BITTERLY VINDICTIVE

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 11 April 1928, Page 2

BITTERLY VINDICTIVE

MAYOR,M. i'.l.i.C i lONS IN CHICAGO

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at t!h* time c.t tin' Mayoral I‘lfvtion last April, an,l ilnvi* sr.v flu? .«uiking teatuu-s «.i Ins u.r.i Mr ilhsm II stavcvl at tin- ia.-u! v. in-ir I,llth I'll, ,111JISOII {(nil Ins. I.pja.lll-fit li.nl lin li i i iliilliil *'•>> li.iillis

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"Win’ll t'it'ri ii hi iiicrn illji i Him’. till’ lii’Wspapfns nil jilliilisliiil l.aniiiT hi'ad liiii's I't'frm'u; in tin* tiorcssity i"i' finviillv yuai ilinu, > Is<• jmlirnu liunt iis wiili 111:1 1 iiiiii’-LVims :i in I auxiliary ]n>l i < •«“.

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?;iid liv i!n ? ji<-i ii-i* 1 1 Kit mit* i I 11 i«• prisoners lilt rV ('ll ili.'i liililll ! < IWill'll ;t pocket, ile wiis imi.*ll tiiiiji'ly -lio'i ! >y :i |i*•lit-** iiiticii. ni'il il.t* iiliair v.ic Inoiiiliiiiit liy wireless, '.villi tin* result that tin gang:iii... ieiiili'i](■'■. iiiiil snliilueil. allowed liie I'icitit.n lo i i in' vv l llimit serious

interruption. "Three davs later ’lie gangster chief was t>uiio*l 'in great pomp at a cost oi iJ 15.000. The silver inlai<l casket tiloitc , ost £OOOO. tut*! there were hothouse flowers to the value of ttt least £SOOO conveyed to tie' graveside in six cars. On election night Mr Russell was lining entertained at the Million Dollar Rainbow Cabaret, where, at midnight. Rig Rill Thompson. newly-elected Mavor. attended. On Ills arrival the hand paraded the floor nlavtng "Hail. Hail. The (king's All Here"; and the dancers inarched behind singing, llmiupsoti spoke, and. while still standing m view of the crowd, poured out a whisky for himself from a pocket flask. "As far as the slogan. ‘Keep King

i ipor^t■ out of ('liii au'ii,' is comernei], it is rii siii'li sillv issues that Ainerirttn rlivl inns an- fimuht. ami the only reason that- tlm Itvilisli wove chosen for illla vour wits because tlm nttitiher of them ii.ohlituj votes in t was less than those Yu tinv other nationality." sail! Mr Russell.