New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1930, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1930. {THREE RACKETEERS |Pull, Sisters, Pull; Tug of War, SOUGHTFOR ARSON| ~ At Stay-at-Home Camp at Y. W. \New York Men Alleged to Be "5 The camp staff, composed of otan o Couple In Car Plunge Over Bridge, " Swim Half Mile, Finally AreR Rescued 10 (UP) | weeks' period which will consist of | an exhibit of the dramatic, sp and craft propensities of those wr AEiey e Clty [tems ) uly 10 (OP) Boy, 13, Suspected of e fadd L i Tnvolved in Ring Stealing Second Purse _s7ore Ry otioy s ‘ have attended. This prog n will be i L Y A 13 year old who public | s o ‘ | presented F T brought to polic: application of Eln Buffalo, N. Y., July 10 (# — The | pernumerary Officer n [ Permission: to tra possible connection of three ity ionith ; s line to E ing across York racketeers with the arson| i a pocketbook n Mrs. Alfred Bo + ; ! g5 Harbor racket-said by insurance companies | |IMSEEN A - 3 il n Tol ¢ s |lev street i reatment | Bay last rth lost con- Chicago Police Told to End Crime Or Face Dismissal From Service; | Alcock Demands Immediate Act!on o Cmgm'tssm"er ‘(;""FEAR NORWIGH LAD vanceto Clean U pic. HIONAPERS' VICTIM July Yeadon, Pa New | street bu Chance to Clean Up Dw‘ tricts — After That, He| Says, Situation Itself Proves Inefficiency. Chicago. July 10 (UP) — End erime or quit, was the order Chicago police captains received today from “Iron Man” John Alcock, their act- ing commissioner. Appointed as a direct result of the | furore that followed the murder of Alfred “Jake” Lingle, and mined to solve that as well as many other mysterious slayings, “Iron Man” John emphatically told his captains they could bring gangland to trial or go on trial themselves. Must Do Their Jobs “Being a policeman means that the man is hired to protect the pub- lic against criminals and all police- men are going to work or get off the force,” the commissioner de- clared. The captains, Alcock stated, will be given one chance to explain why gang killings such as the murder of Lingle have not been cleared up and one chance definitely to gain con- trol of criminal eclements in their territories. Then, he said. if the ex- planations and results are not satis- factory the captains themselves will be called before the trial board and charged with inefficiency. The mere fact that crime was rampant in a man's district has never been considered grounds fot ineficiency charges, but Alcock waid that “a captain must be inefficient if he does not keep crime at a mini- mum” and that he was going to work on that theory. Gangland Wins Point Meanwhile developments in the Lingle investigatior our of which are under way, t0ol of gangland. From Los Angeles car that James B. “F of being Lingle 4 was be- lieved to have been under arrest, but | had been released by police officers who could not explain their act. In Chicago, State’s Attorney John | A. Swanson's new grand jury had “hit a snag"” in its investigation of the Lingle slaying, politics alliances, alleged newspaper racketeering and the crime situation in general. The ‘“snag” Harry H. Brur the St. Louis S| terrogation b son's refusal to allow the reporter to go before the grand jury with- out first submitting to the prel nary questioning which he had manded. Says Reporters Racketeers After Lingle was murdere developed that his $65 a wee as Tribune reporter really was a sideline to his $60,000 a year racketeering activities, charged that other unnamed Chicago reports uspected was the refusal of newspapermen were as much rack- | eteers as Lingle. A report here late yesterday of the discovery of a ‘torture cham- ber” used by the Al and Ralph Ca- pone gang to “burn rivals at the stake to make them falk” was de- clared by police to be a myth “torture chamber” was in t ‘ment of a building which Ral Ca pone once occupied. Two charred posts found there were found to be the remains of an old bhoxing ring. Take deter- | turn in favor f Brundidge | Neil Connor Pays $35 fo Be Put | in Big Leagues | i Ox Norwich, July 10.—®—State po- {lice today were asked to solve the reported kidnaping of Neil Connor, |17, who, his parents said, was lured from his home by the promise of a Dbaseball career A stranger offered weeks instruction and the big leagues—all for $35 a4 Mrs. Cornelius Connor hey gave the man the money and | Neil went with him to Tuesday. The Connors received a telegram | yesterday signed with their son's | name in which he said he had lost the $35 tested a similar amount 1 4 1440 Broadway. hey replied that if Neil wanted the money he should call them Today his mof cer- tain that the by nds of a band of ki , were await- ing the telepl expressed the beli d b fleeced of he was unh him two a place in by telephone his money, t med and not in bductors Smoot and Bride Back In Washington Today Washington, July first of the returning “honeymoon- ing senators,” Senator Reed Smoot, of Utah, arrived in the capital to- 6oy o5 Seitiris (o (o o tion of the London naval treaty. He and his bride of a week were received at the White House by the lent and Mrs. Hoover, whose will be while here. > room the second f the White House will be the k nd Mrs. Hoove oot was summoned back by ient Hoover just be- fore he was to start a honeymoon ‘lrm to Hon u Senator ‘“\m was | abroad, also New Jersey, wedding trip urnin, alleged crime- | McNEIL ROOSEVELT'S GUEST Bridgeport, July 10 IW\’”h!ha]d McNeil, democratic 1 commit- te n from Con ut, will be the week-end guest of Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York. \Ir MeceNeil will accompany the New < governor on a tour of northern York state institutions next T RE 7 USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS mayonnaise > . GULDENS ‘A b?ustard ‘_. Advantage of July prices and get your new Gas Range now. Our liberal terms in allowance and fair turn for old stoves, along with the low price, will save you money. Come ew York |* 10— —The | to have made $1,000,000 a year in| western New York was being inves- | tigated by police today. | Police Commissioner Austin J. Roche said that three New Yorkers were known to have taken an active part in the working of the racket, in connection with which 15 persons already have been arrested The three were said to have fled from New York city at the time of the Rosenthal murder. While the commissioner declined to reveal the _|names of the three suspected New | York men, he said that the first name of each of the trio was| am, am the Painter.” Tnsurance investigators from three | | the early cities, their identity closely guarded, | Opening were working today with Buffalo and ,° ‘clock ara Falls police on this latest | angle of the arson case. ‘Sam the Painter,” according to police, made :rrangements yester- | day for an imported gunman to “put on the spot” Harry Bennett, alleged “touch-off” man for the racket, who now is in police cus- | t tody. 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