker student and Alpha Chi Omega member Norma Perrine to Howard Ward. The couple will reside in Ward Howard at home.
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Huff
Baldwin
Baker
Alpha Chi Omega
Co Norma Perrine
Howard
Ward Howard
Tyler
Texas
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Brinkman
Seale Perea
A&p
Iona Brand
Jena
Rinso
Lifebuoy
Jonathan
Ibs
Resa
Swift
Asp Food Stores
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Pee Eee
Tapunys
Beef Hearts
Frisco Market
Pickwick Coffee
Gurtler & Sons
East 9Th St
Phillips
19Th
J. J. Lavery
Groceries and Meats
Feefers Cleanser
Wilson's
M.J.B
Genevieve Callahan
Sunset Magazine
Chef la Faille
St. Francis Hotel
San Francisco
W.W. Ogier
Calif. Institute
America
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