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to stop there at that time or night.
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so Pf vé to be McGurn a. hurried to
anothermachineparked acrossthel
ltreet and drove away, Schell said,
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May The P°lice Ioimd the ignition key
in place, but the wires to the switch I
to Safety Box
llhiesgo. Feb had been disconnected. A search
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was "rubbed out" in a second- oor man whom he regarded as a friend. I
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wast leys with two companions. The
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industrial section investigators believed the killing
on the tnear North side, were two was a gang purge," as they said,
might McGurn had been in fear of his
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were on a which
rin the police believed lite for some time. They also be- N
bile keys. a safeassination,
deposit box. They lieved the slayers ed in McGurn's
Previous to S own car.
ran up against The pomp that marked gangsterl
of imperturbab funerals in the days of prohibition.
derworld will be missing at McGurn's burial
crimes. Tuesday. Instead oi a $15,000 silver.
withagainst
three autorno-A casket such as the one in which Dion it
Reported threats the lite _O Bannion,another notorious hood-
of the gangsters widow from
the additional this, the authoritiest an
undisclosed
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ago, McGurn will have one costing
the usual
task of blank wall
guarding her.
Louise Rolfe, ility surrounding un- , less than $1,000.
MI:Gurn s 'blo The police said the lessened
established an alibi for him seven glory representedthe tall in that
years ago who status of gangsters and the lack otl
bloody
the St. popularity thatwasMCC-urn's event
sacre of seven among his own kind.
gangsters.
George
Bugs! the 1-ormer Miss
Moran McGurn s assassination, likewise.
became known as lacked the elaborate shown air in
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persons
that
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alibi"at after
the
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massacre and other notori-
when McGurn Schell ,emp1oyed
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would admit seeing the slayersmas-.
Valentine day has
been found.
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alleys, and twowas employes
shot twice werein the!
the
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at the scene.
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11 Due
to Face Grilling; she Sayanything to you about Ii?
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about 2130 a. ;n. Saturday-
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AUTO, KEYS, CLEWS was? A. -She said she WED-11
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at the M? saw
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of Machine-I
iGun Jack McGurn, slain gangster, Mc urn Not There. i
iearly today was found to be
for a Q.--Did she say whether McGurn
"safe deposit box in the vaults of the was there? A.--She said he wasn t
there.
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1044 Lake street, Oak Park. Police Q.-When Louise Mrs. McGur n!;
called Missswiii Friday a @m°°=-,
immediately went to the bank to Feb. 14,
what time
was it?A.-It
examine the box, iwas about aquarter to 5. i,
Q. A.nd what time did Marsyisvi
An 16-year-old girl, ablonde out? A. -I don t know.
stenographer, was questioned at the Q.--When Margy carne
back at
Racine avenue police station today. 2:30 a. m. Saturday Whit tavefn dfd
and her roommate at 195 East Chest- she sayshe visited?A.-She said
nut street, sent word that she would she had been to acouiile 01 1&#39;95" -"
appear at the station shortly to tell
all she knew about Machine-Gun
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Te ._&#39; iand his widow. the former Louis
iipuance. disorderly
==°"d °i charge
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on of McGuri|
1Continued-trom First Page.!Harrison street, stailor Mc-
whom
Gum patronized.
.- »--4 William Aloisio, West.
1121 Huron Police plan to check the supposed
street, owner or the Milwaukee sate deposit keys with banks.
avenue bowling where
alley the Poltee Guard Widow. ~
hoodlum was -killed, Meanwhile McGurn s widow, the
~&#39; Find Auto and Keys. Iorrner Louise Rollie, his blonde alibi
in the wipingout 0! seven members
The automobile in which McGurn
the
of George Bugs ! Moran
to
drove his rendezvous with gang- gang, is under police guard. It is
land bullets Friday night was aban- said she has received gang threats
early
doned today in front oi aga- not totalk too much.
rage at 305 North Ada street, evi- McGurn_ who saw many gaudy
funerals oi gangsters during the era
dently by men who had accompa-

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when adead hoodlum s underworld
nied him and sped away In the status and that or his bereaved rela-
machine immediately alter the tives was impaired by anything but
shooting. &#39; the most costly coffins and floral
In the car. which was brightly tributes, will
go to his own grave in
ghined and hadbbviouslybeen kept acasket costing only aIew hundred
ipidden inagarage since thekilling dollars. The funeral will be held tomor-
p
if the
one time
Caponeexecu-
high row at the chapel at 624 Norlr
&#39;oner ina bowling alley at 305 Western avenue. Burial will be ix
Milwaukee avenue Saturday, police Mount Carmel cemetery. E
found two possible clews. ,i
One was the fingerprint of a left
hand on one of the car doors. The
other was akey inserted
ring. it

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po eieve
is to asafe deposit box.
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William Sahel], 69th
2022 West
place, a watchman employed by 8
delivery
motor service. heard the
slam oi an automobile door in front
of the garage on North Ada street.
He looked out the window, because
there is virtually no night traffic
iin that industrial district, and saw
aman board a slowly moving auto-
mobile headed north.
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Jack McGurn, widow of the Ca-
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i Mrs. McG:im&#39;was in main: te-
iday with her 12-year-old daugh-
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upon
came a curious underworld-
story concerning a meeting o!
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racketeers in Miami, Fla., where
McGurn is reported to have I
;pleacled-literally--for his hie.
in The answer was: Thumbs down.
Police learned McGurn went to
Miami primarily to see Frank
.1 as
Nitti, formerly known the en-
forcer" of the laws which Scar-
race Al Capone laid. down ior his
followers.
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was brought before a "committee"
E him
which gave
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s chilly recep-
definitely ordering his
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life.
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Among the members of the
"committee." it was said, were
92 Jake Guzik, former big shot, just
out o! prison; Ralph Capone,
Willie
-brother oi Al: Heeney. a
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ruler of the U. B-"
Iwhich means Unions Biciliani!
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mittee, police said, was the tor-
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Louise B0118. the-that several recent lulhnga. ap-
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havefollowed
cleared him in the St Valentine&#39;srlllyinl
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eightothers:01-lhere.
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done it. the widow exclaimed.But.1-9! !-4859!" l-P0 ¢0ill¢ide11¢6Hf.
she said she had no idea oi who r1atgs !ound little support from92
they might be. She saidthe $3.85P011128Capt. Richard Barry. ",
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i INQUEST QUESTIONING*.1l..s
_ A coroner : Jury yesterday heard
much of "Machine-Gun" Jack i92mlne,"&#39;-herhair ilistenlnl with a Mc urn htmselt was to&#39;be slain.
llcGurn as Vincent Gebardi. ":01! golden I washandtearsthreatmins Mc urn slept until ll at night.
92 but little. indeed. oi ito earn away her stylish arti- than left, tellini her ha was io-
pro!ession&#39;al."
his activities as a Capone sang- liclal eyelashes. insisted she didn&#39;t to
ing &#39;
bowl.
i pater and public enemy, or oi. the know what her husband : occu- GASPS AT QUESTION.
pation hadbeen.
I ,1-easonsfor his slaying. But Louise. tense. pale, her car-
g Center or attraction at the in- HIS NUMBER NOW. mine finsemaila digging deeply
,ques1: into Ii- cGurn s death in It was McGurn s brother. An- into her palms, insisted that he
the county morgue was his widow. ithonyGebardi. whooffered the riidn&#39;t
tell her with whom he was
&#39;uise Rolfe McGurn. the "blond information that Jack was i ioif going -that he never told her
_ libi who saved him from prose- Hp1&#39;0, employed. Anthony said. at arwthinl of his movements or
ution in the St. Valentine : Day the i MaywoodCountry-Club. That companions. and that she didn t
lriassacre
of 1929. iistatement was viiorously denied uk him.
a coat which, i]by James Kiilzallon. president or
Louise. wrapped in She gasped with grief when
she confided. was "Summer er- Whe
club.Mc urn.
hesaid.
al- she was asked it she knew his
; hough he was not employed there, enemies,
butinsisted
thatsh?
,i1&#39;8Quentl.YPlayed the course. did not. that she had heard 0
I
iphootinz number no threats made against him.
neat &#39;iB his
iiaow at the county mor:ue._ I And certainly. s e said. she knew
92 Louisewas asked by Deputy of no one who would "wish to kilit

er
:Coroner James J. Whalen whether him.
she thought her husband was a From William Aloisio. owner of
"pl 0." She replied: the bowling alley at B05 Milwau-
"I don t know. I know he kee av.. in which McGurn was

