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Dear Sir:
Confirming my telegram oi December 5, 1931, regardingallege-1 1--= 'u=-- liberties being granted to 1lphonsoOCapo'ne, please be
advise; that on December 3, 1931, U-5. District Judge Iemea H.
't'i_Lkeraon lmnled me the original oi the following telegram, with the
request tl-net I give sane apgropriate attention:
"TILE." TL III?-ORI.f YOU 'I!-LA: Al.%-=.POIE IS USIIIG TF3 COUNTY
Inf} T-"" "E: LL-UOF. B'92.';~.I.!IE.S:'_ AND TEHNEACIE» FRO!-I THERE
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TC El.! CCLIIIG ALL DAY LOIIG A5 '|fE'.LL $5 IN 'II-E EVENING
I 5." BTILYEJ AT H-ZS BRANCH OF SERVICE HID CAN NOT
1IT'.J'_*P.l;Z92I.'J .5-TY EV_IP.';' PRIVILEGE IS EXTENDED TU BIL: AND
NCIJI TD 'I!~'_}. DEERE Pl.E.é£E INVJSTICAIE
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At the time oi the dieouaeion with Judge Wilkerson the
question was raised as to whether the allegations even 11' true would
constitute a violation or a contempt or court, inasmuch an A1 Capone
is not serving the sentence recently impoeed upon him, but on the
contrary has been rennnded to the custody of the U.5. Lhrshal, pending, '-the disposition of the caae by the Circuit Court of Appeals. 92'
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Pursuant to Bureau inatructiona, I today conferred with "
time he informed me that on December 2, 1951, he likewise received a
telegreur. concerning alleged undue lihertiee being granted to Capone-
The wor.!i:~ of the telegram received by 1.21. Johiisong ie_ identical with _that received by Judge '-'-i1.ke1eOn- 221'. , . . . 1 {t:.s. Attorney George E.q. Johnson, regarding this untter, at which
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an opinion es to whether the ellegetione even 11' true would eenetitute
contempt or eenn-t or nnv !'edene; vieletige 13.24% Qiie eeeieiw hvthe u.s. Attorney: Offie I am um; no action. In the event 151' '
the District Attomey's orties is er the opinion thet by reason at
subject capo-ne being renended to the lhrshel rather then ounitted to
Jail, there is no Iederel violation or contempt of wort involved,
it eoulu eppeer that the nutter in queetion ie more or lean In Id-
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termining the source oi the telegxam in queetion, and em in1'o:nmd W
the 92|BBtB1'!l Union Iblegreph Company that the message in question Iae
delivered to the Western Union Office at 1512 West Bdieon street,
Chicago, Illinois, on December 2, 1951. Die original nneeage ee.e
typed on a Poetel Telegraph blank, and bore no name or return addreae.
liise A. Kulette, the employee who accepted this telegram, I111 not
return to duty until tomorrow afternoon, at which tine the nlneger
of the ..eetern Union Company Iill interview her with a view to de-
termining whether ehe remembers the perty who delivered the Ilslage
in question to the branch office, or can give any inrornntion. tegu-ding
the identity oi thie party.
Upon being edvieed or the opinion or the U.S. Attorney's
office regarding the r:-tter in question is luded to above, the Bureau
sill be edvieed eccordingiy. it any rote I shall undertake no investi-
getive activity in connection vith this case until the Bureau has been
rully informed thereof.
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Special Agent in Charge-
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Dwight H. Greene. lumenStates district attorney. who nah!plan wu trultnted by Iedcrll Judi!
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prorhed I0 of them._ "At the last moment." he add. JudieWkencn rent hh whole nuke to Judienames rnd Juan Barns nent his toJudge Wilkerson. Thus we pt I venlnt92.l92:t.t'L_Y_1e Capone qenu k-new nothbla'b'u . -The prcneeutm added at the phtolbrougm mm ccrun by Ca-pone friend.Pm.-In d'And:-ea, vu an-ted tot e hi-
n1#~ end eerlum purpose.Fltwuedeeththrentiarnurtalnwitneee to nuke sure hh memcr! wouldbe detecuve on the ii-i6." he --K .Olpone was convicted end lQta:|aI6'tn 11 yearn. Dukndres was uenteneed
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On the 15th. instant Special lgent in barge IcSIain
celled on the telephone and advised that a conference Ias than
in progress in the Bureau of Investigation between lesistent
United States Attorneys and the Iarden of the gm at ohicago
relative to the reported privileges granted to Lpapone; that-
the office of the United States Attorney, after considering the facts
in the case had decided that if the allegation proved to be true
the sans would constitute a Contempt of Court punishable in the
Federal Court and that he, llr. lcSIa.i.n, anticipated that he would
probably receive a request at the conclusion of the conference to
conduct an investigation by interviewing the Deputy Iardens and
employees about the jail. Agent in Charge IcSIain' was advised
that in the vent he did receive such a request from the United
States Attorney he would be authorized to proceed with such an
investigation.
Very tmly yours,
L% ,. - Hughes?
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Bureau of Investigation,Department oi Justice, 5
Washington, D. C. Re: Alphonse Cepone;
KennethPhi11ipe, H.D.;
Contempt of Court;
Perjury.Director,
Deer Sir:
With reference to the above entitled case,
please be advised that the United Ststes Circuit Court
of Appeals has rendered no decision on the eppeel of
Subject Capone from the sentence hnpcsed by United States
District Judge James H. Wilkerson on Ihrch 2, 1951, at
Chicago, Illinois.
Pending the decision of the Circuit Court of
Lppeels on the appeal of Subject Capone, no action I111
be taken by the United States Attorney regarding the
prosecution or Subject Phillips.
Very truly yours,
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#69-19 Special Agent in Charge.
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' Alphonse Capone. A reenme of the information at Fhich Ill--f ff ' -
diecuseed st the above conference is as tollove: el. ~-_' o _-_ - . _, __ _
that Al Capone. since he has been ¢O1.;.Pl.T1B i in the Cook County
.3, Jail, has been receiving many privilegee no} accorded to brdinttlq :
prisoners. In the first place, it is laid that he nee Min y
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Q o -in large numbers, at a1moet;nny hou.r_o£_the day or niglnt, regard-3:.
-"f X. 92 lese o£.the regularly eetohliehl rules for 'vieiting. ~ Among -Q "V 1- t-ose who are said to-have viifed Capone with greater or,-lees, . ,1 * - frequency, andorton at irreguler hour! It-1e.Tso1i92G-uz1k,"!u-s. -_
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_ not deiinitoly kno another-_ Italian eeid to_ , e_ ioniteijr ~e 7 - , district Trustee, Poi-lcy,D_111on, lhifregpimphriee, Joélfuldo; ~ ' 1- ' '
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e number oi-women to'Qepone_e'g:u'terp Jail. '_ "int ¢'*"92et leest one occasions, these §92ez:il't.,,0n in 01116, j_¢!§0 __ ?the entertainment oi 0epone'et_gueetg;_'-__,-$.;_; - '?"IJ!:::l. '7'--'.*_-Q, 7-" '
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conduct hie illegal operations while intpreereted in the inetitution.
