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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-18
DENY SENATOR AND
AID ARE CONNECTED.
IN BOOZE SCANDAL.
OFFICIALS AND EVEN ACCUSING
sLEurH ExoNERATEs McklN.
LEY AND CHESTER WiLLoUGH.
BY OF SCANDAL CHARGES.

Chicago. Aug, lS,--Chicago political
circles scethed yesterday as the after,
math OF the sensational charges mad,
Wednesday of booze scandals In
which the name of United States Sen.
ator William II. Mckinley, Junior sen
ator from Illinois, was mentioned.
On every side, from personal ac.
luantances of the senator, his poli;.
ical enemies and all branches of fed.
eral Investigations which might have
any knowledge of the facts in the case.
came positive denials that the senator
or his secretary, Chester Willoughby,
who also was mentioned was in any
way connected with any liquor scan
dals, or had been under any form of
investigation.
Among those making the denials
were Joseph A. Tatro, discharged spe.
ctal agent of the, internal revenue de-.
paftment, who exploded the bomb
when he asserted his dismissal wai
made because he had mentioned the
name of Senator Mckinley In the
course Of hts Investigations. and David
Il. Nolan, Tatro's former chief
The mos, probable immediate result
Of the political blast appeared to be
That a thorough federal investigation
of the Mckinley charges and similar
insinuations involving numerous other
members of Congress will be started
at once.
II was pointed out that since tho
Volstead act became operative nearly
every Illinois congressman, and
large majority of those in other states
ms we'll has, at some time or other.
been mentioned as having connection
with booze scandals Some OF these
rumors, all of which are branded as
untoundcd, have faded away almost q q,
soon as they were made.
Illinois membe of the house g.
representatives were reported yester.
day preparing plans to bring about an
immediate congressional investigation
Ito be conducted pubicly-and deaf
ing with al of these reports. starting
with the Mckinley case and continu-
ing through the whole long list
These y5gu2 and groundtcss ri.
mors,' asserted one man close to sew
oral congressman, yesterday must be
halted Hitherto the custom has boon
to ignore them. However, when an
attempt is made to besmrch a man
OF the known standing of Senator Nc. |
kinley, the time has come for drastic |
action. am reliably informed that 4
drastic congressional investigation Of |
the whole propaganda is scheduled to |
DcRiu nj and that t,,orpiIae- ar,
countability will be exactod against
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-18

the VI. Il. church will hold their reg
ular monthly meeting Friday even
| ing with Ed ward and Florence OFT
Mrs Harry Bacon OF Grand Rap
| ids assisted Mrs. Josephine Maggie
cook for threshers' Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs win Geiger and fam,
lily spent Sunday at the Frank Gel
ger home In Farm Ridge.
Among those who attended the
funeral services of the late Mrs. Jas.
Gordon OF Ransom Sunday were Mr..
and Mrs. John Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Mccormick and son Clarence,
Mr. and Mrs. 4. b, Kuhn and daugh-
ter Nellie, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry OFT
and Mr. and Mrs Herman Steidel and
guest, Miss Sadie Naughton, of Chi
cago.
Mrs. Charles Eiagie attended the
meeting OF the home bureau clothing
chairmen at the Y. w. c. A. in Strea.
tor Saturday.
Miss Ethel GonrlEy Of Cornell and
Miss Billie Ovelman of ottawa visit
ed at the Henry OFT home last week
Mr. and Mrs. T.. b, Kuhn and daugh-
ter Nellie were ottawa shoppers Fri
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hagie are
anxiously awaiting the arrival OF
their Dodge travelling car recently
ordered.
Rev. and Mrs. CRANE of Grand
Ridge called at the +. =. Wakey home
Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Wentz and tam
lily were Sunday visitors at the e. J.
Mccormick home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wollenhaupt
ST.. spent the week end in Ottawa,
Miss Anna Wollenhaupt of ottawa
kept house for her brother Elmer dur
ing that time
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kuhn and
family spent Sunday at the j. O'Neill
home near Kinsman.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hagie and
son Howard attended the ball game
at LeOnore Sunday.
Mrs. Peter Schlageter called at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Louis
Dulian Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl McNamee of
fhul Old spent StEtidl NdNS IbCtUIly
at the Thomas Kuhn home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hanusick were
Streator shoppers Saturday
Miss Violet Walling Of near Strea.
tor is guest at the Elmer Hates
home this week.
Miss Lucia Maggie and Mrs. Il. b
Kuhn and daughter Nellie are assist
ing Mrs. John Ryan cook for thresh
ers.
HarY~1Np r. ~ Aei,tio
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-18

States Attorney Edwin l.. Wcisl, in
which he asked ii he would issue a
warrant for Senator Mckinley" al
other federal official explained. He
is required to make formal reports on
all investigations which are turned
over to the federal prosecutor, and
not to spread reports or to put Up
hypothetical cases informally to as
sistant prosecutors. Mr. Wleisl, L
trusted assistant not having author
ity to answer, naturally reported the
inquiry to his chief
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-18
Observation of Oldest Inhabt,ant.