.92
played a lot of golf.&#39;92 slain, and trom Tony Mascarella,
THEY VISIT WAKE. the porter. the coroner&#39;s Jury
Earlier she had told police that heard excited accounts of the
she knew her husband made murder. but no clue to the slayers.
money and that she thought he CONFLICTING STORIES.
owned an interest in a handbook Aloisio declared that McGurn
in Melrose Perk-s. handbook had never been in his place be-
which, police ssid, had been op- fore, and that he did not know
erated by Mc urn and closed by him. his companions or the three
state&#39;s
attorney&#39;s
police. stickup men" who threw the
Recalling her husband&#39;s activi- place into conftision as McGurn
I ties shortly before his death. she was slain. At that time. Aloisio
i said. without ipparently resiizin" deeisred. IvicGurn and his two
8
the grim irony of the statement. "friends" were waiting for an
that on Thursday night he and alley.
she had attended s. wake at 1335 Conflicting with that story was
S1Austin
blvd..
where
Giuseppe
the testimony or Edward Bonn-.
grgelll.
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67;anoldiriend.
hadrek. 1128 Pry st.. another pin bofv..*
A"1- who said that McGurn and tliiei
Friday morning, she said. they other two had already bowled
1»: TIMI gone to the funeral. coming two frames--that he was setting
home only twelve hours before up pins for them.
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McGurn s executioners, still uni- CAPONE S AID. 1.
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f seven year old when McGurn, Capone : execo-92
- - - score they were
settling in the
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, tioner, was arrestedas perpetrator;
of the Valentine Day massacre. .~&#39;.t..:-:
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to ayear later and arrested &#39;
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-lacl: Me urn. &#39;
tine read: wily Louise,however,had one &#39;
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lost your job, - more trickinherfertilemind. She
You&#39;ve
lost your dough, married McGurn and.the Federal
jewels and ears and case collapsed.
"You&#39;re&#39; ,
handsome houses, 1 She freely told the coroner&#39;s
jury}
"But things could at I
the details of McGurn s last hours.
you know, wvaar-, l
- unvari- were
"We livingquietlyin
"You haven&#39;t
lost your trousers."
SINISTER RED.
The gaudily-colored "illustration,
showing 9, scantily clad couple
anding in a snow-drift outside a
JLISEmarked Sold, showed one
from
"it not the pritin pi-ess
blood.
.:~adclressee&#39;s
life
! Twelve hours after the killing,
"Q-lice were holding beautiful
guise Rolfe McGurn, mate of the 1 -
sad man, and vainly trying to
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from
thefrightened
wom-
ips the name of the man sus- -ax
pected of leadership of the three-
man pistol squad which surprised
McGurn in the midst of an all-
night bowling game and felled him
as he squared off to launch his Louise Mc urg
Shot. - "
Louise, who married McGu1-n l the little flnl. where the police
four years ago when matrimony got me," ul-nouid.
was the only escape for both from i "W6 were dirt poor." Her
a Federal Mann Act charge, told expensivgfur: ancl hnlr-wave,
both police and 3 coroner&#39;s
jury however, toldI differing story.
that she "couldn t imagine anyone I
"Joel: lncl Valentino dinner l
wanting to kill poor Jack." me
with mi:-&#39;=l
and thanabout
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, | EIGHT HELD. night he got up and laid, You
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.. W: f. . the widow&#39;s.No less than eight I low."&#39;
men, all known to have good Two hours later, as he threw off i
cause to celebrate Killer Jack s his coat in the Avenue, a North-
demise, were being held, while a ,west Side recreation hall, three
confidential call was out for Jim-
baby brother of 1.
1:n.ia...G-uaenberg,
lmen
strolled
tap
asif towatch
play,and su denlywhipped
out
his.
Peter and Frank Gusenberg, tw0 guns. Fifteen shots in all were
of the seven machine-gunned to
through the
fired.
Two
took
effew
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a petty gambling racket-Iaoob
Euspe 111 DayE
the Valentine
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Vincent
Ge bardi testi-
whomaking. And so he tried toresur-
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of
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of his for-
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educated
trigger ngerwas widow
And today. as the blonde the Milwaukee boys. and there
reputed to have sent a dozen
men to death in prohibition days,
aobbedover poor Jack as he lay
on a morgue slab. Police de l fed
were three killings. Frank Stylin-
lowski was shot November ll, JOI-
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afew m:&#39;Lnut,e5
[wasshotdown
after midnightin a bowlingalley.
his shooting was not in vense me
of
for the shocking crime 129. eph Scaffido, oi Milwaukee. and
of
Angelo Kleronomol, Cicero, I
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Gangs don&#39;t
shoot lo avenge
lomethlng that happened. years
go, They put men outof the
be found between these killings
and McGurn&#39;l.
"We know that McGurn had
way for what the! are dolng been making desperate efforts to
or
red an accurate stream iead _. now." raise money and his enemies
into McGum&#39;s
head as he med l &#39;Chief
of Detectives John L. knew that when he was desper-
to flee, . Sullivan. declaring he was certain ate he was dangerous. They put
. the three gunmen were im- him on the spot. The trouble was
Two"D81-S"
whohad accom-it for
; ported" the assassination. that McGurn outlived the our
p niedMcGurnto the alley and -=gave as his theory that McGurn of
days his racket."
their
whoscribbled nameswithl of
was slain in the opening stage
for
his 0n_s. scoresheet $11311- sfnew alcohol war between Chi- In 11uesf Postponed
quiet little game, vnnighgd even cago and Milwaukee gangsters:
He said: An inquest. formal investigation
as the slmman S sned his last "Gangsters who do their kill- of McGurn&#39;s slaying, was con Tl:
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and bootlegalky. They wg;-Q I don&#39;t
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tired or his interference or of his was, declared his widow. He never
bezklnz. So they put him away to: told me and
I knew I shouldn&#39;t
ask
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Deprived or His Delggggg, Mrs. Mclllurn. so known although
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Clilt. Martht Mullen Jr. held thll: her husband : real name was Vincent
II Capone, nowIn Alcatrszpfilqn.Gebardl. is the former Louise Rolfe.-
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gangs.he would never have permit- as his "blonds alibi." by signing
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statements asserting that was with
"A11" he Hid. was tratetul to &#39;her in a hotel room [they were not
- | McGurn tor exposings plot 01 John married then] when seven north side
Scalisi and Albert Arlse1m1 1,g kill gangsters were slain in the St. Valen-

ii him. McGurn was credited with tine&#39;s day massacre.

Wiping out those two men. But with - McGurn was slain just a few min-
Cap ne locked up, McGurn hsd lit. utes after the close of the seventh
think he waj anniversary of that massacre. Beside
tie in uence. I don&#39;t
BalksInquiry. Pewerful erwush to make it worth his body on the oor was found u
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will be a re ; Sergt. Francis Donahue of the
I iievenge slayings.It&#39;s c{roner&#39;s
investigating
doubtful, th0ugh,} force ioun~1
TURN T0 GRAPHIC SECTION- if there will be any; nobodyin the" Mrs.McGurn
in her homeat 12$
The assassination of Machine North
racketscares much whether he&#39;s Kenilworth avenue, Oak Park.
Gun Jack l92IcGurnrecalls anew gone or not." Still handsomeand tastefully dressed,;
of
the decade death which marked she went to the inquest into Mc-
Capone&#39;s
gang rule. The second The Old IgnoranceGag.
Gurn s death. where she took the
chapter oi the story of that era At least 20 persons were present in
will
befound
inthe I
Graphic
sec-
tion of this paper.
the second oor bowlingalley at 805
sianci weeping and dabbin: at her
eyes- but carefully, that the mascara.
Milwaukee avenue, known 9,5the Ave.
on her eyelashes might not become
1nue Recreationrooms,at 1 a. m. yes- smeared.
After twenty-four hours ot investi- tel-day when McGurn was shot in the
gating the murder of Machine Gun hackandin theheadbyan unlden. Occupation l Family Mystery.
" We have been told your husband
Jack McGurn. Sicilian horn swash- ti ed rnan, or men, standing close be-
hind him. was a golt professional," said Deputy
buckler who ourished for half I.
Of the 20. only three have been Coroner Grover Whalen. " Is that
dozen robust years under the wing
found to tel! what they saw. And, correct? " i
of Al Capone. the police last, night what they saw was, from the stand- I don&#39;t
know." replied the widow.
advanced a theory that McGurn was Point of evidence, negligible. The wall "He played a lot of golf. *
sent to death by er -n pi? hip r9292:|-vs
of silence, traditional among the gang- |She then reiated that he had a_t-
supposed friends. _stersand the peoplewho know them, tended the wake of a friend, Git :-
,
They elaborated. was erected high and tight. Vague- Svpp Circella, 1335 South Austin.
,,.....92 l "McGurn,"
they
said,was
through
nessafflictednot only the witnesslsboulevard.
Cicero.
onThursday
night.
||0ng ago as a big shot. He wail of the actual event, but even thus; He went to the funeral Friday morn-
woke and a nuisance to his mend! Nvho were questioned merely sbou :
_92&#39;¢ho
still retained a little of the old. the victim&#39;s
history [arid they should;
ihaveknownhis careerthoroughly],
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lihortly afterwardwent to sleep. H01rhlaacarelia that
related he
its
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noon,

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intended to do alittle bowling. " "All I know ls that I woke up to gpolice have hint hope o_ ever lind-
Did McGurn tall: to her of
any see one man shooting and telling vii one. §_
enemies. and had he mentioned any everybody to stay down." the ports! Rather strangely. when NcG92irn
asserted. "He kept rins till he was shot down, he was not wearing
threats ! Mrs. McGurn said no to
both questions. &#39; reached the stairs and then dived
alarge diamond ring which habitually
down the stairway. Everybody ri e I
O the stand she told Capt. Mul- followed him but Aloisi and he told a d o r n e dhis hand. His brother.
len that she did believe
Jack had an me to call the Police." Anthony. demanded this ring of the
interest in ahorse racing book in The only tact of moment added b_Y in vestigalors, and became indignant
Cicero. but that she didn&#39;t knowi Bonarelt was that McGurn and his when he was informed that no jewelry
much about it. l companions had%en o their coats was found on the body and no money.
Anthony C-ebardi. abrother of the! and had bowled one game before the other thanl $3.85. Mrs. McGurn re-
slain man.
said that
McGurn ring. He said he was not close solved this di lculty when she report.
born in Italy. that he was brought to enough to observe who did the shoot- ed that her husband had left the ring
the United
Statesanasinfant.
anal at home.
that he was 32 years old. He
golf professional employed at
was a
mg.
It was
the hhooting was
generallythat
agreed
ilhe
furious and fast._ 5
All Obsolete lleroenary.
All in all. the police decided.
Maywood Country club. according to &#39; Stories eiu Um-eooncllable. n

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Gaberdi. This statement was deniedl
later by James Kilgailon. president
of the club. who described McGurn at
Lilli statements
were
the
given
like those
were
the
in days when
Mt-Gurn was slain because he didn&#39;t
understand that he was an anachro-
nism. There are no gangsters left like
as afrequent patron of the links. gangsters were important elements in Capone, who can afford to pay their
i. "He was ane golfer," said Kilgal- the population.
lon. Gften got down in the &#39;70s."
Moreover, these dec- murdering help
larations were at variance with what tection. McGurn.
big wages for pro-
unable to act with-

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l. Anthony Gebardi asserted he knew the police
nothing about his brother&#39;s under- facts. For
asserted were veri ed out direction, still pushed himself in
I
one thing, they said. Mc- 9292here92&#39;cr couldhefind aloophole.
enemies. Gurn howled in the place three times Where is even afairly well founded
world activities,
iii any.
Nevertheless. the
or ofhis

police learned
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have been wellknown
l
aWeek for the last month, and must l pellet that he was planning to take
to the owner Iwcr alittle booze and vice territory
92_ y , l l.n thevicinity of
from other sources that McGurn was and to other patrons. the bowling alleys
jumpy in recent months. and appar- _Someone. possibly the killer,hid From this information the invest-
ently expected some dire fate. He nhe foresight to tear away the scole gators reasoned
that some
other mi -
frequently requested the Oak ark tdieet which bore the names or in- derling of the Capone mob remnants
police to give him special protection. itials of McGurn and those wlo i had been assigned to gain his con -
One informant said he " went pretty l-owled with him. There was left. ap- dence and to end him. He was too
near crazy when atire blow out dordingly. noclew to the identity of e>.pensive aload to carry, consider-
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With considerable more than a
Three Real V tnessra Found. grain of salt the police look apel-
The witnesses to the shooting itself sisicnt rumor that Capone, although
are 92 Viliiam Aloisi. 1121 Vlfest Huron he. must stay behind the bars at Alca-
street. owner of the bowling alleys; traz for at least three or four years
:*-. his porter, Tony Mascarella. and a
-31
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pin setter, Edward Bonarck. 20 years
old, 1128 Fry street. The rest of the
sslch business
h controled
as gang
the Syrldicg
more. is still getting his "cut"

can sllii stir up.

