Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1929, Page 23

ONLY ONEWITAESS N DOUBLE SLAYIG 200 in Cafe When Shooting Started Melted Away in Mad Panic. By the Assocsated Press. CHICAGO, May 1.—Although the| #laying of “Stubby” McGovern and Wil- | liam McPadden took place last New | Year eve in the presence of more than | 200 persons in a crowded South Side cafe, only one witness was available to the State today at the trial of George Masloney for tbe double shooting. The orchestfa at the Granada Cafe was playing, snd the dance floor was filled when Maloney walked over to the table where vern and McFadden, well known gangsters, were seated. ‘When the shooting started there was a frantic rush for exits and places of protection by men and women in eve- ning dress, 3 By the time police arrived, the cafe was empty, except for the two bodies beside the table. Maloney was arrested at the door as he attempted, with smok- ing pistol still in his hand, to walk out. 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