The old.fasioned way Of courting'in
Il hammock has one advantage over
the modern motor courtshipS. When
there was a breakdown you didn't have
to walk ten miles back honie.---Cin-
cinnali Enquirer. 80, ~. - = sa ..
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-18

German Race of Asiatic Origin.
The German race is supposed ia
have migrated from Asia. 2a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-07

More than one-half OF the gold
marketed every year ts produced
within the bounds of the British en-
pire
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-07

great extent Howat. who will I'LL
in ct quarter whenever needed. Is
a protese Of the Veenker school of
football and can be depended on at
all times. Ketchell. another bright
cog in the Scatena machine. will
probably break in as O. regular.
The Berwyn people are all agog
over the Sunday game here. The
little Sucker town has for years
heard of the Scatena team. and their
wonderful record. The visitors are
coming with a great deal of conf
dence. The Eerwyn squad Is a well
balanced one. and the line will
probably outweigh the Scatenas by
several pounds per man.
The Scatena team will take their
Anal workout this afternoon at Har-
rison Park, while the Berwyn eleven
will not finish training until Sunday
morning. They are expected to ar
rive in Hammond for a drill at the
American Legion hall. where they
are 20 make their headquarters
while IN this city.
Joe Scatena. the popular owner
OF the team. and Business Manager
Lou Cantwell are confident that the
home fans will stick to a home
team 1t is very doubtful whether
any OF the loyal crew will head for
Chicago tomorrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-07
COACH HESS
GIVES CLUB
HARD GRIND

The break in the weather today
was favorable to a big attendance
at tomorrow S game between tn.
Hammond professional football club
and the Chicago Cardinals at Nor
NAL Park, Sixty-frst and Racine.
Coach Hess worked his stars for
three hours yesterday afternoon az
Harrison Park and this afternoon
they will practice to put the finish
ing touches on teamwork for tomor-
rows game. The afternoon practice
yesterday and today cannot but help
do immense good.
Hammond fans are anxious to see
Lloyd Gearing, high school star, IN
action as quarterback OF the big
club. With Gearing and Hess in
the backfield the club takes on
local aspect.
Fifteen hundred Hammond fans
are expected TO see the game, as
well as delegations from Crown
Point and other parts OF the county
Paddy Driscoll. former Hammond
star. is captain OF the Cardinals.
Coach Hess declared today he was
confident OF winning tomorrow 8
game.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-07

knockout artist supreme. doesn't
banker to meet?
1t would appear that way.
Alex Hart, idol Of Lorain, O.,
fans, is finishing training for his
battle with Charley O'Connell at
Lorain the night of Oct. 2, and
thereby hangs tale-as the clas-
sizes say.
The promoters who are staging
the bout had their hearts set
matching Alex with Clancy. But
George wanted the bank of Lorain,
riparian rights along Black River
and Lake Erie and lien on the
U. s. sub treasury to meet Alex.
So O'Connell was signed.
Hart has met CLANCY twice. This
alone speaks we'll for Alex, mas
much as most fighters plenty
the first time.
The initial battle Of Hart and
Clancy ended Enthusiastically for
Hart. He refused to go on i.h
the fight in the fifth round, claim
ing a foul. He Lad e. giving
CLANCY all the Baltimore Lad could
handle up to that time.
| Hart asked for another bout with
CLANCY and got it. This LIT, too,
was held in Philadelphia. Hart
stuck the distance despite the fact
that CLANCY tried everything he
owned and hit Hart every place
the rules permitted.
Confident that he could lick
Clancy If given third crack Hart
suggested to Lorain promoters they
get Clancy. But the Knockout
kings manager turned a dea- ear.
Now Hart hopes to stop O'Con-
nell and thereby add strength to
his claims that he can halt Clancy
if given another chance. The forth
coming bout ought 20 be hun
mer inasmuch as Hart is under
Johnny Kilbane's management and
Jimmy Dunn, Kilbano's former
manager and now his enemy, ID
managing O'Connell.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-07
JOHNSON LANDS
TECHNICAL K. D.
ON BOB MARTIN