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1ime have not been found. 92._ Doubt Power oiCop-ninth .
I didn t know the_man who got him of this story is that Capone
2;. . killed," declared Aioisi. "I-Ie came is able in purchase favors in the
-_._-m.__ in at 213 minutes before one with two prison and lhat his faithful boys are
other men. whom I had nevcr seen. slili loyal lo him merely in gratitude
They all sat around afew minutes for past favors.
waiting for empty
an alley. Ipaid if that were irue. the invesiigaiots
noattention to them. Aboull o&#39;clock
l reasoned. Capone would still he
I heard somebody shout that there strong enough to protect his one
was astickup and not for anybody lime favorite. It is far more likely
to move. lhal I- rank Nitii and the other chief-
Th¬i l there was shooting. I di92.&#39;l.&#39;li tains who are carrying on the tradi-
under a pool table that was near llll. tion of gang rule in Chicago-on l
l miserably lessened Capone model-
and stayedthere. There must hm-ti I ccame boredwith auseless .sort_p[l
een 10 or 15 shots fired. But Io&#39;on.i
Itlnow who
the
did ring. Istayud ippendagewas
whotrying
to live
-.here Iwas. sheltered. until 1hinl!5 in his past reputation, and gave out
iuieted down.
I d0n know
t whether [he word that he was no longer Pl ?-
Qociedfrom
harm. l-
Even gangstelrs
the man that did the shooting camt:
in with the man that was killed.
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failedin fincl1 moi.|ve.&#39;
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{vaient-ine. addressedto MeGurn in a
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.Loui.se Rolfe McGiirn, McGurn s
niecealibi in thesi. -nicotineally
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know who did it." she
screa
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piece a book"
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in BOWIHTQ On andltanding
in frontof 1 house
with their furniahings. The verse
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|Francis Donohue of the coroner !
totiice rang the bell at McGurn&#39;:
~_ home at 1244 North Kenilworth
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theartsof homicide
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Rolfe,whowas
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said Sgt.L
McGurn,
whorose ,
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1cr? ded
careeras chlefln? station,
where
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nails and lips. and the dark
1;; t: ,brown at the roots ot her blonde
lhair.
It was revealed during the -in-
quiry that Mrs. McGurn is the
mother of a 12-year-old daughter.
When asked about the child she ex-
claimed:
Oh, don t ask me. Can t you see
how I feel?"
Silence Confronts Police.
The slaying of McGurn did not
have the class or the finesse that
accompanied murders charged to
Machine Gun
the elements
Jack, but it had
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all
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earlytoday. Gurn."
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Beneaththe picture of a scantily pug immediately connect R
landcouple
standing 5 withthe infamous
back0! a sign St. Valentine ;
leading
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of household
goods iday
massacre when
of 1929, aev
were the words: imembers ct a rival gang we!
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Feb. Jack McGurn,
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whothe
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today
antsearly in a bowling alley at
805 Milwaukee Ave. Three men,who slipped up
b~.
hind McGurn,
who was
bowling, red
a totalof morethan adozen shots
from theirpistol
Nearly all the bullets took e ect in his body.
The murder of McGurn occurred a day after the seventh anniversary of
the St. Valentine s massacre, when seven men were mowed down in a N.

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or a long time Machine Gun Jack !lcGurn outed both the law and gaglamfs I.-eft,,l|e&#39;s shouin
guns.
in courtas
judge [reed himon coneenled
weapon charge.
Center, inhospil-IL riddled
underworld.
with - .{_
bullets, he still lived. Right, Louise Rolfe, his "blonde alibi bride, as
her testimony saved
him fro! chair 92 I _ _92;_
when he was
arrested in St. Valentine : Day massacre. Levl _a&#39;"
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Clark garage.
St. McGurn
has been
suspected
themachinewielder
as gun who}
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handled the gun at
that time.
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than adozen persons
witnessed the
shooting. Alled immediatelyl
afte_rward except
William Alosio,
pfopwietor the
of place.
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as t :.-s°. .&#39;.*:.&#39
friends, said Alosio, tmnrin death. p p
shortly aftermidnight. They
engaged thesecond alleyandl Mc urn
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took_olf their coats to bowl.§ There were

at reports that:
As they stood at the end of&#39;
MeGurn was implicated inthatl
the alley, three men who had shooting. Most investigators dis-
come inafter them walked up, credited this, however. That somej
unnoticed behind McGurn and. one wished to remind ltcGurn of
.- began ring. I ,Valentine s Day was provedby thew
They didlft mini .They was-Q discovery of a comic lithograph
standing close
so toJggk gut {veal that was left with Alosio for_him
bullet took
elect. Hewas shot
new-,
eral times in the head andseveral; some time yesterday. It depleted
time int-he hick. He fell dead. The 0. couple in scanty clothing with a 92
little jingle under itwhich read:
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5- your dough;
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It was the belief of the investi-
gators, headed by
Capt.
Barry, thatthe killers had accurate
Richard
I one. Lulu
ChicagoLou&#39;s
were
rubbed out,
one byl
testimony re-
knowledge that l92{cGurnwould
be mained unconvincing but unshak-
in the bowling alley at about the able.
time he arrived. Possibly, it wasThe underworld hailed her as the
said, they waited for him and,
blonde alibi when McGurn ap-
climbed up the stairs
to thesecond ll for trial ve times, each
peared
oor, wherethe alleysare, assoonitime to jeer as the State prosecu-
----.,,,,_ as he and his friends had cleared tors backed down and asked for a
the hallway. continuance.
.,_.,,.._ - It was even theorized that the, But when the St. Valentineis
men whowent withhim might,Day charges were nally dropped
have been in on the plot. To sup- Cfor lack of evidence, McGurn&#39;s
port this the police pointed out, alibi was turned against him.
that all the bullets were directed, He and
&#39; er
his blonde pararnour
at McGurn alone. His friends, in were indicted for violation of the_
all probability, were armed and Mann Act. &#39; !
could have battled if they wished In an attempt to impress tl1e&#39;
Al Capone. in the opinion of Capt. Barry. l jury, McGurn married the girl
Hi: No. IKiller Killed But anything could have lisp-3 before trial. ,
pened in this instance, he
added. The charge stuck, however, and if
liillers ran out and the other people "!.~icGurn had plenty of people with; ivic um was sentenced to two]
1" the h° 159» includinghis friends, reason tobump himoff. My
guess:
followed."
years_in Leavenworth
is he stepped on somebody s toes; his wife to four
Prison
months in and
Yesterday was the anniversary in the alky racket or the gambling: Cook County jail. the
of the St. Valentine&#39;s
Day massa- business, recently. The gangs;
l"_@. One
of the most sensational don t usually to
shoot avenge" l
crlmes Hl American history. On something that happened yearsf
Feb. 14, 1929, seven members of ago. They put enemies out of I
{he North
Side gang;.._hu.ded byl brisiness for
what they redoing _ . .. ,,I
n-aw. &#39;
Saved
High
by Court.
l
Ii Suspect
in Many
Killings.
l Buteven
in this he
beat the
rap
when the United States Supreme
ll.-F -1-..was
...c~..u... suspected oi more FCourt set aside the conviction.
than adozen murders. But the , He served two minor terms, how-
nearest he ever came to doing a,
..r&#39;-
.V long stretch in jail was on aMann ever, Awhile
the appeal
was being
-..Ȣ...___ Act conviction. l In 1930 he was sentenced to the
When police arrested him in county jail for one year and ned
Miami, Fla., on suspicion of the St.92;
$300 for carrying a gun.
Valentine&#39;s Day
murders, he was, Later he was snatched out of
living with agolden-haired gun the Western Open Golf Tourna-
moll, Louise Lulu Lou! Rolfe. l ment, where he was playing under
Her alibi for McGurn was, his real name, Vincent Gabardi, and
graphic, charzed with vagrancy.
I-le was in
her arms, she said, in With unusual consideration, the;
3ecGleorgia
hotel,the
at time
ared he was mowin down
police
arresting olficers allowed him to;
Mo-&#39;
P BLe
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nish his match before taking him t
in offLauri-
%92i&#39;1&#39;fI-Aaea-
placed McGurn to jail. He
who shot an B6.
n~~jury sent him.,,to_ the,
Bridewell for six months.
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killed ins bowling alley
early
today,
The victim was ldentl ed poll-
vlly s.s Me urn by Bergt. Kyrsn
Plwlln the
or detective bureau. i
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s near Northwest
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I men walked into the bowling ll-
drew
i ley,
! tired
a machine
directly
McGurn.
at Tm
gun
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]then turned and
lied.
_McGurnallied
was with
thell
forces ot_Sca.rtmee Al Capone,
now serving time In Alcstru
prison for evasion 01 iederal tn- _I-£-I
Oome tax.
The shin gangster was reputed-
si one of ¬apo e s gunners in
&#39;&heoi clays
the prohibition ere,
rhea the
1&#39;most
Caponewas gang
the powertul and bloody
one
4
inthe history oi the city.
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en years and nday
St. Valentine :
which seven
came just sev- r
after the
day massacre in.
George Bugs!
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gangsters
Moran were slain in I
near Northside garage. The Mo-
?-an gang was previousiy I rivsi
i the Capone
mobsters.
1 LThe l:|owlLng alley
where Mc- F
,Gurn was killed was reported to
Ehave been owned by him. o
-The name McGu.rn was anellas.
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He furnished famous
in
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to beat
alibi"
rep,
that
The blond alibi was Miss
Louise Rolfe who testified that
they were together in ehotel a
the time
of the
slaying. w
The state tailed to convict.
McGurn
ment stepped
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but federal
In with
governyj
Man
a.
lot 1. -lnorge ngnlnet botln The!
ere convicted In 1931 and Mo»-
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ears inLeavenworth.
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Miss
term. ., LF -
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McGurn
follows:
as was o=~*~
I Jan. 1, 1930,
arrested under Mi
iuame of Jack McGurn, on achargi
fof carrying concealed weapons.
lMar. 20, 1930,held under
the name
James Vincent for investigation in
Miami, Fla.
1 July 3, 1930,sentenced to one year
fn the county jail and fined
$300
Ion acharge of carrying concealed
-Preapons.
Dec. 26,1930, that
sentence W34
reversed and
the case was remanded!
3 bythe supreme court. &#39;
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name of Jack,
McGurn, arrested for violation of
1 Mann act. Convicted and sentenced

