Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1928, Page 6

GANGSTERS GUNS SLAY WARD BOSS. Chicago Polmcuan Falls in Ambush—Wife Finds Body in Street. 23 —Gangland's threeeway combination of death-—suns guamen and a motor car—has cnded | the crowded liie Diamong Joe | meteoric _career 1920, when ‘he ard_commit- s slate_and | 1 the election which gave he Bloody Nineteen pioded at the home of | n Powers. Then followed | the same day. Paui/ t bailif for 15 years, ed in the morning. The same afternoon H R was siain. Both were ants of Alderman Pow Attends Funerals. leader, was slamn. A | joseph Laspisa was as- d. posito attended both without his customary body- guard, and mourned both victims as his friends. Th t continued until eight had been killed, but Diamond Joe emerged unscathed. Mrs. Esposito heard the shots that killed her husband, and ran to the street to find him dying. He was dressed in his best clothes. On his hand was a diamond ring valued at $5,000 Through the blood and dirt glistened his famous diamond-buckled belt, and in his pockets were several hundred doliars and bankbooks shovmg large balances. RAIL HEADS DECLARED URGING MC’ADOO MEN . Railroad Labor Paper- Charges Activity in Connection With California Primary. By the Associated Press. Labor, official newspaper of’ the rail- road labor organizations, publisiied a story vesterday saying the Association of Railroad Labor Executives has umd railroad workers.of California to sup- w:mremuuvmmo Me- Adoo in the presidential primary in that State. 15 heading a ticket pledged to .;nm-n- Walsh of Montana. Senator Reed of Missouri and Gov. Smith of New- York are W other candidates in a. three-cornered fight for California Dem- delegates. ‘The paper said that similar support swps urged for the ticket in Wisconsin acked by Senators La Follette and Blaine, Republicans, of that State. It ‘declared the two Senators are u ; 8 delegation in Wisconsin pledsgs Senatod Norris of Nebraska, for the Republican presidential nomination. Otherwise the story says that the ex- ecutive “decided they would not at- tempt to influence the primaries or con- wentions of either party on behalf of sny presidential candidate.” The names of no presidential candi- dates of either party were mentioned Forty thousand in Spain have been oiit of employment recently because of strikes. L —— *“Important clues are deduced from mere trifles,” explained the great detective. “For example, the man with the singed mus- tache smoked York- town Cigarettes.” “Amazing. How could you possibly know?” was theawed comment. ‘““Absurdly sim- ple.” The great de- tective smiled. “Yorktown Ciga- rettesaresogood they are smoked down to the very butt.” And so they are, Blended of seven friendly tobaccos, they are as hard to part with as an old friend. Once known, they are always ap- preciated. Will you trv one? 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