It is stated that his 11I1921OI'_b92ll1D,8I_MI bee'n";oqn_t_in921ed__!f_rle|ze_ t_l_ie_ _
jail, largely through Hymie Levine, Jack Guzik, and Frank Rio. ' "'
It is alleged that Red Barker, the Labor recketeer, is e
trequent visitor to Gepone, and-that together» they h,e_1e_h_een_92- ,'_.-.-_ L _planning various illegal I.eber_ I,0tw1.f_1tiQI_..._é,'_: _ Mn _--~ - , , "f ;. - .';"=,;.__;-§lI',._";- ._ ,, j. 'It is stated that-eincejiepone hue 92;_een__1n thi Oook ¢mntyIeiiQ7;§,-¬
hiemeals have been prepared end" lent _in:92y hie _regn1,er chef;-ug
£11.11? onysrinteneent uonéypenny 311;.-Yrequently been efgneet f;_- "A
nnnnn n+ Innn1l ghih Kain kiln thl iilh Jlnl lint 111'!" =' -¢",__ ':'~"-1'"-" '" -'--" ~-~'- -~"" -"'1--* _'-"--_r-.'r-" -' --" -P" --Q pi_ - -
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It is stated that Capone 'direotly'c'u_-.'_t1irongh hie repreeentetiviél
hue distributed iearge -anounte otnoney to _-}eil pployeeq; ' 1-1;} -' 1
particularly to Enpmintendent lbnéypennb end e Ian l92'IIJ:nd._§=i_l':e'§'-vi, -
iho is eeia to be one or lbneypennr;-e;si_e_tente',, in-l _,_,.'»_;T"-__t-_-,__'.§,-i? *~.-=- W T _ _ _ i _ i Ir, 3. I... V - __ .! 1&3-.V|"&....:-nil ' - - - '; r. - _ ~-1.-d|}' .*. _,-_'-92' ' ii I2. ,*-1*"92 <5. _ ;. » 92 _'92:It is stem tii¢~.t_ Borne "¢?%_i.=_; n'ithin:ii_$*!e_et 1-s4ar,ie_1e.{-a;¢1;,:1-ii; f-»-T
Superinten<ien1:,¥ "cp'eypen_hy Iith _bt1i'_ ;i_le'1i3'--lluid' 15:92'lI§_.@ll_,'-£11 --""4'j:_~..- 1-;Springfield, 11.1 inoiegfiinieonnection ot:j_I'i-enk;hel],, £r;%,..,'<..1;__.1mo -'ie_ under genteneed{_;exeentio1i'ona__ ijtiik .stated that Moneypennyend hie aeeocfntltook Icmen yith
sprinfield, Illinois, or npt_YIune_n_Aet__§pringti_e1<i§§,en§ _tl1et'-Capone or hi s representatives furniehe e 'Iub'eten'ti61qu&ntity -of "
li juor to be used in some form of _e celebration in connection with
the trip to Springfield. It is recited that there ere several
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Investigation by this office disclosed that the above message was -.:--_
delivered to the Western Union '1alegreph'Ofae at 151,2 I. llsdieon e_
Street at 8:26 P.M., December 2, 1931, by a white nan rho is -._"I
described as being 5' 9" tall, 55 years or age, amattirod in dark __,-_ *
Iclothes. The messages were typed at the tile they lore brought Hi i
and the J._§D£11Vl92.I-l.L:1.L i_J_.l.'1.l.J.glug them in laid them on the countqij of '
the office with $1.25 am told the ieste Ui¬I"i1P1iif§i,H':|..5__i' e
A. Kuleta, to send the messages and keep the change. r 1 '
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at the faqaest -of Ir. Johnson, rendered an Opinion thatfthe irregularities,
if true, ileum constitute contempt oi couzft, _.notrithetanding that Capone l_ t* no not e'ctua11y-conmittedtg the Cook Oountf 1ai.l*.byy thq __Ccurt is *1 -'-:_-,."not serving a sentence. "As s astter :1! is!'ormticn3to' the Buz~s;.'é.;- it sill - i v ' '_ _ V ' _ II r..4.F '_'"Y F!
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and the Marshal inturn has placed iapone in ,the -QQO};{0o§m$Y-;-_.%-j.- *Bf k66P11'1$- ' " .__... _' ' '» 1', I ' - "L--"" l _ F. In ~ Appeals,
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Accordingly, Er. David T. 1-loneypenny,'Super1ntenden_t of the Cook
County Jail, was questioned at the Chicago Office of the Bnreauon *,_, 1
December 15, 1951, by United States Marshal Laubenheimer, Assistant - 1 l
United States attorney Claejsqn, Er. Kadden, and Agent." LII. llqneypenny'- ~
stated that Al Capone is confined in the hospital ward, "located thei'ii't.*. floor of the Cook County}. Jail;;that this hospital-oanmacccuuncdate
approximately twelve prisoners, but that-the averagemhmber oi innate! '
of the hospital since the incarceration oi Capone therein has been "tour;
that Capone was placed in the hospital Iard rather than in e regillar _-
considerable trouble if placed in a cell block with forty or 1'1 y other
prisoners. The charges in question were called to Mr. Monnypenny's
attention, at which time he stated that he had no knowledge oi any __
such privileges being granted" Capone o1-any undue 1ib'ei't'i'e's being teikienf.
by that individual. He recited that _.Yieitore are allowed to see Gapone
on e pass, which is issued_either by himself or one ioi'..the .92eeist:n_t__ i _
Superintendents; that these passes are a matter of record tor the past _
thirty days, but passes issued prior to that.,time are 801%.. available;
inasmuch as when they become a month old, they are destroyed. "Be recited
that visitors seeing Al Capone must talk to the lsttenthrough the wire
mesh, and none other than his attorneys and possibly Capone's mother and
sisters are permitted to actually enter the hospital am! talk to Capone
Other than through the wire mesh. Ha denied that n'ana:.-ea;.er Three _p _ ';__,
lingered J'ack"Ihits were permitted to Iisit with Capone or that Capone _ey
kept whiskey in his cell. Likewise, Hr. Moneypenny denied any knowledge .
oi any women visiting Capone's quarters other than Oep|one!s mother andI ~ ti- "er , .; 5-», ,- [email protected]_" -, ,. _-. _-.3,r. -- 4, .,..~-» -;"*'."i -.- 1 rd . I _ 4.¢
_LdcordingIy,= he .u;ga.=t¢j-as; Superintendent lsneyponny 'ailt'he' ether 3"
officials or thsi;.st1tstion'1>e openly approached betora allowing ,
~ cell block because a man of his charactenweulr undoubtedly-sense " ~-'-*' ~
sisters. . The various allegations pre_1r'ious1y_mentioned were denied,by»,_-1
l!r.'-lloneypenny, end he stated that if mléthl Eonditiee were existing",-"thatit wae"_with_out hie imowledge, __e.nd certain1y"f'ithon_t_ hibfllonsent, ._|e~'. _ ' ,
Moneypeiiny did state that food is sent in twice add? from the outside for
Capone, but that this is not an unusual practice, has all prisoners are J?»
