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ee 2 eae AY ove 4 4L 22,19 30 U §. to Push indictrignt and Court Action, High = Offi cial Is ¢ Quoted. | HOOVER WARS oN eAN . f New York, Hor. nad copy will be Indicted and tried Yor des, frauding the Government ont of in-’ day by a responsible official of the Treasury Department. Already wuifi- ‘cient evidence to indict the gangster ‘ehief ig in hand, he amid, end " will be presented to = grand jury in the 7 future. . ae Capone bas been under investiga- ‘Hon by representatives of the intele Migence unit of the Bureau of Interns} Revenue for months. We and a halT! 'fosen more pf his Weutenants, ft is’ ‘beligved, will Yollow iis brother q Ralph, Jack Gualk, ‘Prank ‘Hitio, and: others to the ber of justice, © - =. + President Hoover t backing thw digrive against Capone and his. leu- tenants. He Instructed the Attorney ‘APONE TO BE TRIED AS TAX LAW EVADE. dai _ _ Sontinved from rages ck Guaik and Bam Gueik, brothers; k Nitti and John Patton. Last diva Ralph Capone was convicted of frauding the Government out. .of ‘mcome tax, senignced to three years tm Leavenworth, and to pay a Ane af e -Peoa He & how out on an append ~ pond Jack Gueik wis sonvicted on ‘aim!- "fer charges this week and will be penienced in a few days. Bam Gurik EE Frank Nitti are indicted and + 4 of a rival gang: Harry Guailk, tou and others are being inves: | Gene G. Oflver, & member of the Of assessors of Cock County, . Was conyicted, and sentenced to hteen months in jall and to pay e of 66.000. Treasury Departmen found that be bad been help- the racketeers and had defrauded Government out of faxreg, ue pealed and ts out on bond. ’ Titus Haffa and eight others are der aentence for violations of the tead act. They were run down Treasury eens checki # in- ers in the Haffa group were Sami na, sentenced to eighteen monthe d to pay 83.000: Joseph Bigherta,” e year and 62,000; Eddie Hug, ane F and $7,000: Albert P. Bauer, twe and $2,000, and Joseph Murray, months and §100. The at netted Haffa and his associates) yas one of the first gone into, “These are some of the more tre rtant cases. Other indictments! ve been obtained. and the investi- tion is still going on. “4 .*Gearictions fave Brted. The corvictions have had «a 1 t agent today. Juries, care’ ly selected, and protected, have not led in their duty, he added. Uni “Btates District Attorney | George = He. Johnson, at Chicago, has ae and the information given ly, reeponsibie fer .convi