William Henry Warhoover was born 1905 O'Fallon, IL to Henry Warhoover & Anna Bernadine Spengler.
Inmate #32207 leavenworth
Rec: 16 Apr 1929
Crime: Dyer Act
Term: 18 months
Age: 24
Paroled: 29 Jun 1930
Occupation: Auto Polisher
Res: Topeka, KS
The Dyer Act is a U.S. federal legislation aimed to supplement states' efforts to combat automobile theft. It was enacted in 1919. This Act made the interstate transportation of stolen vehicles a federal crime. The Dyer Act is popularly called the National Motor Vehicle Theft Act.
William loved them cars, this was the first prison conviction I found, but it's not the last one. Here are his prison records from the 1929 conviction.
William got married to Ellen Maxine Guest secretly on 21 Feb 1927.
William didn't stay out of trouble
His occupation at this time was a chauffeur. He spent 3 months in jail for larceny in St. Louis, IL.
They said he was a menace to society and daring criminal.
William died 24 Mar 1966 in Belleville, IL He has a FAG memorial #9653270
He had a tattoo of his dad's Initials and his right little finger was amputated.
I did not find any information that he had any children. His wifed died 1989 in O'Fallon, IL
Inmate #32207 leavenworth
Rec: 16 Apr 1929
Crime: Dyer Act
Term: 18 months
Age: 24
Paroled: 29 Jun 1930
Occupation: Auto Polisher
Res: Topeka, KS
The Dyer Act is a U.S. federal legislation aimed to supplement states' efforts to combat automobile theft. It was enacted in 1919. This Act made the interstate transportation of stolen vehicles a federal crime. The Dyer Act is popularly called the National Motor Vehicle Theft Act.
William loved them cars, this was the first prison conviction I found, but it's not the last one. Here are his prison records from the 1929 conviction.
William got married to Ellen Maxine Guest secretly on 21 Feb 1927.
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| William & Ellen Guest-Warhoover |
William didn't stay out of trouble
He went back to Leavenworth for the same thing Dyer Act
Inmate #38976 Leavenworth
Rec: 30 May 1931
Term: 5 years
Age: 26
Parole was denied on 25 Jan 1933
Discharged 4 Feb 1935
There was also a detainer put in place by Sheriff in St. Claire County, IL (Belleville) 3 Jul 1931 That Wlliam was identified as a hold up man in a robbery they were investigating.
Here are these records
They said he was a menace to society and daring criminal.
William died 24 Mar 1966 in Belleville, IL He has a FAG memorial #9653270
He had a tattoo of his dad's Initials and his right little finger was amputated.
I did not find any information that he had any children. His wifed died 1989 in O'Fallon, IL
I hope his life ended with an enormous amount of happiness.
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