permitted to receive food from the outside.-"55. Honeypenny w'as'ef the. 92
opinionthat this food was being] sent in by Capone's mother, but I-as
unable to advise authoritatively. '
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use this telephone for making cells outside of thejrisd. Iithgqgsi-d, ,'.._;.-Pi
to the allegations concerning money,-&. Hosewpr-org-_'s-esi'ted '$~";1it__'_'i"-1,-;,i"j*'f'=_'-,,,_§_,.?_e*'
Capone came to the finetitutiollt he had Q5O'0"ihichIll ;lep0i1tI&_I'I ~§liI7'_i' ;3
Chief Clerk, end no additional deposits have been nude!; Capone-sine}-F.-..;
that tiJne.- Hr, Jéoneypenny vee I-lnahla. to,-5i_1.e_ etdiled rinforxlatien regardingthe Iithdrawal of this money, abut stated thatjene is s pettii-L
and is available. an-. Moneypenny denied that he bed receivedsny money .- -
from CBP0118. or Ind eaten meals with him in the institution. Idr..lbney'- r
penny offered his cooperation in the investigation, and agreed to hat ' I
the other Assistant Superintendents e1d_ such persons ns___irere_'de;_Ied.;;.- _. -.-'necessary, call at the Chicago Office for interview. lhis gtrocedure '
having the officials came to the Chicago Office, rather than be__interI1eIed -
at the County Jail, was deemed advisable byllssistsnt Unites States Attorney -
Claveon, in order to preclude the possibility of newspaper publicity. =
While 3'1. !'Qne3'penn§iivas in the"Chi6E{'6"6ff'1ce',"As§Is"lé92ni' ""'""
superintendent George Gibson of the Coo-1 County Jail Ias celled in and
questionwl. He corroborate"! the statements of Pr. Moneypenny concerning
the reason for placing Capone in the hospital Irard, and stated that $0_,
his knowle-ige no such privileges have been extended to Capone or undue -~
liberties granted him. In-. Gibson related that except on visitors day,
which is once a week, all persons T181tj_n8 Capone must hexe a pass, which
pass ie either issued by Er. Moneypenny, himself, Gibson, 0? one_bf they ,.
other .;s5i::t::.':t S1.-;::ri:'.tar.dents. l¬r.~Cibson was confronted Iithsll_"oi',-"3 '
the allegations hereinbefore mentioned, and denied any knowledge oi"name.
Upon questioning he admitted that some time ego Superintendent Honeypemr;
had received certain anonymous communications concerning privileges
being granted Capone, end that at Mr.'»!oneypmny's instance, he-maids s .,
personal investigation , hut found no e__vidence to substantiate -the . A,
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arrangements were made to have John 0." Baste_,r,_-an ilmateoif the h_oepits1< -,__
ward, brought to'_the'Ghicago,o1fice for quest-inning. ., . i_§;*,1,-_q"*_92f f7;_ - __ ~ - ; ,._ é 5.», . . ,____."- .;»:
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attendant of the hxpital ward, and is charged Iith the duty of cleaning the
hOspitL1 ward and caring: for the sick patients confined therein. He drew
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srhihipt that the hospital consists _hfs6n:o..bl'rge reg-es h1e::2'.~'i?é%- :- ~jiaolding twelve beds, sndfione 1_|nte_-toque 1hleti,,_contei1|s'__£
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ante-room is used by any patient the hes I contagious u_p&ua.~ jh T,
recited that the door opnneoting the usin rook 01' the'!tov_ipit_s.t;__'g_1n "§ha -- -""
ante-room 18 never lockes and that All pr1_s-one'rs,'1n the j_,_ . L -_ , . o __ have absolute access to both of those toms; jhnt Visitors being '; 3-. '7;A_ _ ,
brought to the hospital room sit onthe outside or the sire gosh in
the ante-room and the inmates sit o_n the inside of the Iire hash in _
the snte-room or the hospital ward. He states that Capone has In - _sverene of three or four Iisitors daily but.,thst ,i_;ho.Is t'i.s1to'r,s'e1Is1s 7 ' 5,.
talk to Csgone tmoush the sire mesh and sre_net'sr %mi tted toente:'.- C.",f V
the hosp1ts1 es:-<1 its_e1r;'thst the only 1isi_tors__to~see ssposo ghee he _ A
knows are Ce;>one's mother, sisters, and one brother. -"'85 loos not bios
their names, but states thst Capone pointed them outs: his relatives. -
Bester states that all of the prisoners set _togethp.r on__ons_tsh1_e _in_
the Large room in the hospital, and that Capone, who is s very light W
enter, site cat i.1.;o this with them. Boater recited that Capone has
tv.-o meals sent in each day, one at noon, and one at night; that Capone
usually sets these meals in the large room with -the other inmstee 01-. *1 .e _,
no hospitei she shares his food Iith them st times. Hester claimed
he did not know who prepared this food, but essumed thet it res Capone! --
mother. He else recited that on occasions he hes seen Capone-s lowers
and Cepons's mother inside the wire mesh in the ante-roan, hut my ;;
never seen nay U01»-u. -Lsitors there. He_ denied that _hc had ever seen 3'
any shiiicsy is the hospital quarters in the psseesion of Cemne oz" -'7
shy of the other inmates, end that likelriso, no omen had ever visited
there end put on an obscene performance. He likewise stated that no .
Iolnen prisoners or other women here been pemitted in the hospital to ~
see Capone or anyone else." '-_' '- '* - C _ - 1 4 n-; -_-*
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Bester recited that the noon 'ihs.r.ksgiving n1 no eaten "in th=_'n'sin 5-~._
,1-om of the hospital by 1113;; theprisonors,~end that use _st_,;,,.,-_.- "- . ' '- ' - I ~ r,this ,.'-.ee1 sith that Aeoordig to Eeteris recollectiohi shore -_ ,
present st _this nee]. Capone, Prisoner Honk," P1:isor_1e1__ Keonen, ,n__,t,-92.~ onfcolorsd prisoner whose nsme he does not know, and hinsslr. He ststeii'__
{that Capone had roon brought 1-ntor the evening mes]. on thanksgiving;E
Day, to-.w1s not be'spec1i1c as to whether this meal was eaten or __
Capone in the ante-room or in the main room iith the other prisoners.
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knolledge of any of them,1andi;positivoly stated thatcspone is _{eo.Oi_vi.pg i.
no privileges or liberties not granteli to other prisoners.-,.E{q~ststed';L_-.9, 3that the hospital is not "ooronodioi'1s_lly "equi';:ped andthstf the',_an,te_-_roon_ -9» _
is not used by Capone exclusively, -bht is used by all the inI.ate_,o£_,1I1e t
hospital. -Ihen questioned oonoerning the.-door eonnsotingjthe ante-room
and the main room of the hospital, he stated ~th_£_|t this loot _1a"-nsullly
open, but could not advise as to whether i_t is possible for ie:se't'o; _' _
be locked. He was rather hazy and vague on questions concerning the o ~
possibility of Capone looking the door connecting the ante-room and '
the Iain room and indulging in liberties lathe ante-groqn, Buster stated
that to his knowledge, neither Philip 9'Anrea nor !!hree'!inge;|-ted Irael; -
White, who are inmates oi the Cook County Jail, had ever been permitted
to visit Capone in the hospital ward. He states that Cepom plays -
cards with the other prisoners, reds, and does his share of the iork;
that Capone does not assume the attitude oi master over the other
prisoners. Beater denied that he had ever received any money from-~ ~-
Cnpone, or was aware that Capone is distributing any money to prisoners
or officials of the institution.