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itentiary but placed on probation for
ve years.
-, Sept. 6, 1933. under
name of Jac
1i&#39;lcGurn, sentencedto six month
ifthe house
of correction
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The first murder was obviously-I&#39;" §rs1
wort or vial
nervous piece oi work tor the sensi-
tive young west sider. but_onceover act
with
the
aroma;
AND
DEBUNAIR
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the hill of his rst homicide, Mi
Gum went, in the parlance of tho iwidow.
butwona 1
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day. to town. I
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in the ma
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State"
McGurn was ind
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wrongs with a pistol W01 !
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dropped. He esta
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Capone, then rising to prominence
K.-- -_-__1i-1. as Chicago&#39;s_
that he was with
the Stevens hotel
biggest gang leader- the mass killing.
Once under the wing ot the t&#39;isinBHis golf was go
to Avenge
Deathof. Capone. McGurn was made.
A close friendship developed be-
tween the two social outlaws. ind
him dare to compe
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Said to among all his associates,Capone .the right rst
name. in t _
six ho185 A I -
PromptedCrimes. trusted lvic urn to the last line. tournament
;then a few
discovered ti"; Q ha
|-,__j
It was McGurn, according to .with a warrant ism ___ "- 1 _ .
competent police informers. who Thomas A. Green in Felony court.
first learned some years ago that were following him. He blew up
ambition had stirred within the and quit. He stood trial and was
breasts of John Scalise. Alb fli convicted in the lower court.
If epitaphs must be written tor Anselmi and Joseph Giunta. who It is a good thing he is gone."
hoodlums. it can be said for Ma- plannedto kill Caponeand seizehis Judge Green said today. Men of
chine Gun Jack McGurn. who was organization. his type have no place in the com-
slain early today. that not since the McGurn informed Capone of the munity. His case is a point in the
medieval days of the Italian city plot. A few nights later McGurn argument for an amendmentto the
been
stateshas there a hired killer was host to Scalise. Anselrni and constitution to permit men with
as gracious. debonair and deadly. Giunta at a spaghetti party in
What their velvet-clad and Cicero. The next morning the bodies
r putationsas gunmento be
men
rlumed young with Florentine: oi the three were found in Ham-
slearchedon probablecause by po-

inanet lice."
daggers were to the Sforzas or tho mond. &#39;
lMedici, McGurn was to no less 1
ibuccaneer.
Scarface
Al Capond.
. McGurn
&#39;
Since was
shot
once
thebreakup
oftheCapone
tempted
assassination
ashestood.
.who revered him tor his deadliness
and his loyalty.
"na cigar
store
inwhat
wasthe lgang, accomplishedthrough the in-
the McCormick hotel, Ontario an lcome-tax conviction of the leader,
l The legend about McGurn on the -Rush streets. This was in the days Mi.-Gurn. along with other notorious
near west side is that he started his of the intense rivalry between the members ot the mob. had drifted
as
career a killer to avenge his 92Capone
mob
and
thenorth
side
lffather. slain by blackhanderswhen gang of George Bugs ! Moran,
almost into obscurity. McGurn had
spent his time golfing and taking
McGurn was a boy in his teens. This The St. Valentine Murders. icare ota few handbooks in which
|was aboutthe time oi the birth ot p This rivalry was liquidated seven . he was interested in Cook county
prohibition. a
years ago yesterday. when squad .outside Chicago.
lVlcGurn. born Gebhardi, was I of Capone killers walked into the Ila-nll-innPludrnl R III
carefree youth livi.ng in the shadow garage at 2122 North Clark street The body was claimed at the
of Notre Dame church at Sibley and and mowed down seven Moranites
morgue by McGurn s brother. An-
Olregon
streets
5 311&#39;].
when
hisfather
was and their associates. McGurn was thony Gebardi_ B22 South Morgan
reported to have been at that street. who filled out a blank con-
A relative ribbed the young party. along with Fred "Killer"!
taining some family history at the
man up and told him the names of Burke and the late Gus Winkler. request of Henry Vala, a clerk in
at least six men responsible for the McGurn was the target tor the coroner&#39;s -
office.
murder of his father, the story goes. assassins a second time. on March McGurn was born July 2. 1903.
l When this relative had stirred in 7. 1928. Machine gunners riddled
lat La Guts. Italy.
the young man a passionate desire his automobile on the west side, t-to this country as a baby by his
and Was brought
"for revenge; he had launched Mc-1 Ihnf ha n92&#39;:r-nnm-1
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parents. Thomas and Josephi !
lGurn on his career. Within the ""1i/l¢&#39;£:&#39;iiFlI 1iFéii§{{é i"i~i
i§sa
been
l§ lsVerderams Gebardi. The dead
next year. according to underworld -accused of about everything but . noodium sprofession was given as
gossip. McGurn had killed every pickpocketing. but never served
Lone
of theSicilians
"fingered"
in jail I tagolfprofessional
attheMaJ&#39;9292&#3
FountryClubforsevenNE-HTS
Drill?
February.
to 1935.
the death of his father. term.
He was convicted in the state
courts for gun carrying and on I F Accordingto the brother.MCG-L11 !
vsgrancy charge. but beat both .1carried no insuranceand had no
cases in the Illinois Supreme court. I.
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_ Anew Chicago gang war,
rumblings o
which havebeen heardin the
underworld for
days,
many broke in Chicago early today with
the assassination ofMachine
&#39;
Gun!
-Ir,
Jack
,McGurn. r
The dapper
little golfer,
reputed to
have beenili
Al Capones ulo. 1gunman in the
wildest days ofti&#39;l§L
prohibition era,
was shot
down at
the close
a
of
jCoca Cola Night in the Avenue Recreation Par-
- 92
j ors, a bowling alley on the
second floor at 805 Mi!-
1.1?-.-&#39;
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.»-.;_ .~= &#39;waukee av. T iir. 1929got McGurnout of
I Three gunmen entered the the St. Valen_tine s case
ant}
{place about1a. m., shortly almost gothim mm the fed-
behind McGurn, and, stagihgeral penitentiary on Mann
a fakeholdup, shot
down Mc-..-.
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Gurn as he
and two friends Louise was found about 5
waited to bowl. o&#39;clock inthe home she oc-
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Eight Lcupied with
Jack It1244
N.
Kemlworth av., Oak Park, by
*f0! Quizzing Sergt. Frank Donohue
the
of
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murder came at the close of Die-Gurn s Two
the seventh anniversary of
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storiesof jealousyfor control ward committeeman boss
and
of the mob. of the Forty-second Ward.
There was theposslbllity, too.
that McGum was killed in re-
mm: Fight to venge for one of the many crlrnes
-_-. us -
4-1 , lsid to in other days of his
ute L&#39; l&#39;llII&#39;¬l8 underworld career.
EXPECT REPRISALS.
Other stories were that the But whatever the motive. the
hoodlums we re quarreling police feared that the killing of
McGurn was only the rst chap-
over the distribution of what
92 spoils remain of the golden &#39;pect
ter in a new gang war. They ex-
the friends ol McGurn, who
92 days of prohibition. There
back.
was 38, to strike soon.
and
Near McGurn s well-dressed.
have been many threats. body
well-groomed l.s it lay in
- J Other theories
a pool of blood was s. valentine.
dealt with His name was written on the en-
efforts of the hoodlums to re- velope in pencil. The valentine
gain control of the night
clubs and the wet spots in 92
read:
North
the near Side. It was Youlost
vefob; you&#39;ve
your
lost your dough;
reported that the old guard Your jewels and clrs Ind band-
was challenging the rule in some houses! &#39;
be
But things could still worse-,
that sector of Bill Connors, you know . . .
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together the scene and the action a nap.
in the recreation Darlors. this is
what happened:
I Fifteen minutes passedafter
McGurn and two companions iiicdium had entered when the
place
entered the at 12:45. open
ldoor was flung and three
They spoke to William Aloisio.
29, the proprietor, asking him
Amen
entered.
One shouted:
could
when they get alleys I and 2 This isa ltlekup . . . stay
for bowling. - where you re at!"
.- iloisie told them they would almost in-uneoiately ne oegani
have
towaitabout
fifteen
min-h0Qt1ng_
utes because the alleys were then Aioisio
thought aboutl
heheard
in use. fifteen shots.
Thne are five pool tables near
the door and about twenty feet DUCKS UNDER. POOL TABLE.
north are four alleys for bowling. 1} Aloisio,whohad his left shoe
iv.icGurn and his two compan- iioff because of an injury to his ieg.
ions walked to the most distant 9292scrambled for cover. He ducked
I
alleys, and 2, and removed Tunder s pool table.
their coats. 1 The twenty patrons, aside Irom
jMcGurn and his companions,dove
TRIO WATCHES BOWLERS. Fundertables and behind benches.
They stood watching the men 92 Mascareila, awakened by the
using that aiiey, and one of the up
ishots,looked to seeoneman
two men with McGurn put the ibacking out of the doorway. H-2
a
three names on bowling sheet. was shouting:
seated
Aloisio was near the "Everybody stay down!"
counter at the door. On a. bench In an instantthe threegunmen
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Mascarella, 3&#39;7,
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D Then companions kerchiefs, some memoranda. and
McGul&#39;1&#39;l&#39;s
seized tl:le bowlin: sheet on which I. wallet containing an automobile
their names had been written and license issued to William Bel-
raced each other to the door.
when the patrons and Aloisio monte, 5541 W. Harrison st.
and Mascarella emerged from The memorandl. in the wallet
cover they saw McGurn lying on took police to several addresses.
ll-le iloor at the head oi alley No. At the ieet oi the body were
1. I-le was dead. two .45automatic shells.
A third
That was enough for the pe- was near the door. .
trons. They took their coats and Fifteen feet lrom the deed Ml:-I
hats and ran. in
"*&#39;" Only Aloisio and MascarelialGum were two bullet holes
oor. There was another hole
the
were in the place with the dead above the door. indicating this&#39;
"Machine Gun" Jack when police shot had been fired es the as-l
arrived. sassins were leaving.
_.__ IMMACUL-ATE IN DEATH.
McGurn was on his back. a . l HEY "KNOW NOTHING." ;

