CAPONE TREMBLES
No Longer Certain of Legal Immunity FALLEN GANG LEADER Press Association. —Copyright. NEW YORK, Wednesday.' Al Capone pleaded not guilty to the income lax evasion charges on which he was remanded lour months ago. Journalists, after seeing him trembling while standing before the bar and Judge Wilkerson to-day, asked him whet'her he was worried. He put a piece of candy into his mouth, chewed vigorously for a moment, and then said: "Who would not be worried? 1 do not know if I will be acquitted. Sure I am worried." Capone last Saturday attended a university football match surrounded fay a bodyguard. The spectators, recognising him, booed, and he was obliged to leave before the conclusion of the game.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume I, Issue 257, 8 October 1931, Page 5
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