Edward c Iittell, assistant ';=.upe-1;s;;ala.1;t, '¢6ok oeu=h§':411_,' "J;
residence 164'? ling Street, Chicago, Illinois, advises that he Iorks
at the institution from 7:45 1.1!. to 8:45 P1» and has been on this shift
since the first of October; that one of his duties is -to circulate ' "
throutout the :11 every morning and take requests trom the prisoners L _ I
for special passes; that Capone usually asks for two or three a day - C
and that sometimes these are granted and sometimes not; that he is not
acquainted with any of the visitors that coins to see Capone other than
Capone's mother and sisters and brother; that Capone's mother usually
comes once s day and CapOne's sisters, three time sleek; that he has
never seen any other women some to visit Capone, and that the length
oi the visit of Capone's mother and immediate relatives is usually "
-from ten to forty-five minutes; that while on uty-hewhas never allowed
id that was Cs ne's but one individual to see Capone Iithoutis pass, an t _ pq - _
brother. iir. Hittell states'th.e'tehB was en duty one'1'h511.kegivi'ng Dav,--=' '._.
-end during the no-on hour visited the hospita1__and fog1nd__Capo_ne and the_ _
three other inmates of thenhospitsl having dinner iiatin large room-of
the nerd; that there were no visitors present, and_likeIriee,no vhiskey
being consumed. He states that he has never eaten iith Cs'15one,' and, to'
his nor-.'1ed ;e, no visitors have ever taken neals with -him. With regard
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enter the hospital ante-room, and-~t_slk_ j:er_so'ns1_l_y.Iith Qepon 't_nt|-th'ie___*:§1:-
is done onlyihen an official e£»_the'i_s_stit192t'im er s 'gmr§;'_is pi-asset-.f'{-F
present all the while and took her out of the institution upon the
oonclusi on or the visit, Ihich was approrimtely thirty ininutes. ' He
states that the largest number of visitors, he has ever seen Capone :1have at one time iere three,' the names of he lpes not reca3;1;'bet
whom he _beliat/as to have been Italians, 3* -_ ' , 15' _ t; . 9-; -92'- _ . .'--_ ' ' --_ . . . 1 1. -I t .
" t Mr. Hittell generaiiy "semen siiler the allefgstions ne1-e1*s"- *~-
before mentioned, and positively stated that to his knowledge nopeneh-.--.
en-1gi1none mg nan. lihnrtine gar; bainn lrnntntl to Banana- __- ¢ I-- -I-"C-"-' " "- "" -""""'-'- "- ""-Q b--"I-'-v I '-I-'I it--II --,p _..,_.
i_.'. rimsro J'W:.1cD0n&1d, Assistant Superintendent, Cook County
Jail, residence 1904 George Street, Chicago, Illinois, states that he
has been at the Joel-: County fail _i'or three years, -end, at-the present ~,._
time is working from 4 PM. until 12 2.1!. He stated that during this L
period he circulates through the Jail and visits the hospitag, earl; _' -"
that no visitors ere ever allowed at the institution after 4 P-,,|l, i_ ' e
and that the lights of the institution srscut of! It QMPM. Iith f;
regeru Lu um: nuapitul. he states it Q18 light! Q1! '§t!t_Off _ I0 I 7
19.1%., but that by reason or the arrangement, it'ie possible for the . J
imnetes of the hospital to out on thetlights after time guard has gone.
ur. McDonald denies that any large number of visitors had aver been "
to see Capone, and states that to his knoedge the u_sua.i average _.o§__f-
visitors to see cafsone is aiiprominataiyithree orrour per day, _e G .Q
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although he has no positive knowledge nonserning this as he lees not 1
report to duty until 4 P.M.*, at mich tins all visiting hem-s a.rs__._evsr;
thaton one occasion since Bapone has 1|-genkin e i_nstitutios,.-the
latteriatmether called at the Jail e'iter""4I~I., _te,o§le'-_nQt'bhaTil_~§;5l11II,_r. the <i0O;'na1 notified sin, iconal; =__that hi?%a=i'e an azeeption qn ._
took Hrs." Capone up to" eea_her son and nqsaine with .her,;-theregor e__ 3-
fee minutes, but that this is 'tha only oscssion he has $701 pe1_uitto_¢i'
any visitor to see Capone utter 4_.P.l&.; §at Qap-one usually _h&s_1_i1I'_"*_~
dinner sent in each evening, and that this is taken up to me hospital 1?!-'
by some guard at the institution; that he does not lcnov who prepares
these :'1o'.:1B o:- who sends than in, but that this is a usual custcm for. I 7
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Lthe various ellgatiose eoatawaed he_5'ein4%fs"§1,tedf§,ih92!,t
no special grrivilegsslsvle .ever'been granted Cspohevez 1,0. indie f _-fr-,r~i'liberties taken ihy that _individnd__1. '"I'ith regs;-4 to nee §hrke1',,hI
stated that this party celled _n't the" jstl 0&8 _.l1en1ng"5¢jil%"7. P I-_5I|g,~: 7that he refused to permit him to tee Capone. lolidnald sem_s=_.Ja.e.;s;._;;-~'.
liquor is allowed in the hospital isrd or that any omen have been -1 '1'
entertained by Capone. " H _ * . _- -'__ -_"- '<"='-' H _
Her-men Jordan, Lssistent Superintendent, Cook County Jail, residence6045 Dorchcctor Lvenue, advised that he has been empI'..6'yed.b_! the '{'l0Ok".'-¢j
County Jail for three years; that his hwrs are f1CB,'liI.'il@i toB 1.11.1--» _
that he is-the only Jssistent on duty at this time, and is thereifere _, -'*
in complete charge of the institution; that he makes the rounds 01""? "" '
the institution about every hour and can positively state thetduring
h'isBhi1t no visitors whatever have ever been allowed to "see Oufpone. .-,,._.-.
or enythin-" irremlar has occurred in the hospital ward. He states that
he fre_uently goes to the hospital ward during his shift and sees
Ce, one and the other inmates sleep; that Capone sleeps in a bed in the
large room or the hospital with the other_pl1eonlrs, and does not use ~_-- ~
the ante-room es his exclusive quarters as -eherged. Br. Jordan was T,
very positive in his etatmients that none of the alleged "privileges and
undue liberties have ever been extended luring his shii't,"neme3J, from" "
nidnipht to B A.!f., or for that metter,*during sny other time.3:: .'
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Mr. John Dohmann, Relief Assistant Superintendent, Cook County i ' ..