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his head.
from Aloisio claimed to know lllllei
about the shooting. Mascarelle
Bis clothing was as immacu- said he didn&#39;t
late and costly as in the halcyon l either.
know anything
.
days of the Capone mob. Neither had seen McGurn be-
His overcoat, hat and suit coat fore. Neither knew the two men
lay on a bench. where he had with him. 1
placed them. l WasMcGurn by
killed thethree
a
He wore gray vest and trous- I stickup" men or did McGurn&#39;s
ers. gray spats. black shoes, white i companions dothejob? l
shirt and red checkered e. 1
. Aloisio and Mascarella said they
His red suspenders had gold didn&#39;t know. They hadn&#39;t any.
c&#39;asps.
set with red stones. and idea. They didn&#39;t know where the.
a
he wore gold tie chain. valentine came from.
53.85 IN HIS POCKETS. They didn&#39;t
know anything abort
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In his pockets were $3.85. hall five other valentines found on the
ll up-nnvnn-n
package A Quinurn
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of Killers_
Qne of these had n tom to nbi
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suiu.-a auuuzum
bits. The pieces were put togeth-
er to compose the name, "William
who was
in charm
or the
investl- ll
Degrazio." Degrazio. police learned. iation.
ia guard at the Bridewell. A One or the squads arriving at
/--e. squad was sent out for him. the murder scene picked up three
The others were addressed to m_en who were entering a restau-
92 "Skippy." Jim Lyne." Nick de lrant belowthe recreation parlors.
John. and "Doe Pecaro." They were A1oisio s brother,
Police were attempting to iden- rsam. 21, oi 1141 W. Huron at.;.
tify these men on the theory they John Ba-ttazlia, 23, of W.
1154
may know who was in the place Ohio st... and Charles Alazowka.
at the time of the shooting and :2. of ans N. Curtis st. l
perhaps who McGurn s compan- They werelocked up at Racine r
ions were. av. station to oe interrogated by
DESCRIBE ONE MAN. Capt. Mullen, Deputy Chief of
Aloisio and Mascarella fur- Detectives Storms. and Chief Dep-
nished only one description. They uty Coroner Victor Schlaeger.
one
said of the stickuD"
three ALSO
WOMAN QUIZZED. 1
men was about 30 years old. 5 Also questioned was Aloisio s
feet tail and weighing 180 pounds. wife, Jacqueline. of 2020 Pierce
He was dark complexioned and st. She said her husband had
woredark clothing and no hat. never mentioned Metium.
was
He the one who backed out l On a piece
of envelope
in Mc-
last. shouting: ;Gum s pocketwas a telephonei
"Ever.vbod.v stay down! inumber, Delaware3943, and the;
BELMONT]; FOUND. name "Henny." The number was I
Checking up on the automobile traced to the Wesiminister Hotel,
license. Lieut. Richard Barry N.
1219 Clark st.
went to the Harrison st. ad- Police could find no one at the!
dress and found Belmonte, a hotel by that name.
tailor. with his uncle. Tony Lam- iIn one ot McGum&#39;e pockets two
bert. 39. of 1334W. Van Buren st. tickets to the prize fight last
Belmonte. who is 38, admitted night at the Chicago Stadium
letting McGurn use his name in were found. They were unused.
purchasimz a car. He had become Capt. Mullen reaarded this a
dlrqiminted the
with gangster an indication that Machine Gun"
fhrourlh rnal-zine rlothing for him. Jack had been summoned to keep
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Belmont» and Lambert warr- that the two men with him took;
lirougllt tothe st-at-ion to be
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LOUISE.Ting
alley
toinvestigate
theshoot;
$031theblond
. Louise
r toldSe l
nohue that Jack has missed 1,1111- %,cepz.Mullenma he believed.
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-{he gh because "either
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companions
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the three "stickup men" had use
slept. J it to make
: _ Thursday night JBCRhad 8&#39;07 -9 their getaway. Mc-
tn the wake oi e friend she knew; ;Gurn did not have the car key:
I35 "Ngtkl"LouiseFlld, anl1__did
i on his Demon.
ALOISIO HA -RECORD.
until
inht get home Friday morn- ~ Alotsio told Capt. Mullen he

gins. had operated the recreationplace

1only since October. Before that

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He
sir-pi
almost
uniil 10
19-
If gamblinghouses.He has a police
he booked horses and operated

l si night and then left home. lrecord of several arrests, but has
never been convicted.
.» . . 3 Despite his story that he had
iellpialnlllthat he wassomgt neverseenMcGumbeforelast
]r&#39;_o
somebowling. night and d1dn tknow him, po-
i dapper
L MCGUTB left in his automobile. -lice believe the gangster
had been there before.
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illicli. Another point in hisstorywhich
the investigators doubted was that
had been registered under Be". McGurn had been shot from long
[s
xrionts-name. range.
iil T0 . 1iiSSiI92&#39;G. i
Since both bullets struck him
be
. The ca-r could not Inuiqdin vital spots in the head and
when police arrived at the bowl. neck. they believe the assassins
were much closer. However, there
were no powder burns.
Capt, Mullen ordered e. thor-
t nughsearch ior patrons who Iledi
from the recreation parlor. He
wanted them produced i.n time
,!or the inquest et the county
morgue today.
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first of the eangsterie molls, con-
ducted herseli very much as el
3lady. r
j Born Vincent Gebardi. he took
the Irish monicker of Jack Mc- sacre. during most of which time
Gurn when he embarked on a all Chicago policemen were eup- -»

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short career as a lightweight pu- posed
ngilist. .
But by the time Mc urn had
_tobe huntinghi|n.__
ACQUIRED FINE I-101$.
In the heyday ol their luoceee.
_uL }l;
Iswitched to machine guns in his
I
business of fighting. golf had be- they acquired line home ht 1114
come his favorite sport.
GOOD GOLF PLAYER.
N. Kenilworth av, in the exclu-
sive north end oi Oak Perk.
llI.
1 And he was e. good lolier. He In the depression of post-pro-
toasted that he shot around I8. hibition that home was lost. but
.&#39
usual
Louise&#39;s score was about 96. the McGurns were living in I
and on the golf links they were modest home I few blocks ewmv
as attractive and as fashionable when Louise got word there that
&#39;apair as could be seen. her husband had been killed.
Many e golfer filled up a four- In recent months McGurn had
some at the Evergreen public sunk many points in the under-
course without knowin: the mild-. world scale end the one-time
mannered. trim stranier in the Public Enemy No. 5 was reported
party was McGurn. And many *1. to be the proprietor oi e Mlywoodq
player. on Lincoln Park course ad- 1bookmaking establishment that
.mired-the iormof Louise as shel would take bets ls low as 50 cents.
But even that emporium was
jpleyeci on the fairway and tire properly housed. The buildings
Fgreen. was o closed bank building.
In Florida on the beaches in
the Winter they cut as neat a.
figure as the New York million-~
aires with whom they rubbed
shoulders. 1
A frequenter of Chicago hotels:
and night clubs, McGurn, always
immaculately but not iiashily
dressed.
lookedthe part oi a pros;
porous business man guest. F
How well he fit into the picturi-
was shown by the iact that he
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ind whenPOHCE sdidn&#39;t
want anything. Not
class of water.
ev
That was Louise Gebardi. in
.
Their Home. A"i"e- -her happier cm the sensational
witness for the derense or Ma-
Attractive Loui se Gebardt. c°nm &#39;°d
mm nu an chine Gun Jack" when the heat
was on him for the infamous St.
-=b1<m¢moi" by
or Vincent Gebardi. -covered a sheet. His black hair
There
In" ..MacmmGun hcku MC-wasruffled. Valentine Day
was1 smudge : massacre. Perpe-
trated exactly seven years before
Gum, lowered
a tear-stained
?:ce_
his Ihweea
d md blood onhis Jack himself was massacred.
Vhi dktrchj from
f her eyesiii Forjustamoment
prettyLouiseGAVE AN
JACK ALIBI.
W C° "Mmgu
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maytopm ° {~§&#39;
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.§ telwithSheJack
testified then that she was
at the time the seven
"F1""husband.
may . F icarryeher
blatolitheanteroom.
were slain in the N. Clark st. ga-
M
_There
were 11"" me";-.Heoffered
herwater,
butsherage. He "beat the rap."
111st
l.sob;
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on t
wan t any.
Earlier.
weepinz soltlv
Later they were arrested to-
atthegether in the Stevens Hotel and convicted under the Mann act,
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Near
co : th¢ gunwidow
BPS!» re she
Racine
wasst.
bypolice
station,
questioned where
Don-
Sergt. but the United states Supreme
Court reversedthe conviction.

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wgked rose the Yardsupporikd
ohue,Capt. Martin Mullen. De- Alibis today were needless.And.
by 331-gt Frank Donohue of the tective Lieut. Richard Barry. perhaps. it was just as well tor
,&#39;
.
&#39;°°"°
5 °m°""HerhiE-h menRichard heelsSergt.KyranThelanandPatrol-Louise
P.Broehl.
shehadsistedshe knew ofno reasonfor that they were. She in-
clicked
5011356 asked repeatedly
the n°°rM me for waterandJack&#39;s
asassinstion. that she
anteroornwhere were Attendantfor aspirin. - Ndidn&#39;t
even know what he did for
Justine Dr.
Krutkewicz
and Jerry: EN
WANTSDRINK ROUTE. lhours before his death.
Kearne. coroner :phy&iciln- On the way to the station with STORY 01" LAST HOURS.
l
-I-hey wok her-her black Sergt. Donahue, her escort on her Here, according to the police
in first
draped
d1&#39;°5
t wnpped
a veilover. bTo
her
wn
eyes.ven
day of wldowhood, she had record. ts her story oi those hours.
ih requested
. . himto stopat a Q When did you last see your
frgi cf:-Isa
a hitonherhemesolme station
v.&#39;at.er.
fora drink
ofhusband? A-~Between
11:30 p. m. February H.
ll and
1936.
5-E-geslgi
t:&#39;:
f ?_cg:1%b
Butthat
§ 5or°:n¬eI
wasailoverat the
3*ASm: &#39; jimlfrglle.
Shehadanswered
thegoing?
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A-1-Iesaidhewasgems
did he say he We
qlow
L lM§Eh£IE-G1£lA ck _:
estlons
oftheJan.
Shehadseenbowlinl.
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there
postmortems
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Q.s where. r he """&#39; "" -
1 n howled?
} Qany
-Was
A-No.
one with him when
. eleit the house? A--No.
- Q--01 your own knowledge do
ou know if he
had any trouble
with any one lately? A No. _
j&#39;1 0LD
REPORTER-
HY
Q Do you know he was shot
and killed last evening. A Yes.
i Areporter came to my house snd
told me.
Earlier Louise had told Serzt.
Donohue of a mystery phone call
telling her something had hap-
pened."
Q.- Do you know of any res-
ison why he should have been
killed? A No.
Q Do you lmow it he belonged
to any secret or labor organiza- _. _ _
ttions? A- None.
1 Q He.s he be An-
he
"Take to him! Take ma time Louise saw
him alive. 1
lately? A-No. u him! She llid she didn&#39;t
know whet
. Q I-low he
did leave home last When Beret. Donohue ran: her been
Jack had doing for s living
nisht? A-He left inhis own doorbell early today she answered lateLv. but she thou:ht- r;
Ford coupe. "after a delay. she was fully "lleewnedapieoealaboah
*Louise was taken to the station
for questioning by Sergt Donohue. we .
idr.eIssed. sobbing
but notlwster-J
Melrose
at Perk. » &#39;
when Beret. Donahue and
re-
IN
SWAYS WALK T0 CAR. iBeret. Donahue asked: 1porters approached McGurn s
1Do you kn-ow about
Jack?
1 Down the red tile path from She said: home it was evident that bad news
..he sumptuous yellow brick house had arr?- %&#39;
first.
-.|r 1224 N. Kcnilworih av. in one -om: my out How mi is!
1&#39;-if Perkin
Oak most exclusive resi-
hrs _ NIGHTLAMP
BURNILG.
Well, he : gone. 1Through a window they could
itfoniiai districts she swayed un- And Louise threw onher fur see the master bedroom on the
sieeriily on his arm. coat. a jaunt: black hat and first oor. Anight lump burned
She subbed: walked down the path with Sex-ft. dimly between Louis XVI twin
Donahue. p beds of sspen wood. But the beds E
rests or mom: csu. l were deserted. i
iShe told of the phone call as They peered through another;
they drove to the station. but window into s living room, car-:
did not mention itduring theoi-i peted in dark. coffee color like the
iioiol questioning. Shortly alter bedroom. It, was
too, lighted by
the shooting. she said. s voice i:-old sdim lamp. But the lamp threw
iher over the phone; . its rays on upholstered furniture
Something has happened to which was vacant. I
- Jack!" iTwo bedrooms on the second
But she insisted that was ail. floor also were empty. It is be-
Ironically. she revealed. Jack lieved one was used by McGurn&#39;s|
had gone to a wake Thursday 14-year-old daughter, adark-eyed.;
night. Yesterday morning he had auburn-haired beauty. But it it
gone to the funeral which fol- was. the &#39;de.ug&#39;hter own.hsd
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F, life.
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ttftluent
hoodlum
hadoccupied
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nu. call? North Bide girl. who left an "Boss. lllease don .
Addison st. home and a Lake View To the questioning oi Assistant
High School education to join the State&#39;s Attorney Hal Couzhian,
life of the underworld-from the too. she insisted that she knew
house at 1112 more than three little of her husband : business
years ago. operations and that his death
He returned to the less bre- had been entirely unexpected.
tentious house at 122-1. Some of Coughlan asked her: _
the neighbors objected, but police Q--What has your husband
said Jack could not be evicted un- been doing for a living lately?
less he ran afoul of the law again. A- I don&#39;t know.
Instead he ran afoul of the ene- N0 ! MAKING MUCH.
mies of the law.
Q-How has he been making
ALMOST BROKE, SHE SAYS. money? A He hasn&#39;t been mak-
Today, as she was led from the ing much, but he always seemed
i morgue to the state s attorney&#39;s to have some when he needed it.
office, she said: I
No. don t know where he lot it.
"We were practically broke. Q-Who has he been hanging
Frorri the state&#39;s
attorneys of- around with? Who are his asso-
fice she was returned to the ciates? A-I don&#39;t know. He new
morgue for the inquest at 11 a.m. er told me much about those
Her tears by then had smeared
the thick mascara over her face. thins .
Q-Who would want to kill
She would say little to reporters. him? Who would profit by his
I but when she was asked:
"Was he good to you?
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thought that.sort
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The St.
lucuurn
Valentine : massacre
-
that disgraced Chicago and made
Machine Gun Jack McGurn a
mmmaiiy known desperado oc-
icurred February 14. 1920. in a
"* {ga.rageat2122 N. Clarkst.
1Seven members oi the "Buss" Live identi cation McG1u&#39;nby
of
&#39;MIos&#39;ln
supposedly
mob. awaiting
a .-shipment of booze. were in the two witneses, Jack insisted it
garage when two men drmsed in was buma rap" and that at the
police uniiorms walked into the timeotthekillinghewasinthe
place.
. What
imown. but
happened was
appartlv the
never
lake
i hotel with
was where
ahe
blond alibi.
the lair Louise. That
got her name. "the1
i
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_policemen lined the
in araid, whereuponother
men upas
mach-
ine gunners who came in the back er nhssterl
door shot them down as they stood
1 There was much hubbub as oth-
were rounded up.
against awall. The scene later,
the seven men lying in the blood-
spattered room. the
is high spot
I
Scaliae
"nails