NEW YORK, Oct. Floyd John
son of Iowa advanced a notch In the
heavyweight division last night by
winning a technical knockout in the
tenth round over BOB Martin. heavy
weight champion OF the A. L. F.
Martins cconds threw a towel
into the ring tEirty-one seconds aft
er the tenth round started. Martin
opened the session by rushing to
meet Johnson as he spring from his
chair. But~Martin MISSED. his only
chance had gone. and he was abb
sorbing heavy punishment when the
surrender was made
Johnson jumped into the lead In
the first round. had his opponent
dazed by the end OF the third and
was in undisputed command after
the fifth round. Being a novice,
Johnson became excited when he
saw Martins helpless condition and
in his anxiety to land a knockout
was unable TO place a decisive blow
through Martins lower guard.
The Iowan showed tremendous
hitting power and a clever left
hand. but he was slow
Martin made a game defense and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-07

At Detroit Ed Marchland beat
Pete Hartley (1o). Jimmy Brady
stopped Sammy Stone (1o). Frankie
Ebere and Young Harley fought a
draw (10) George Furniss beat Joe
Clltler l101
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-07
AUTO BUGS
TO BATTLE
TOMORROW
Four Speed Events Promised
Racing Fans at Roby
PpeedWay

Sa-k Leach, promoter OF the au-
to@o5ile races at the Rohy Speed
FL was lingering his chin nerv-
ously today The rain. which start
ed carly this morning and babe fair
~ continue indefinitely. was a keen
arcc o worry to Jack
the weather man will just
land Us plenty today and get it
OF If his system tomorrow will be
tne biggest day the Roby Speedway
Association has ever had" said
I-ea ch. Z wanted rain because the
more rain We get on the clay the
have tho rain be a ..-lle careful and
not come too close to our race
Gates"
Leach says that ~&ven should a
i,cavy shower fall Sunday morning,
the track will be in fine condition
7rovided there are a couple OF hours
&c sunshine before the time OF run
ains the time trials.
Tho time trials will start at l
o'c.ock tomorrow. the same as two
weeks ago. It is probable that these
will require all of the time before
the races start at 2:30. Many fans
like TO get out early enough to wit
ness the trials as there are often
some wonderful speed demonstra-
lions
Tomorrow's program will be the
longest offered this year. There
viii be the usual Ford and heavy
car 1o-mile races. Then the win
Ecrs of these will compete in the
25-mile grind 1t Is this long drag
which brings out the speed and
tests the endurance qualities OF the
machines.
often a car which has done won
dors in the short races proves a
flivver along about the middle OF
cheated out of making a grand
cleaning just because his machine
developed trouble near the end of
the 25-miler.
Following this race there will be
a novelty event. The fastest motor
cycle in Hammond will be pitted
against the fastest automobile and
they will be allowed to battle for
3 miles This Is expected to be
good
Practically all Of the great driv-
ers of other races will be on hand
tomorrow and there will be a num-
Der of new faces behind wheels OF
sturdy mounts The best time TO
date for 10 miles is minutes 81
seconds. Several speed kings prom
Use to lower this Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-07

In the latter rounds kept on his
feet through instinct
Harry kid" Brown OF Phiiadel-
phia was given the decision over
Bert Spencer OF Brooklyn in the
twelve round semi -dual bout.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-07

Curve-ball pitching pei ID the
Reds doom this set o., say Cin-i
experts who suggest that Moran
take along some hook" artists
next spring to Feed his b..tters
nothing but curves.
Though golf is fraught with I'M
certainty the past season j. a way
has demonstrated that a number
of those who did win tituIar events
were no accidental champions.
Cases in point are Gene Sarazen,
who captured the national open ind
the Professional Golfers Associa-
ton titles; Jesse Swe-t ser, sus ass
full in the national and metropol-
itan amateur meeting, and lastly,
Marty O'Loughlin, leading the list
in the New Jersey and metropol-
itan opens. For any one to keep on
winning nowadays AGAINST the keen
competition means good golf ali
the time. A few slips and he's
gone.
De-roit's recall Of Bob Fotherrill
from Rochester probably means the
deal between Detroit and Roches-
ter for Maurice Archdeacon and
Cliff Brady is of, If it ever was
seriously on. Fothergill was call
ed in because Of the injury to Har-
~ Holman, but he would have
been brought back anyway-it
could not have been otherwise, con-
sidering the tremendous hitting he
has done in the international Lea
que. It's a certainty, too, that
Chick Gagnon will be recalled oy
Detroit. He appears to be q won.
derful ball player.
Is there one fighter !. the good
old U. S. A. that George = ...ney
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-07
Fliv Overtsrns,
Owner Rights It,
Baby Sleeps On
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEsyicEl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvicEl 4
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 5.-~lar.
ence Mccoy, OF Norwood. In a
handy man with flivver. He
was driving home in his sedan
the other night when the wheels
skidded on wet street car rails
and the car overturned. He and
his wife. v no was holding their
sleeping baby in her arms. crawi-
ed out unhurt and Mccoy took In
at a glance that the auto was
not damaged. He caught hold
OF the top and gave mighty
heaye The car righted and Nc
Coy and Ills wife got back In.
and drove off The baby was
still asleep.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-07
FOOTBALL FANS ON
EDGE FOR GOPHER
AND WARREN GAME

