Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 September 1938 — Page 12

\X AIMED AT “HIGHER-UPS’ IN GAMING DRIVE

= Chicago ‘Bookies’ Controlled _ By Capone Lieutenants, Courtney Says.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2 (U. P)— State’s Attorney Thomas J. Courtney aimed his ax campaign today at = the “higher-ups” of a multi-million dollar a year gambling syndicate which, he claimed, is controlled by remnants of Al (Scarface) Capone's gang. He implied that Chicago po- = lice have aided the syndicate in bringing "independent handbooks’ into line. = He made his pronouncement on s gambling late yesterday as hi o £ axmen, sweeping over the cit = simultaneously, raided six big nerve} centers of the syndicate and destroyed their furnishings and gamb- = ling paraphernalia. It was his first = i statement since he started the raids meds = three weeks ago. a Russell Cain, 10 (right), accidentally shot and killed his brother, He said thé syndicate is run by | Clifford, 8, while playing on the farm of their father near Bloomington, > Capone lieutenants. He said they | Ind. Three years ago Clifford fatally wounded his mother while play- = had taken over a ring which had | fully trying to “scare her.” ° controlled a majority of handbooks Bobby Simpson (left), 14-year-old son of a Houston; Tex., auto = since Capone was sentenced to Al- | accessories dealer, picked up when he tried to sell jewelry on a Chicago E catras for evading payment of his | street, was found to have five revolvers and BmmuTtion § iy a bag. He = income taxes. said he ran away to escape school. “If an independent bookie stalls

= against joining the syndicate he is ] = subject to pressure, and is harassed ITALIAN PAPER ASKS = by PO ons arrests,” Mr. Courtney RALLY 10 BE HELD B AN 0 N ROT ARI ANS

= said. “He finds that although he is | = being raided frequently, sister books BY i 0 P. VETER ANS ete ay = nearby flourish and never are both- 1Vii1 ROME, Sept. 2 (U. P.).—A rec-

=. ered with argests.” —— ommendation that the Government His implication marked the second | _- : ... [dissolve Italian Rotary Clubs was _ © time that the syndicate has been | Group is Organized to Aid in | made today by the newspaper Pic- = linked with politics. Sol Morey, a \ colo of Trieste. It said that “in-

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+ Democratic precinct worker, told a Election Campaign. compatibiliiity between Rotary and = Courtney lieutenant Wednesday that nen A fascism was clear and concrete.” : he had operated a handbook for six

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z = by city police raids. lican war veterans are being made Th ni by a committee headed by Dr. R. B. e wou

ganization formed Wednesday INDIANA, NA, DIES AY 78 night to assist in the fall campaign. The group, patterned after the TOPEKA, Kas, Sept, Sept. 2 (U.P.).— | gepublican oo. organization, = Fun eral services will be held to-|met under the direction of Frank E. = = mo ITOwW for Mrs. Margaret Hill Mc- | Livengood, veterans’ bureau head, = Carter, one of Kansas’ best known | Who named district, ward and town-

= hip chai . = women writers, who died/Wednes- 5 yn Mr. Livengood, Dr.

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