and Rocco
were
ii-{worn and
indicted
Panelli as
for
John
murder
accessory
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in the history oi prohibition law- attw the tact.

&#39;lessnm inChicago. McGu.rn&#39;s lawyers.Nash and
v
M_ GUB.N SHOT BEFORE, Ahern, repeatedly pressed for trial, &#39;
Six or the victims were dead
but the state
kept taking continu-
when police arrived. The
Ousenberg.
[Frank
seventh.
died withinan ances, claiming that additional 1?1i .R
ihliur after mentioning police- evidence was being uncovered.
men." In the meantime Sc-alise was as- n
iGusenberg and his brother, sassinated in agang killing gen-
Peter. also tilled in the massacre. Hrit-,a
had been
accused
ayearbefore
,in the shooting oi McGurn. Mc-
erally laid to the Capone mob.
M GL"RN&#39;S CASE STRICKEN. "
Gurn had been shot through the McGurn intimately was admit -&#39;
lung when ambushed in his car ted tobail and nally. in Decem-
and had been taken supposedly ber ol I929, the indictment
dying to Alexian Brothers Hos- against him was stricken when.
for the fourth consecutive term
pital. _ _ of court. he appeared ready Ior
He rallied and lived and his
fellow Gangsters spirited him away trial and the state was not. No
from the hospital whilehe was one was ever tried ior the crime.
in
still precarious condition. So ended the prosecution oi Mc- ;
17 WANTED FOR MASSACRE. Gum for the Valentine&#39;s Dag."
massacre without the "blond alibi
The massacre started afurore ever appearing in court.
in Chicago. Rewards totalling Several months later came the!
$40,000 were otiered and the po- prosecution or MeGurn and Lou-3
lice listed seventeen men as want- ise on federal Mann act charges.
ed for the killings. - resulting Irom their trip to Florida -
The most tangible lead came together, which dragged on for
. ;about ten days later when an Fears until the United States Su-
r__eautomobile was found in a burn-
preme Court finally upset his con-
ing
-l.;i garage at 1723 N. Wood st. viction
4";"* It was apparent
an efforthad by Federal Judge Lincliey
been made to destroy the auto- which had twice been upheld by
.llmobile. Police named Claudethe Court of Appeals.
*. . Maddox, aCapone hoodlum, as the AN UNSOLVED CRIME.
{owner
----~ of the car. The massacre or N. Clark st.
Great excitement was occasioned intimately went down in Chicago
by the arrest oi McGurn February crime annals as an unsolved!
28, two weeks alter the murder. crime.
It was found the machine gun- In the passing yearsthere has.
IF! had
been living
lotel with
in the
Stevens
Louise Rolfe as Mr.
been ageneral opinion among po- }92
lice and other investigators that 1*
ind Mrs.
Vincent D&#39;Oro. McGurn was certainly not the .
BLOND ALIBI ENIEBS. leader in the plot. l
UIn the raceoi reportedD051- The most generally accepted.
theory is that the head man in
the execution oi the seven Moral !
gangsters was Fred "Killer"&#39;
Burke. also aCapone alLv. who
is servingaliie sentence inMich;
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which McGurn washter tried. One bullet struck McGurn just be-
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chargeby producing the blondelower part 0! the neck.
dibi who leterbecamehi! Wife.92Tnmpled on the oor near the
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spotwherehe policefound1
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&#39;-the
name of
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KHLBAPUNETHUE a
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bill of sale showing
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hurried
to thegangsters
&#39;
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in Chieaiio
Massacre home alter the slaying.
Mrs. li.-!cC-urn,partly dressed,
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had.
been sobbing.they said. Someone
* NearHis Body already
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Continued!&#39;TOm
Page On; -ii home most oi the day, but had nt- -,.
a
tended funeral yesterdaymorning..
iiand l_Woman u Hehadnolifeinsurance
in their&#39;Lll&#39;ldEI"w&#39;ea1I_i andnoj"
a
Standing in tront of house m f - bank account. She declared she
"Sold."
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andthatthe only
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- your dough J&#39;ob
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found
inMcGurn
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or oneoi thB _
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1 slayers said the man was about
U011.
know, ; 1-twenty- ve.live feet tall and
. "At 199511°?-i
M1&#39;Bn&#39;t
lostHour; ~-iweighed
aoout180pounds.
trousers.
at Police
knewotnomotive
forthe
a William Aloisio, icrime.Theyhadlosttrackot Mc-
bo -&#39;1i"S
Bile!
said
.hevtroas1:5 iGurn during the past two years.
9 P001tablewhen thegunmencgme Belmonte. in whose name Mc-
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San shooting,
itwhenthey Gurn&#39;s
automobilewas registered,
said he had permitted the slain
C-...i.._..__ Score Crogse 0|; igangster to usehis namein buying
when their baa left ll ilicenseplatesbecauseMcGurntold
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body,
Then
theywalked}
tover t° the b°W1m3 score sheet a
lGebhardi.
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gam-
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and strolled ~hehad [alien&#39;to
operation
small gambling resort.
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Alosio
toldthepolice kdn
he iii t i He was arrested ona vagrancy
know who the men were, ,- at
warrant as he teed off Olympic
But pOl1CE|
foundanotherCrum- irieias,August21,1933,wherehe
illled Valentine on the oor ad- ihadentered
theWestern
open
tour-
idressedto Willie De Grazia" The nament under his read name.
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Valentine had been torn at
l, Withhim the time,wasLouise
licesought to learnwhetger
1; ERolte, the blonde alibi. whom he
Grazia have been
might oneoi Lmarriedafter divorcinghis rst
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companions.
fee men wh
i wife.
McGurn was thirty-three. Always
whet
theP0liCe
a i&#39;rFi?:<igh92i&#39;e;:
til? dapper, he had not given up his
.; i;i1einto
custody
for questioning. tfiair for fancy clothes. When he
Baal;
leave
theirnames
asJ91-m was killed, he was wearing an ex-
,_,.. 310, twenty-three; Charles a
pensivegraysuit. brightred tie.
Aiozowka, tn-gnu;-_two an Sa red suspenders,a
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and; Gurn on July 15, 1935,when he was
; i. °.Jamt°1_&#39;-
T0113Moscarello. The {operating
a gambling
housein Mel-
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started,
_f_ ?_E.-E"-ii- &#39;"
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lvicG&#39;urn
himself, a sharp conic-down.
from his a luence in prohibition
days
In 1931 McGurn d as
5
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the
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@lci1lan origin.
headed
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and Gun The Capone power had ripened in
hoi. They put it in the
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home.
country-
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Already it has been related how cooked alky. The Genna organiza-
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R $~o1.a-is go0d.
Capone,
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:Dec. he came to be the partner ot John
Torrio in abusiness which in 1924 Baily and paid cash forthe work.
controled bootlegglng on the south
"1 am not in any rackets; I side, owned a chain of brothels in
an
In honest real estate dealer. a crescent of west and southwest

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EHOLD Alphonse.Capone
Early in 1924
at at 7104
Clyde
in
operated dozens

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the height ol his arrogant bullets was directed at Torrio. One
power; any time between leaden pellet passed through his
late 1926
and mid-May of lower jaw. It shattered his courage

iir.
well
as the
as jawbone. When he
Agross man. tat, with thick lipti recovered he wanted no more of thq
l dI scar on one cheek.Apow;
erful rnsn. immune to the penaitie£_
fame.
ell upon
He
retired and
Capone.
his mantle
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mortals.
applied to lessen £That rising
young
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the the
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executive
aist
men who
Vi- hen he went abroad itwas in eliminated Torrlo. poured
They a
In armored car that weighed seven withering rain ot bullets upon his
tons. Picture this strong man in his automobile as it stood in the street.