+ Everybody out tomorrow. The
East Chicago Gophers are on edge
and ready to go at the blow OF the
whistle. The boys put in tough
week. Their schedule for the week
was: Monday night. signal drill;
Tu@day, punting. Wednesday. tao
king: Thursday. throwing forward
passes, Friday. skull. practice; Sat
urday, rest. and Sunday morning
practice to timber the boys cup.
The Warren A. c. is coming loaded
If they defeat the Gophers they will
be in the big money. and instead Of
asking for games they will have all
the cubs ask them for games.
In the month OF November the
toughest games will be played. The
whiting aggregation sure are tough
customers this season. The Seats
boast of a better club this season.
and Hegewtsch with their heavy
troopers Will show great form
against the Gophers.
The lineup so far will be the same
as past years with the exception OF
Conroy and Deer. DR.. Steffes, the
best prairie football player around
these parts, Will be In the lineup.
Billy Cleary. the most sensational
end OF all times will be in Gopher
uniform.
The Gophers boast OF faster
team this year. The backfield will
probably be Oswego, O'ConneI and
Madura. or Bachelor. Zimmerman
and Armstrong. The ends will be
Rider and Cleary or Lloyd and Hill
or they may be switched.
The line has Ditto, Roster. Garvey,
Mastey. Bahill. williams, Carlin.
Rhodes.
The game will start promptly at
2:30 and the word is let's go. let's
make this one OF the greatest first
games of years to come.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-07
WEST HAMMOND CELEBRATES
COLUMBIA DAY TOMORROW

he is such a good promoter of sports
the chief Is rather "leary' of whom
his opponents may be.
Chief Mtg. who has been a num-
Der one ball player in his day. will
be out in a uniform taking care of
the first sack for his team and will
have his protege. Joe kowalski. as
his twirler.
The game should be one OF the
best that was ever played in West
Hammond. The game will be call
ed at o'clock.
The club will close up the season
with a banquet for the ball players
and club members on Sunday even
ing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-07

Sunday being the final home game
OF the season for baseball. the CO.
l4mbia A. c. will celebrate by hav-
ing a baseball game between two
picked teams of the club
Chief of Police Nitz, who was ap-
pointed captain OF one team, has
been securing the secretary's book
In order to pick the best men avail
able and the chief aims that the
team he picks could possibly de-
feat the Columbia regulars.
Lietzan. who is honored by the
neiGhboring cities for placing such
a wonderful ball club in the field
has been chosen captain of the sec
und team Of club members and as
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-07
OUR FIGHT
UEgs..,LSfQW

At New York - Floyd Johnson
stopped Bob Martin (11). Bobby b.
lin beat Willie Farley "a. Jackie
Norman beat Red Cap Wilson (s).
Harry kid" Brown beat Bert spen-
Ger 40.
Al Toledo-Anthony Downey beat
Joe Packo (12).
At New Orleans - Joe Matranga
knocked out Jimmy Dennis (5). Joe
Cook knocked out Young Bogey 90.
Sailor Hennessey beat Shifty Logan
t1O).
At Philadelphia - Mike Schultz
vet Sam Elackiston 80.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-07
Home Team in Final Work
Out This Evening-Ber-
wyn Will Use Legion
Hall.
PROBA BILE LINEUP

only 1OOLDdll
team the famous Scatena eleven.
will battle the strong Berwyn
tSportsmen aggregation tomorrow
afternoon at the Harrison Park
grtdiron.
Both the locals and the Berwyn
team have been practicing faith
fully all week and the contest
should turn out to be- a very close
scoring affair. Berwyn has already
won two games this season. while
the Seats boast OF one victory by a
large score.
The Scatenas' prospects for a win
over the Illinois pigskin perform
ers are bright as Coach Jones has
his players In perfect trim. The loss
OF Gearing from the large squad has
not crippled the locals to any
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-07
Giants Now / to 5 Shot
To Win World Series

NEW YORK, Oct THE Yanks
won the first two games last year
but lost the series. The Giants now
are favorites at / to to cop.
What little betting was INDUCED
In concerned the result of today's
game. For this the Yankees are
tavorites at to 4. with the Giants
at even money. More Yankee than
Giant money was in sight.
At Canton. O.-Midget Smith and
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