Jail, residence 1455 Rsscher Avenue, Chicegp, Illinois, was interrogated
in the presence of Assistant United States Lttorney Olewson, and stated '
that his hours at the institution very; that on sonnet deg-s_ohe 1-_I on the . i
day shift, while st other tines he is on the _ni'g!=.t,_shiitgU Eeetates
that he while on duty makes the rounds oi the prison'end"'is"jet1"' U __'
familiar with conditions there, sni is poeitive.,thz1t"if 1117' special . .
privileges were being srtended to Cajone er, enyd-undue=!.iberties'beinq_;_e1é;,_
ere:-cised by that individual, thst he,Dohmaah, Iqt1ldbe"ot it;._:;,'_ *1
that he saw Qepons forlthe first time on December 1.5, in"_ tlis"11_:.orni|1g,'_t.;e',-""",
st Yhich time ihile on duty, Assistant Superintendent Gibson hsnded,,s"_'
him e pass and told him to take Capone's 1nother's'nd sister up to see d;_
Capone; that they talked to Capone throngs thejire slash; end didjt, _go into the ante-room; that he has neverseen my other women there
to see C'1fJ0ne other than the above relatives; that he believes the
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concerning such privileges to Capone, and 1ihenise'3:ta'e'bv'etr '='l3=-Y';?"__' '7'" 'is positive that Capone" has no .duor"3ln tee ':§1';'
Qasare of any unusual conditions e::ist$,$B- _Be itat_es'°that h'e_i|iq:;p¢,>'s*1ti'v_e"-=:T'3"1
that it such conditions were existing, even though I_hiLe"he§l92d0'1I0¢ ¢f-».*'__é;,.. T
on duty, that he would receive sens info:-natien_;eoneerning -"F>t'J",' -'.§_.-_i-i-v-';' -=_
Dohmann is of German ertraetion, and tee very frank in hislnsrers 5. C
and created quite a good impression. _ _' - -. ,_ ' 51 -.;.-_- - "-
Hr. Joseph Novak, Officer, Cock County Jail, residence
Melrose Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, was interrogated. He,ed'vieed'th_at"'=";-,_he has been an officer ofuthe institution tor 82;; y'ea1"s, nd, earns I1:,o1_n L7:50 1.25. to 3:50 P.H. Lpcording to ovek, 'I_hi1.e__bn duty he has--eharée fr"
or the fourth and firth floors, the as the all and D blocks..*T;'l'hi.s "-"_r;_ v" .
includes the hospital ward, and aeco dingly, Iovek has supervision " , *
over this pert of the institution. He states that the largest number.-'_"',-A
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incarcerrted therein has been four, and that at the present time the
inmates at the hospital are Easter, prisoner Nofak, and Capone; thatthese prisoners all live in the large room Ofjbhe hospital and elI.'bhei,1; ,,.,_
meals there together. He like-vise stated that Capone has two meals sent
in each day, but that he does not mes by ahw... It is his belie! that '
these meals are -eaten by Capone in the large rocIn_Iith the other'pris:ners" -
and the food at times shared with the other prisoners. - 3-e states that _
he has never nemitted any persons to see hpone after jrisiting hours _
and has never allowed any person to see Capone even during visiting hours -
sithout the regulation pass except on visitors day, ifnen no passes are
re ~_uired. The various allegations mentioned herein were mu; discussed
Iith Officer Novel: end he denied that any oi same are existing at the pl y.
present time, or have existed Ihile Capone has been incarcerated in the
institution. He states that Capone has never given him any money or _ 1;,
offered him any, and that he himself has never extended any special _ ' '
P1iY11°B°B to Capone. ' . ._ ' _ ._;'-1 I a _ ';. Y? .1 . -.
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"_-: 4 ' William A. Daley, Guard, Cock C_ounty'J'si1, res'idence<$6'0U'_8._; ~ --?',!;-
Sacrament-o avenue, cnicago, Illiaoisi-; aas intarvievedajnd stetssythat -
he has'been employed as a Guard tor about H! months, e.nd"td:et hi's'hou.i's'-=,_-.
ere from 7:45 Adi. to 3:45 PJII. Daley states that he has charge of 1210 Z.
various prisoners who are termed as Trusties, and who pe'rform_the various"a v H1.h.I.-.7"._'.I'-."-. .-_ .- - .5. -, '}.
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that during the_res_t_ or'the tine t_he'_ attendant,-,{.jp1as§s_;-"__e1e.p9bar'qe¢ I;_';;._,'f_.-j_-:;:J-'.g;.-1-|'.*_._;..-with the -_duty er keepin3'the ne=p_1t_qi;eiean;Qss92,ty-to care for the siok images an! _|_e-_'a1_.1_ .the we:-k :'a'=e_;iiu-y.,1n } ferhospital ward; "that ss has never been lithe, ,"f:ospi'teI,-.t,:ii;3.e.,1il'_i't§I1'8.,,'J§ 1'2 'were there, and has nothila Imeteverto in iith-the 1'
to the in.stitutiol;' that has hirer lea;.llU;.IlOn __1i__'n1 I-if J1.-.___'
or visiting Capone, end hseno Enowledse eff-_enyj_1'ij[n'ot?"-iein';jl -;o'@=§_=_there. lr. Daley as Questioned; at length
information regarding the setter in Quliiilf_';f._§-';.:.F_§_;-Q;g,tie itors
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At the Cook County Jail, lr._H. C. Pfeufferjhgef Clerk, was
interviewed by Special Agent H. I. Hollis with_reference _to dis- -_. r » - < . I. . _ , _
1 ' _.. ,4.bursanente made by Alphonse Capone since his iticiarceratio in the T 5" -,
Cook County Iail .examined the records, pm his records 1liecloe_ed_ that under glatehf -Ii-__
October 26, 1931,In the presence of {gent lilollie H. Pfeuffer ~-._;A ?
ilr. Capone deposited with the ems: Clerk the mount 7
of $500. On November 4, 1951, on order of Capone, $lOC was delivered . .< ~
by the Chief Clerk to e llreiqhavicski, and under date or govemhsrigig e 1=-1-..--=. -1931, $100 was given to Hr. JemesIG:bries by the Chief Clerk. Under
date of December 8, 1931, the emo nt of $233 was disbursed to I-ir. J'.
Russell, so that at the present time there is a balance of $100 in the
account of Alphonse Capone .' The purposes for Ilhich these disbursements - _
were made are not|-.-.1. .
reected on the records. '- - ' _ e _,J L_ -- - .-._-._- _1. _ _ _s - ,e- _ - Mr. J'osep1:- eller, Law Clerk at the Cook County wasinterviewed by Specil Agent H. E. Hollis with reference to the passes -'.=;.
issued to visitors c lling to see Mr. Capone. H:-.~Ieller advised_Lgent .
Hollis th t the method in providing passes is as follows: The Assistant
Superintendent of the institution calls on each prisoner daily end -
ree_uests him to furnish the names of persons who will visit the prisoner
during the following day. This list is then sent to the Superintendent's -
office and the passes made out by e minor sdministretiveoffioial.