D fortresses-the Hawthorne
Cicero, with the metal shutters im-
pervious to bullets; the
or the Lexington hotel
hotel in

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in Chicago.
and Capone escaped only because
fortune had decreed that he should
be at the moment in arestaurant
nearby. Promptly he bought the
where he and his followers held bulletproof car and strengthened
whole oors at atime; or on his his iorce of guards.
seaside estate outside Miami. He obtained the absolute loyalty
No policemen ever raided these of those guards by making itmore
places. They knew that raids would pro table for them to be his rnen
be futile gestures. The courts would than to be anybody
else&#39;s. The sai-
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count. clothed them. led them. and gave
Picture Capone the politician, parties fortheir amusement. He
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state&#39;s attorneys
his week for his personal protection.
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ithe stale
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lin the city council whom he hei In 1924 the Torrio-Capone organi-
A lset their
in places!
how wanttrti
he zation dominated the
only south"
them to vote. lside and the suburbs it had taken
lover. North side bootlegging was
in the hands of a oi!
gang tough
iirnen headedby
George Bugs? E-fcepona abathing
in suit inFlori
Ids, one of his alibi costumes.
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The preductionfend outgrew the
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to Capone and Torrie, but not
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lon, which overlapped theirs in
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A precarious peace had been
maintained, however, through the
ettorts of Mike Merlo, head of the
Unlone Sicillano. Merle was no
bootlegger or gangster; he was the
paternal arbiter of all the actions
oi his countrymen on the near
north side. He had decreed that
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the Gennas and their rival bootleg-
gers. &#39;
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Merio died. A magnificent funeral,
with a statue of him worked in
owers to ride on a oat behind the
herse, was arranged.
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It was always pleasant ction
of the gang leaders that each had
a legitimate business. 0&#39;Banion, a
orid, roundfaced little fellow who
walked with a limp, was a orist
ind had a shop at 738 North State
Qtreet,oppositethe entranceto the would dare turn the truck and its
Holy Name cathedral. The Merlo
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O&#39;Banion,
who was not above Joe Fusco, who had in the old days
making an honest dollar, was in
that shop on Nov. 19 when three
men of dark complexion entered. He
dropped his rose trimming and went
forward to meet the delegation.
"Hello, boys," he said, extending duct ct houses ot prostitution. He
his right hand to the man in the
center. " You from Mike Merlo&#39;s?"
"Yes," replied the man, seizing
the hand in both Of his.
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3;. of O&#39;Banion. He tell dead in a
of
bower owers. The killers went
away.
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The O&#39;Banion killing and its att- was valuable. He and Capone could.
errnath gave the rst inkling, to the
general public, ot the power that
the gangs had achieved in darkness. work. Obviously, it was an advan-
The funeral of the bootlegger orist
was one of the most magni cent
ever held in the City. The co in from their home towns.
reputedly cost $15,000.
But O&#39;Banion did not go un-
nvenged. His associates were quite
tough enough to handle the Glennas. plenty before the summer ot 1925
It was only a little while&#39;
three ot the brothersA&#39;l Mike,
until
ony,
and Angelo--were slain. The others
followed Torrie into obscurity.
Into their territory. without much headed by Earl
trouble, stepped Capone, I-its genius and GeorgeB-inn.
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till! 0! the Gennas. H0 Bltlbulhe .
big dlstllleries that could turn out
thousands .o£ gallons -02 -laleohnl
daily. It was Impossible. oi course.
to-keep these hidden lndetinltly. but
arithmetic showed that one which
stayed at work six weeks paid tor
ilselt and thereafter returned a
handsome pro t. Raids, then, were
only annoying, not damaging to a
p_ri-SQ.
great extent.
I-le established breweries and
made working agreements with the
supplying
brewmakers already the
trade. I-le strengthened his sales or-
tives; to deliver the goods and to
see that rival wholesalers stayed
away trom the saloons.
Also, Capone litted the art of pro-
tection to new heights. It became
understood just how much tribute
a truckload of beer or a ve gallon
can oi alcohol should pay the po-
licemen and the politicians. Some-
times the police looked the other
they
way; sometimes conveyed the
delivery trucks to destination.
I-J~A""
The rules of the game prescribed
that the driver must follow his
a
speci ed route. It he tailed po-
liceman not already taken care
of" would arrest him and take him
to a station. Once it had reached
that point and the capture had been
reported in the newspapers, no one
cargo back.
Capone had able xers. One was
outrsnlced Capone in the Torrio or-
ganization. Another was Dennis
Cooney, who acquired and still en-
joys e tortune estimated in the mil-
lions, which he gathered in the con-
had the ear of the higher ups oi
politics.
Also, Capone had able allies out-
side the Chicago area. There was
always a market here tor better
turn out. Through Frank Uale, a
Brooklyn gangster, Capone was able
to bring in cargoes oi imported
Scotch for the limousine trade.
In another way the Uale alliance
at need. exchange crews or gunmen
to handle each other : enforcement
tage to have killings done by men
who would not be recognized away
Killers, guards, businessmen, x-
ers. allies, political friends, huge
revenues all these Capone had in
ended. I-Ie had gathered them with
a minimum of personal publicity.
Still left to oppose him and his
schemes was the north side gang,
Hyrnle! Weiss
Its
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were iiidlvidtialistsii
ah?
consequently
their
setup
diner:
from that ct Capone. They I - I&#39;ll.
had an triba1..l1nas.._Thsy mis t»
gather
forabattle.
butitwas
dix
cult to hold the1n~toget.he&#39;r
for
Capone
campaign, was organized
for the long pull. His men were as
solidly combined as a burocracy and
could be trusted to carry on over a
period of months, or even years.
&#39;A
desperate attempt to kill Ca-
pone was attrlbuted to the cockiness
ot the north siders. He was at-
tacked Sept. Z!, 1926, In his retreat
at the Hawthorne hotel this was
before the metal shutters were put
up!.
Eight carloads of gunmen drove
slowly past this hotel. &#39;Irstheone
let go a random blast of re in the
street._ The supposition was that
Capone and his men would hasten
to the windows to see what was
going on. and that the volleys from
the succeeding cars would wipe
them out.
&#39;I&#39;he
tactics were carried out ex-
actly. Into the rst oor of the
hotel more than a thousand bullets
were poured. Yet no Capone gang-
ster was scratched. That was be-
cause Capone thought fast and gave
a warning when the shots
rst were
Mn-val
" Down to the door. everybody!"
-1
he cried.
The bullets zipped through the
windows, but the masonry saved the
men on the oor. When it was all
over Capone arose from his prone
position.
"&#39;I&#39;hai.&#39;s
the last we&#39;ll
that mob," he announced.
take from
On Oct. 5 a young man who said
his name was Oscar Lundin rented
a room at .1419 North State street,
Next door was the old 0&#39;Banlon
a
place, still ower shop and still
the headquarters oi the north aide
mob. On the same day a young
woman rented a room in the rear oi
6 West Superior street. It over-
lookedthe rear oi the orist shop,
ll "16 YOI-I118 man&#39;s
overlooked the
front.
In each oi! these rooms three men
planted themselves. From behind
the curtains they watched the move-
menls oi Moran, Weiss, and their
cohorts. As they watched they n.
gered their sub-machine guns. Their P
orders were to make sure of their i. $3
quarry and they did not tall.
On Oct. 11 a car belonging to t
Weiss halted in front oi the shop.
W.
In it were W. O&#39;Brien,
well
known as a criminal lawyer; Ben-
jamin Jacobs, a 20th ward politi-
cian; Patrick Murray, a beer ped-
dler; Weiss, and his chauffer, Sam I.
_
Peller.
As
they
were
getting
out
oflhF
car there was a burst oi machini-
s
B
gun re from the windownext dong. a&#39;_
N _./r *4:» wo-
Weiss, struck ten times, died in- s...
stantly. Murray also was slain on 92s
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the spot. The others were seriously ra..-
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-31--amend"
organized. or even started. the ldentiiy or :uarar|&#39;tee"hir&#39;prlvacy.walled eitate on Palm Island. It
ee men in the room at T60 North
u- Attempts were made to interview

92 S|Ete
street
haded.
four
" place
-&#39; Inter _Al
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--. cesstul, but the news that so no-
came a center for gay parties, a d
him in the hotel. These were unsuc- the Big Fellow : parties out-Ibo e
a
those oi many winter colonial F
Cfiet
ofPolice
Morgan
Collins. torious a person was in their midst ancient wealth a&#39;¥rd&#39;h&#39;igh
social pt:
w--.-- I hear that people are marina caused the Californians to cry loud- altlon. He kept his pledge to let
_J Capone killed Weiss. he stated. I ly tor his ousting, The perspiring Florida alone and the only com-
-as. did not. I am lorry he ; dead. When management of the hotel, hearing plaint about hll manage was that
he was shot I was out of town. But this public clamor, at length re- it looked runny to have armed un-
if you want me to come in tor ques- quested that Capone surrender his tinels on guard around the house.
tioning, I will be slad to do it." accommodations.
Chief Collins told him not to This so irritated the Big Fellow PINK
come. " What wal the use !" he this was the name his henchmen Thus wend Capone nearing the
asked later. "Capone had his libi used in referring to him! that he of
height his power. Bootlegging.
perfected. It undoubtedly is a good really did grant an interview. brothels, gambling paid their trib-
alibi. He didn&#39;t
do the shocuns-" I wouldn&#39;t
stay in any town that utes on a scale something more
92I*lU dldn&#39;t~want "
me," he declared. I&#39;ll
than county-wide-and the county
1:1
T1. go back to my own city. And 1 n92 held more than four million per-
.:r__
In April, 1927. Assistant State&#39;s going because I want to go. The sons. Local governments could not
it Attorney William MeSwiggin, youth-
ful son of a policeman and a prod-
hotel dldn&#39;t
ask me to leave, either,"
Returning to Chicago. he made
touch him.
Enough, it would seem, for any
uct ot the west side. where he be- the experiment 01 organizing him- man. He had, and spent, a million
came acquaintedwith many of the self into a minister 0! propaganda. a year. Yet lt was not enough for
youngsters who later were impor- He attempted, rather clumsily, to Capone. Likea good many others,
tant cogs in the gangland machines. give the news about Capone a fa- he dreamed ot dominating Chicago&#39;s
was slain in Cicero. With him died vorable twist. labor organizations with strong arm
two gangsters who had OPPOSEI3 With his omnipresent guards care- methods.
Capone rule. fully concealed, he received a re- His rst chance to break into that
There were uno lcial assertions porter in the hallway oi his nomi- eld came almost by accident. Mor-
that Capone had ordered the triple nal home at 72-14 Prairie avenue. ris Becker, who conducted several
murder. These at length reached He was a strange appearing Capone. dry cleaning establishments, began
his ears. Over his underv.&#39;ea.r
he wore a long having trouble with rivals and with
|92 That is absurd," he at-erred. pink apron. He had on carpet slip- employes. There was a rumor that
f Billy Mcswiggin was my good pers and he held. in&#39;one diamonded he had formed a partnership with

