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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1925

Page

7

Chicago Officials Face Jail Sentences in Contempt Case

Attorneys for Peter M. Hoffman Cook County sheriff and Wesley Westbrook ex jail warden prepared appeals from Judge Wilkerson ruling that found them guilty of contempt of court and sentenced them to jail. They face an $8,000 bond and grand jury probe over alleged conspiracy to obstruct justice and accept bribes. Hoffman got one month in DuPage jail and a $2,500 fine. Westbrook four months in DeKalb jail.

United Pricess Dispatcil Chicago Peter M. Hoffman Cook County Wesley Westbrook J. H. Wilkerson Hoffman Westbrook Wilkerson

Local Social Roundup of Visitors and Guests

Miss Almira Black of Terre Haute and Mrs. Mary Welch of Whitestown visit friends in the city. Mr. Mary Story and Mrs. E. P. Brosschke and sons visit Dugger. Mrs. Jané Burton travels to Elnora to see sister Margaret Chambers. Mrs. Janet Morgan of Vincennes sees friends in Linton. Mrs. Alice Terhune returns home to Dugger after visiting her parents. The Earl family from Indianapolis are guests for a few days. Mrs. Dorothy McGee from Indianapolis visits then travels to Elnora to see her mother. A death in Indianapolis prompts travel of Charles Bryan’s family. Mrs. James Hemingway returns from Pythian Sisters sessions in Indianapolis. T. W. Coleman visits his sister in Dugger. interested in Mason connections. Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor and Alice Ruth visit from Duluth. Homer Johnson of Bicknell also joins. they plan travel through Chicago en route home.

Almira Black Terre Haute Mary Welch Whitestown S. D. Bryan Mary Story E. P. Brosschke Bobbie Charles Dugger Jané Burton Elnora Margaret Chambers Janet Morgan Vincennes Linton Jim White Alice Terhune Jackson Laverne Earle Indianapolis Perry Barks K.S. Earle Dorothy McGee Harry Barger Song TA ‘Ianapolis Charles T. Bryan James’ Hemingway Erand Lodge Pythian Sisters William MecGheen Stanley Stroup T. W. Coleman Dugeer Aaron Buller Coleman Alcader Temple of the Shrine Portland Ore St. Louis James Taylor Alice Ruth Duluth Minn Homer Johnson Bicknell Elmer Taylor Taylor Virgie Johnson

Six Charged in Dixsmoor Golf Club Fraud Conspiracy

Chicago golfer Chick vans and six co defendants are accused of conspiring to defraud the Dixsmoor Golf Club of $100,000. The case centers on alleged fraudulent schemes targeting club funds and memberships.

Chick” Vans Chicago Dixsmoor Golf Club

Not Engaged Rumor Hits Washington Beautg and Goslin

Report denied that Miss Washington 1924 Helen Gould Sweeney is engaged to Goose Goslin of the Washington Senators. The couple was seen at many social events in the capital, fueling the engagement rumor after Goslin’s home run feats in the series against Pittsburgh.

Washington Helen Gould Sweeney Goose Goslin Senators Pittsburg Goslin Capital

Fancy Work Circle bids farewell to Mrs Beasley

The Ladies' Fancy Work Circle held a farewell party Tuesday for Mrs Joe E Beasley who is moving to Florida after years of active membership. Members surprised Mrs John Talbot at her home with a gift for her two week old daughter, a locket and chain, as part of a welcome.

Joe Ki. Beasley Florida

Dinner Guests at Sylvester Hadley Home

Guests at a delicious tv o clock dinner yesterday in the Sylvester Hadley home were Mrs. Bert Christy and daughter Miss Mignon Mrs. Adam Topping and daughter Margaret Mrs. Miller Mrs. Irvin Taylor and children Maxine and Gene Mrs. Bert Farthing and daughter Margaret Mrs. Raymond Boston and daughter Winona Miss Ruth Riddle and Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Hadley and daughter Waneta.

Sylvester Hadley Bert Christy Mignon Adam Topping Margaret Miller Irvin Taylor Maxine Gene Bert Farthing Raymond Boston Winona Ruth Riddle Sylvester Hadhey Waneta

Bake Sale This Saturday by Baptist Ladies Aid

The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist church plans a bake sale Saturday at Bauchman's hardware store. Pies cakes chicken and other home made goods will be sold at low prices to raise funds for church activities.

Ladies’ Aid of the Baptist Church Bauchman's Hardware Store

L A W Club Entitled Visit At Mrs VanMeter Home

The L A W club will be entertained tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Grover VanMeter. Members and guests will gather for a social event in a private residence, following a schedule of light refreshments and conversation.

L.A. W. Club Grover VanMeter

Treasury Chief to Recommend Tax Cuts Totalling 800 Million

Secretary Mellon will urge the House Ways and Means Committee to approve tax reductions totaling 800 million dollars, 450 million and 350.9 million, when he testifies Monday, according to official briefing.

Washington House Ways and Means Committee

Foundry Worker Killed in Crane Accident

Henry Lambrecht of South Chicago died at the Nammosnd foundry after being crushed while operating an electric crane yesterday in Nammosnd Indiana. The incident occurred at the local foundry plant and authorities investigated the accident.

Nammosnd Ind Henry Lambrecht South Chicago XQ Jocal Foundry Lambrecht

Is Ruether Pitching Daughter Seeks Life Support

Ruth Naomi Reuther, 9, daughter of Washington pitcher Walter Reuther, lies in a San Francisco hospital with pneumonia during the World Series. Calls from Washington and Pittsburg update her condition as flowers from baseball stars arrive.

San Francisco Cal Washington Pittsburg Ruth Naomi Walter Reuther Ruth

Gillans Welcome 10 1 2 Pound Baby Boy

Mr and Mrs John Gillan announce the arrival this morning of a baby boy weighing 10 1 2 pounds at their home on 980 A street southeast.

John Gillan

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Boston Ana Eensiosa Sahara Aztez Becker Sacques Dell Twa Sheriff Hoffman Wade Westbrook Bri Bery Fancy Work Circle Joe E. Beasley Bane Sale LAL CLUB Merteng United Press Dispatch Foundry Employe Moose Linton Coal Yards Primrose Ruether Gerin Sales & Service Bite Harold Sherrill Scott’s the Dry Goods Wearwell Dayton Lac Dayton Jack Spice RADIO Harry Welch W. F. Stover J. E. Beasley Beasley-Craig N. E Paul Fry FORD
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