When the visitors call at the Cook County Jail, it is determined whether-M -_ A
e pass has -been issued for that particular individual, and if __ec, he is 3;
to produce the pa
his incarceration
of the passes had
possession at the
1931, the balance
there was no definite rule at the institution "as to the period of tine 1'_dlH1ttOi$° see the prisoner. llr. Kellerwse requested by Agent "_Bo11is_;'._;'.- e
sees as to thy visitors cllling see '_iIr. Capone¢'p=ipi1'|ce -3 -3;
is the we County .'!=ii.- "is. sen-is stated ease all
not been retained, and that _the.only pe_.sses_1n hiiiir. ',,,,,.-,I-=_'& e_
present time are those passes issued since HOYS1bU?g5, .w '
having been destroyed. Hr. Keller further stated thst_i_'.i.-}
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visitors to nee 4__Gepone'e1nne I9v'!cnb0':_"$3,'.1§31', "iaefne!$_.e,T'eIl'.f1t";'_a§1':I'l1i~_ I;
that letenteen passes were 1lInod_.' :'!'h_e'eer jaiaile 16 §§9t'-reflect the "
01' the vieitorfbut oerry theelisnqtion 'ea'_--e1thqr_7"!1.'fo"., "go'th§rI.'., '?,_-'.-_f._=-
"¢ouein"., "brother", or "friend", -In acne instances, the jaei provide, , 7' .r__.-.I I. . -- d .1: , <,¢_:_.'. -1 . id. wi-_=_;. "___ ..._ -3:,-~ -Af * ~ -.. -*1 *>'#+§:¢<~ i?-=e.-*?-t.§¥*.=e-"*1?-.. , i _. +t.- _ ;_.fJ'_ EFL __'._ '5-QQQ " 4- - 4- J n , .,,-, -,1 . .__+_,g_;__¢ 1-q,!:___:_
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more then one individual was admitted to lee Gepom on one peas. 't r
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MYSTERY BALLS TBACED
Warden and Aids l'luestioned;¢
Foiiiioians Linked: Ban on
Passes Ordered by Marshal
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' Officials of the Depefimt
of Justice and officers of the
United States -District Court
here have conducted a 5¢ifCl1-
ing inquiry into reports that
Al pqnnnl I-see Btu eirggfdgd.! _e.¢c1,ru u una v 92. new
epeciel privileges in the county
jail, it was admitted in Wash-
ington Inst night.
The inveegetion, it wee reveeied.
began ten deye ego when three
enonymoue telegreme, ell worded
the eeme. were received by Federel
Judge Junee EL Wllkereon. United
Btetee Dietrict Attorney George E.
Q. Johnncm end We:-den Devld
Qloneypenny 9! the
HOODLUHB DAILY VISITORS.
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receiving hoodlum henchmen dell:
ee vieitore, that he wne nilcrwed to
meke phone eelle end eend tele-
grune end. In ehort. wee running
hie underworld mechine tron: be-
hind the here. *
The order oeme from the Depart-
ment of Juetiee 11 lnaanmgwn ma:
like inquiry must be puehed to the
1,151! Le determine whethear the he-_ _Ib_leiKe|"d-the Cepdhr. eu-eum. eet: the iiw. 1| eieev
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December 19, 1931.
Director,
Pureeu of Investigation,
Department of Justice,
Washington, D. C. .
D6111 Sir:
There is ettnched herczb ea oi possible
interest e clipping taken from the hicogo Herald
and Examiner, Chicago, Illinois, under date of December
19, 1951, relative to the recent inveztigetion concerningalleged liberties granted AJPCapone, an inmate of the
Cook County Jail.
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Queue to eeo Al Capone ll 1|"
gounty jail dormitory. when I10 ll-I
been living in comparative M8111!-
were rejected yeeteray.
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I-lllla-I ettortbytheganlleader
to communicate with hie underlinll
before hie contact: with the III!-If
world are opped entirely U7 e
Iedenl policy or virlimea.
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The order that no one may lee
Capone union ho has a pell Jilted
iy United Biatu Marshal H. C. W.
Laubenhehner or hi.l chief GQIIIY.
Edward A. King, was I-elued after
Qnveetigation ot I170"-I that hood-
Qum henchmen were litlng A] at
the jail at all hotu-a._
- Are wife. mother, pun and law-
yers are ataltuit from mil ruling.
Gw at yesterday! appiicante ene
Q man who laid hie name We-I
Weiss, that he Ila going to QU-
ilornla and that he vantedin bid
ile old fr-end. 4!. adieu.
5 The requut was relerreii in Al-
'||.Itant District Attorney Ialnualid. Cln-eon. who has been Inven-
gatiag the Capone Iiberi-lee.
CIAWBON BLOCKS VISIT.
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Dear Sir: -.
The bureau: attention is invited to my report dated ,
/Eaecember 1, 19?.-l, in connection the case entitled BAYID '!%"..'*" -T "$1011;-}i}.h£.'IIY, SUT l¢1I;"I'F1IDZlIT; G3ORGE{:IBSO1I, LE>SIST;JIT SUI-ERI!¬'I£NDI§¢T, o '#3-Z-CK CO"NI"z' J.'.IL; CONT?.T'I Fm COURT, which relates to alleged i,privileges gr nted iuphonseqlapone, an inmte oi the Cook County
Jail.
It will he noted that the inquiry in question was
conducted in L manner sufgested by United States Attorney Johnson,
who was very anxious to preclude the possibility of any newspaper
publicity. Notwithstanding this fact, the newspapers received
information regarding the investigation, copies of which newspaper
articles have been forwarded to the Bureau.
Yesterday afternoon I again conferred with M. Johnson
with a view to determining whether any additional investigation
was desired, inasiuch as the injuiry had been made public through
the newsp.pers. Er. Johnson expressed the op;nion that he did not
believe additional investigntion warranted, and accordingly, no
Further action need be taken. Notwithstanding this decision of
the United States Attorney which was a reiteration of the opinion
quoted in the report alluded to above, I em holding this case
open for e period of thirty days with a view to reporting any
possible developments. J
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Director,
Bureau of Investigation,
nepartnent of Justice,Mashington, JJ. C. -' O
Deer sir: t,/'
Reference is made to the report of Special Agent in
Charge 31'. 4%.. 1&5-.-vein, dated %cember 1?, 1931, in connectionwith the case entitled J..;J.ILJ I~.":.;cN_:YP£mr.n', 5U"P3RIN'IE-:I!DEl-T,
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CO!-IT_-31. '1 OF COURT, concerning; possible privileges granted to
Alphonse éianone, an inmate of said jail.
Yesterday afternoon I received a telephone cell from
, i;r. Clawson, A-Seistant United States Attorney, during which he
. state that it would be necessary to re-open the inquiry, .
~- inasmuch as he had received in:"c@ticn to the effect that
Capone had been allowed to have visitors other than those who
possessed -roper passes for such visits. I an informed that only
six passes have been granted to persons for the purpose of
visiting Capone in the County Jail. These six people are said
to be his immediate family and attorneys.
Lr. Clawson and I discussed this nutter this morning
at his office. he stated that he had very little information so
far upon which e_ny definite inquiry might be be:-"ed= however, lireClawson believed that some inquiry should be Inge, y,1;192-order that
he might be in a position to request the Atto1,g1ey;' _i§%nérel to grant _the authorization for the employment of De;iuthL]a#si'f§;_lcs lie placecljlf in this Jail as guards, to prevent unauthorized v':£'s§i.té w th Capone,-~.. I-I and fu; ther to prevent the latter from ca1':'yi;En§;__ot92_1_"l3_i_si b ese L__,J-.__ from the Jail. _ _ g _;;~_-:-' 5»
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Mr. Clawson suggested that I have a conference with him
Lhneypenny at my office today, at wlich he intended to be present,
together with ~r. Laubenheimer, the United States Marshal.
This conference was arranged and held in my office this
morning, the sane being attendei by the tour above mentioned parties.
Lr. Loneypenny expressed surprise at the rumors prevalent, adding
that all of his assistants and superintendents were persons in whom
he had implicit faith. he added, however, that he realized the
possibilities of unauthorized persons visiting Capone in the jail,
but that he knew of no way in which the present manner of allowing
such visits night be imcroved, and urgently requested advice and
instructions, with emphasis upon the fact that he was extremely
desirous of carrying out the wishes cf the United States Marshal
with regard to this nntter.