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tiiend.
I am
sorry
heisdt&#39;al&#39;1-
Ami hand, a pan of spaghetti richly
was in Florida when he was drowned in sauce.
Capone,and Beckedcon rmedit;
That&#39;s
right," he said, "I don&#39;t
humped
off." Come in and have a little oi this need the police to help any rnore.&#39; I
l The police. again, did not question SwnnhetI cooked myself." he urged.
Capone. lvhat was the Ilse? Let&#39;s
lzave
thebestprotection
quit talking about bootleg- world now."
in the
In May of that year Commander ging and such things. Positively I Bl this time the Capone methods
92 Francesco de Pinedo, Premier Mus- have retired. I am a plain business and resources were too well known
solini&#39;s 59¢ man,
around the world fl.92&#39;El - and all I ask is that the news- for any one to doubt that he would

92 his Marchetti hydroplane down in

the lake off GrantPark. On a mil-
papers let me alone."
It was not a convincingpicture
llonaire e yacht; was a reception and the reporter wrote it for what it
soon try to dominate unions.
George Red! Barker. an ex-con-
vlct, and Murray Humphreys set out
mmmiitee, With judges and other was, a half comic interlude intended on the work. With unerring instinct
officials stood Al C&D01&#39;1e- to deceive. Capone ordered them to attack the
He was now quite de nitly the Vfhen he rst went to Miami, with teamsters and chauffeurs organiza-
rst of the public enemies. A re- a huge roll of thousand dollar bills tions. They got results. How Barker
porter wanted to know why he had in his pockets, there was a storm of seized the coal teamstei-s union was
been invited to welcome the distin- criticism. For a time it appeared told later by an o lcial he ousted.
&#39;11 guished visitor. that his fortune was so tainted that "Lefty Flynn was our chiet in
fa.-
this way," was the reply- he wouldn t be allowed to spend it.
It&#39;s 1928." said this informant. " Like
We heard that there might be H11 Hardened now in such matters, the me, he had come up from the ranks.
anti-Fascist demonstration. If H113/&#39;- Bil; Fellow called on the chief of 1-le knew the game and was useful
thing like that was planned,.CaP°"° police. to the union. But he was not a gun-
would be more effective in squelch- "Let&#39;s
lay the cards on the table," man and he was 60 years old.
a
lng it than hundred policemen." he said. I am here to enjoy my- Barker set out on a systematic
v Such appearances were ill-advised. self. I am not a criminal and I have course of terrorism.
In general, Capone realized this, never been in jail for anything, "First he tried to kidnap Flynn :
and while he was often seen in pub- Against me there is nothing but gos- children. That failed. Flynn took
sip. Does Miami want me as a vis. his family to a summer home in

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lic gatherings particularly prize
ghts and basebail gnmes he never ilor who&#39;ll mind his on-n business Vi- isconsin. Barker followed him
again took part In a public {unc- and spend his money, or do I have there and shot him. It you ever
r
lion. to appeal to the courts for my con- come back to Chicago you&#39;ll be
He would have preferred the stitutionalrights." , killed, he told the wounded man, ,1.

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great that be could no ionizer re- rision for a little while. Then they "Barker
appeared
at thenob
nrlainout of print. And he had felt said there was no law that could union meeting with a bunch of tql-
1 llie
1926,
lashof publicity
cllmber.
asearlyasDe- keep him out. Further. which they
twomonths alterthe didn&#39;t mention, the real estate mar-
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14. 1929.
In agaragen
Iumphreya
ed on
to
less
no
that prize,
was
successfulNorth
too, Clark
street were gatheritid
seven men allied with the north side

i henformed
to combat
one
the old
n seizing other teamster unions. He
gang headedby
&#39;. ilkWagon Drivers
George Ivioran. Stiil
belligerent, still unafraid oi Caponhl
union, whose
that gang continued to serve its ter-
o lcials were too strong to be ritory with liquor. The seven had
ousted. Legitimate organizations, in- gathered toreceiveatruckload of
cluding the American Federation of importedstuff
that had beenoffered
.r Labor, battled againt the gangs, to lvloran by asupposed friend.
but the latter, with the potent name At 10:30 a. m. an automobile with
Capone
of to fail beck
on, contin- drawn curtains was halted at the
ued to progress in their campaign curb near the garage. men
Five
even up to 1932. stepped from it. Three
wore police
Only acrystallized public senti- uniforms and two were in civilian
ment, it now became certain, would clothing. The unitorrned L-to. with
able
be to halt the march of Ca- i
pistols drawn, walked into the ga-
one to adictatorship so wide and rage.
o strong that
few businesses in Chi- They collected the weaponsof
the
&#39;"_ 92 ago would be able to refuse any seven, whomade no resistance, hav-
emands he might make. ing acceptedthe statement: "We&#39;re
_That sentiment was being formed. police o cers. All were lined up
_ 1 America, the whole world, now saw facing awall, with their backs to
Capone for what he was. a criminal, the door of the garage. Their hands
big only as he was evil. Good peo- were in the air. Frank and Peter
ple everywhere recognized him as Gusenherg. John May, Al Wein-
the symbol of all the raw lawless- shank, James Clark. Adam Heyer,
ness that went to make up the pro- and ayoung doctor named Schwirn-
hibition era. mer those were the names. and the
Capone did not understand. He Gusenbergs were notoriously haters
went ahead. He played desperately. Capone.
of

he bet.and lost,
two million Thesupposed
dal- ?
He scattered money. In two yeaxis
__iSld¬. One
policemen
steppeci
the other men calmiyf
of
,la_rs onhorses. He gavemagi. [sprayed the
race backsof
the seven vie-;
_____ ;n1nr. eni_ to his Ems machine
Christmas presents with bullets.gun Theyi
92 lfriends. Apparently hedid not know led. all of them.
what to do with his money. That was the St. Valentine&#39;s day
Ivwu massacre. Nothing quite so fero-
/. Iv-.4-. cious had ever been known before,
-_,,_,-
even in the gang wars.
At the moment Al Capone was in
his stucco villa on Palm Island. tak-
ing alesson in etiquette. Ayoung
woman. expert in such matters, was
instructing him how to rid himself
his gloves and stick when he en-
of
tered adrawing room.
George Moran, he of
the charmed
lite, had been late at the garage.
..-_a. Seeing thecar at the curb, he
drove
away, assuming
that it belonged to
¥- the police. By
so narrow amargin
-.:.S:r
/"is. rid he miss his own rendezvous with;
,-- txtinctlon. !
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asserted that same evening. _?

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It was Maren T beiore the notorious as r &#39;
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T0STRIPLING
i were attributed to the strlpllnz
who had taken on the task of
avenging the Gebardi family-
top point in
0! Bansster rei
Jack McG
on his la
born
Jack McGurn. De Mora. known in the old world as De th
M least
assumed name James Vincent Ge- Mora. tlun--but his
bardi, dubbed "Machine Gun." Samoots had been striving to "&#39;18
last nlsht
a
has murdered number of men.
induce certain citizensto contrib- Of Just what
ute to a detense fund tor John F "5.
._92 l A sleek, athletic, well-mannered Bcalice and Albert Anselmi.
a
little Italian known then as James coupleof no-goodswho ware then
icing of late,
. HERE i_..__&#39;.*~.§§_-
C-eberdi.era the son oi elk: prominentin the pictureand in His Of dillpuanx record fol-
cooker who had been murdered I
lows:
, by one Orazzio Tropes,"The hot water with the law. JBBUIW 1. 1930. arrested under
Scourge. .
ADMIRED BY CAPONI the name or Jack McG11rn, on 1
The hid Gebardi was hanging Ch fse oi csrryin: concealed wee-
| around the Maxwell st. station he
McGum, as became known
he was
1 and
been
father had
that
toldbypolice
put on the sptt. o
sionalbasing game,was
Dons.
after his retu.rn lrom the PI Of¢81"_
natti
He didn tlike that. but he didift ural enemy of that atrociouspaill, KFebruary
s.man.indicted
on
know what to do about it until Ff calice
andAnselmi.
He set out to gun for them, an
i .He
above 1
charge,
a
one day he received black
hand letter. It told GebardltoI in his enthusiastic killinss he ~frame
iMarch20. 1930, held under th
of James Vincent forin?
!eel
get out of town lest he the earned the attention and admira- Ifstigationin Miami. Id
same urge that snet his father tion of Al Capone. April 10. 1930. returned to Chi."
on his way. a
Thatwas fortunate pieceoi
discernment on the part or Ca-1 ft -so from Miami under name o".
t HE HAS REVENGE
pone. BecauseScaliceand All- Jae!:
McGurn. _ *1
The kid knew what to do then. Jul? 3: _1930.
sentenced
to one
D He ducked for awhile, appearing
as a professionalboxer, and then
he returned to the wars.
selmi were eagerly plotting the
death oi Scarface.
McGurn told Caponeoi the plot. c300
A little later McGurn entertained *1
{earl I.-HE
count?
jailandii-mm!
by Judge Frankhouser gn
charge 111 clrriilni concealed
been
His Iather had put onthe a
Scalice and Anselmi and fellow weapons.
spot on January 10, 1926. On the named Giunta at s. spaghetti WINS IN HIGH COURT
iollowing February 15 Orazzio In
party Cicero. Next morning December 26. 1930. that sen.
Tropea was shot -on the very the three Eliests were found de- tence was reversed and the cage
spot where JamesGebardi&#39;s
father i
porably dead. was remanded by the supreme.
had died. That coup apparently won Mc- 1
Court.
six dayslater Vito Bascone,who Gurn a
his spurs as Capone handy July 2. I931. under name off
had aided in collections item man. He became so prominent Jack McGtu:n arrested for viola-"
the elder Gebardi, met the same that he was shot at periodicaliir. tion of Mann act. Sentencedto
in
Piste thesameplace, a tiffatLPWO
Two days after that assassins-pbeingwounded once in Feltsin Leavenworth penl-
the McCormick Hotel, Rush ant >~E ~iif3"- Flaceo. on probation for"
:1 tion,
onFebruary
23, "The
Eddie O 51°rue MASSACRE
|&#39; fiveI
years,
.Eag1e"! Baldielli was killed. pre-
THEN &#39; I eptember B.1933,
o I Jack Ii-flcGurn_
under namer
sentencedto six
Lsumably
because
he.too,hadbeen4 Thencame
theCapone
master-
rtpnfhs in house of correction;
miter
he hadbeenfoundI-!1.llll_92&#39;.
- -- Involved
intheslayins
ofthepiece,
; hoodlums
ed elimination
ofseven
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