Various probable solutions to this proposition were
discussed, such as the placing of Canons in a cell block instead
of the hos;ital or convalescent ward, a portion of which space he
is now_occ1ryinj. It was thought, however, that none of the
matters discussed would solve the problem, except the placing of
Defuty Larshals therein as guards to consider the passes and the
persons allowed to visit Canone. Er. Laubenheimer stated that he
would write to the Attorney General today and request authority
for e ploynent of these. In this connection it might be stated
that Ir. Laubenheimer mentioned that it would be very desirable
if we could also place one of our S pecial Agents to work with the
D¬1uties on the day shift until final disposition is made of this
case. Ir. *""~"*e*~=r was informed that while I would be very
glad to cooperate to any extent possible, I did not believe that
the assignxent of an Agent to such duty would be possible, due to
my limited personnel here at the present time.
It is my impression that four Deputy Marshals, properly
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the puruose, and that the assignment of an Agent for w_rk of this
nature would not be at all necessary. It appears that at the present
time no further action should be taken on this matter by this office.
For you information I an enclosing herewith a newspaper itemappearing in theihicego Daily Tribune in this morning's issue. I will
keep in close touch with the situation here, and will advise you
immediately when any developments take place.
Very truly yours,
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A rrport that lieutenant; at}! Oa-
-pone were gang laulerjn
Ma oounty in oell rentlarly lis-
Iuloed an "llr. Imlua" or "Hr,
Jones" reached the hderal bulkjllng
yesterday and In Immediate invUt.la'a-
;tton was hunched by both mum:
attorney G-corn E. Q. Johnson and
United Staten Harlhal H_ C. W. Lau-
btnhelmer.
1 When Capone was given into the
keeping or Warden Hone;-penny at the
4111 on Oct. :4 the warden wan mm
those who obtained a one iron: the
marshal: olce. '£h.l.e I'll lone to pm}
vt Capono tron; llatructlng hlnf
t henchmen and carrying on Illa bull-
: neon" while awaiting the outéomo of
hln appeal tron: hla ldoomu tax len-
tence 0! eleven roan. -
Warden Illoueypenny ha; toliowe-~
those inetn.|¢tionn taltmully en]! only
six pa:|nea' have been lsaued to Capone
vhltorl. But fangland, according to;
the report, has found an open door by]
a llmple nubterfuge. Because of
crowded Bndlonl at {II ll Wum
lloneypenny ammo to place
prisoner: In the "convalescent ward"
with Capone. Thole rnen roodvod llr;
Smith" and Hr. Jone|'92. an their
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Washington, D. C. Re: David T. Moneypenny,
Superint end ent ;
Geo:-ge9Gibem,
Aesiétantant Superintendent;
00001: County Ieil;
Deer Sir: Contempt of Court.
V There ie attached hereto e newepaper
item eppeering in thiiihicego Herald end Examiner
deted January 2'7, 1932, concerning the above
entitled matter.
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CHIC -_G0 HERALD AND EXAMINER, JAIUHRY 2'7, 1932
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Rules on Capone
Further restriction: against vult-
on were ordered by United States
iiaralual ii. C Tl. Laubenheimer,
arr! Warden David Jloneypenny
yesterday. alter Investigation oi!charges that A&apone rune hie?
buelnul from within the count?
jail _
A-e a result of the orders, Capone
will have contact with only hm
Other p|"lIOIl0.l8"ll1 the hospital ward.
fed ral olclals M. the name tlme. e
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Thare ie attached hereto a newspaper iteah DQf§ D.
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appearing in the Chicago Herald and Examiner of today>"" 4,
concerning the pay-off headquartera for police in
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connection with the various operations of Al Capone-
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telll of police convoys tor deliver-F,lee of Alcohol, dhtrlete in which-
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Dear Sir:
With further reference to my letters to you dated
January 26 and 27, 1932, concerning the case entitled DAVID
T.0M2>NEY'PE3TY, sIPn<12¢'rru>n:'r; czoaonhiasorz, ASSISTANT
SJPEIHIIfTEI>ElIT,5CO0K COUNTY JAIL, COH'I'EL*iPT OF COURT, while in
the Federal Building today I talked eith nr. Cleweon, Assistant
United QtbLBS attorney, and later to Mr. Leubenheiner, the
United States Marshal. Mr. Clawsnn informed me that the United
states Marshal had not written a letter to the Attorney General
requesting authority to employ additional Deputy Marshals as
was indicated in my letter of January 26. The matter appears
to be in the same status as it Ias on January B6, inasmuch as
no definite action has been taken. '
shortly after the
26, I received two telephoneconference mentioned on Janeary
cells from Mr. iioneypenny, wherein
he stated that he had no definite developments to report, but
that he had been very quietly investigating the matter at the
County Jail. In his last conversation with me, he stated that
he and the Sheriff had spent a great deal of time conferring as
to possible means of clearing up the situation, hit that no
solution had been found. Mr. Msneypenny takes every opportunity
to inform ms of his sincere efforts to circumvent any actionby which A15Capone might continue the supervision of his st:-ca1192d92 .;<9292
business interests in Chicago. I have no information to the 92 *
effect that he is insincere, and in fact, in view of the
situation at the Cook County Jail, the manner in which it is built,
etc., I am not certain that he has the means at hand with which to
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further be substantiated by the fact that he desired no unfavorable
publicity, because he hoped at some time in the future to secure the
position of Harden of the Penitentiary at Joliet, Illinoist
I was informed by Mr, Laubenheimer that s conference was
held last Friday with the Sheriff__and that the latter was to advise
the Marshal concerning this matter at once. However, Mr. Laubenheimer
states that he has not received any call tron the Sheriff up to the
present time. The Marshal further advised me that he offered as e
suggestion to the United States Attorney, that Capone be sent to the
Great Lakes Naval Training Station or to Fort Sheridan, preferably
the fornaz, and placed in the brig there, but that this suggestion
had probably not met with a favorable reaction.
Mr. Laubenheimer again suggested that the presence of an
Agent of this Bureau at the Jail to supervise the passes of persons
visitinr Capone on visiting days would, he felt sure, be the most
lo ic" ~~"*ic'i "c was, of course, informed that I did not believe
the solution to be ~uite logical, and that it was without my
jurisdiction, and that the limited persnnel of this office did not
allow such procedure in any event. It is my belief that this idea
is definitely out of his mind now.
Mr. Leubenheimer further stated that the Sheriff has not
calls; n-n, _1.;c-b; he has been expecting him to do so momentarily,
and it appears that no concrete action is being taken to prevent
Capone's communication with outsiders, unless it is being done at
the Jail, and at the present time no inquiry has been made there.
I am holding this matter in the present status, and intend to make
no inquiry at the Jail unless further developments take place,
inaanuch as I believe such inquiry there would be fruitless.
For your further information, and with reference to my
letter of January 29, 1952, with which was enclosed a newspaper item
appearing in the Chicago Herald and Examiner of that date concerning
State Representative Charles Coia, please be advised that Hr. Lauren-
heimer informed me this morning that his information is that Mr. Cola
is taking this matter up with Senator James Hamilton Lewis with the
request that the Senator inguire of the Attorney General the reason
why "a citizen who is clean" cannot be allowed the privilege of a visit
with C1pOnB. Hr. Cola, I am informed, still has the pass which grants
date he dots ncL believe Mr. Coia has used it. [Q him perm'srion to visit with Capone, but the Marshal states that to ii
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Washington, D. C. Re: ,Alphonse Capone;
Kenneth0Phillips, H.D.
Contempt of Court;
Perjury.
Dear Sir:
With reference to the shove captioned case, please be
advised that inquiry at the office of the Clerk of the U. S.
Circuit Court of Appeals reveals that no decision on the appeal
of Subject Capone on the sentence imposed by U. S. District Judge
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Iebrusry 26th being the last day of the January session
of this court, it would appear from the statement of K. I. Carrick,
Assistant clerk, that the chances for a decision on this case
within the next thirty days are very good. He stated that the
new term begins on the second Tuesday in April 1932 and that the
prosnects ere sood for disposition of ell cases now on the docket
before that time.
Very truly yours,
929292.9292.Q=....~.¢...
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Harehala have been placed in the County Jail for the
purpoee of guarding Capone, to prevent hie carrying
on hie gang activities from hie cell.
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F" 5i Al Capone, It appeared yeaterday.
;'-=,;}.~_ ._; i |I'I'2I'h-Iln la the count? IIJI for at l least another month before being'f-_,*§92_*,';.hi'°.. ltaken to a federal penitentiary miK--Q '--$3,. _ nerve hla eleven yeer term for lu-' ioome ta: dodging.
_ t t United states Attorney George E.'. -liq, Johnlon and hie alalltanta had. been eoneldez-tn; the propriety of re-'-queuing the United Staten ctreuni. ' Court of Appellls, which on Saturdayf. ,_ nfr"-' ' j ', .t.|.|lLL<lUL|., to lllue
2* 1 a mandate lo: the £14.-ier: !m.".:n*...l= i~
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after a conference late yeaterday. Ir.
Johnaon laaued the following state-
, Governu-|ent'a eounael do not ex- Cipact to take any action until detend- "1at: eouriael have made clear Iehelrl oourn-e." -
thThis couree was made dear by Ab M
torney Michael Ahern. who llld he
iwould le a petition tor a rehearing
__ -,- Within the twenty day! he 1| allowed _- r by the Cfit-euit court. Tliatrlct .Attor- E!-.*{""~ iney Johnaon wu not oldally ap- i.v i pt-nee of um determination, but tn
rlew nt the defense plena it was re-
garded Ll unllllely that the prooecu-ii- l don would take any ectlon -until otter
1 the motion tor a. rehearing was acted_ f upon. l _
The Iovernment la allowed tent
Goya ier the detenne lea. Ito petl-,
tlon Io: a rehearing in which to le
I answer. though ten day: an ael-
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e thpone appeall and he wou
allowed ninety days to me this' mu Ad . Bebe-n" UOII. But ll ll flhflnl ll
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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE Feb. B9, 1932»
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CAPONE. '---"
The United States Circuit Court oi Ailpea-is has
aiiinned unanimously the nonction at Alphonse
Capone. In so doing the court has nndc-written
and approved the conduct of the trial by Judge
Wiikenon and the lentence of eleven yarn im-t . /Lunar. WILKERSON AND <
prisonment which Judge Wilkerson imposed. i
The action ot the higher court is siinicant in
connegijon with the opposition which I1-I-I lie-
veloped to Judge Wi1kerson's promotion to the Ap-
pellate bench. Berora Capone appeared lor trial
an understanding had been reached with the gov-
ernment for pleas ot guilty to some oi! the charges
against him. Capone tiioulht. rightly or wrongly,
that he was going to receive a light sentence.
Judge Wilkerson refused to become a party to
such an arrlnzement. Ha served notice that it
Capone wished to plead guilty he must understand
that no arrahiernenis regarding his sentence
would be retarded as binding by the Judge. Ac-
cordingly, Capone pleaded not guilty, the jury re
turned its verdict and the judge imposed I len-
tence tar more aefere than Capone had expected
to receive.
It would be an-onisliizng, in view of these cir-
cumstances, it Capone and his criminal associates
did not 'regard Judge Wilkerson-as an enemy. It
would be even more astonishing if men of gang-
ster mentality did not leek to revenge themselves
upon the man they regard as their enemy. That
they have done so is clear. They have not dared
to employ their usual methods against the Judge
but they l.:.'.,_ Z.,,,,.,I.'. ..t_., ;...'I..-...-..= 111:; can
wield against the judge's promotion. The opposit-
tion to the conrmation of Judge V_iiikersona ep-
pointment bu come, nominally, from labor, but the
animating iorce in the opposition is Ienldm and
its desire for vengeance. -
Gangdom, as Chicago well knows, is not without
its political allies. They are to be tound in every
branch of the government, federal, state and locai.
Gangdorn has key men in oilice and organized voi-
ing etrenrth. It is not without signicance in this
connection that Capone was able to come to an
understanding regarding his sentence with the de-
partment d1"!t.|s*tice. Today gangdom is moving
heaven and earth to punish the-man who defied its
leader and upset his arrangements.
There is in the opposition to Judge Wilkes-son's
conrmation something more than a blind frenzy
for revenge. If Judge Vlilkerson is promoted the
impotence of xangdom will have been revealed. ll
the i':Oi'irmat10n is denied, every oiilcial, and par-
ticularly every tederal Judge, will have received
unmistakable notice that gangsters are not to be
treated like ordinary defendants but as a privileged
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1'AR2B92E32PDirector,
Bureau of Investigation,
Department of Juetice,
Washington, D. C.
Dear Sir:
There in attached newspaper item appearing in the
Chicago Herald & Exennner, dated 5/23/52, concerning the
disposition of the Income Tax Freud case againet A1 Caponeby the United Staten Circuit Court of Appeals. Q
Another item is encloeed from the eeme paper
relative to five Capone henchmen being arrested.
Very truly yours,
' M. H. Purvie, Acting
AEEHHU Special Agent in Charge.
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the ing of income-ta: MIMI, uarqintel
he Tt|est'la!=_pf01lur:ed ae-rad million -
Lnhmhdummqmduqmud
the Internal Revenue Bureau are elective
lidstothee:r:hequer.ForlIYlheil'wu'ki:
the Caponecueitirbelievedtheyhweoom
vinced tax enders that the Govenmml al-
ways get: its man, evm ll he
prrgdom. "Dre work of those
nearly a million doarl it
out of racketeers in Chicago
Those lleuths, who operated
were led, incidentally, by
culled Baltimore his homeyears. He '5 Frank I.£ilaa||
fond, who probably ra to his
Inorelikean irurnaneengentoraalesnan
thin I5 the man Ibo collected Lbe l|.I:l Ulll.
went into the res tlnt burned the props tint
llood under the houae that Capone {Mi
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I15 rs a heretofore untold d'ory of 1 not
e.-eh of evidence !!."."A by Ii! £2 and
mmy agenda ml-i.l it ltletthetl into for oil'-
nen of the land; of how they built_a'lot
of bent around Cepooe; ct-a super-ndv
eteer-ghting hachatngglilgmierueach
atrand ofevideoee aa it tanglodabollt him;
of terried witneeaes and of hiptirue pm-
blers unprolessiomlly addicted to lrite; of
Scarface Al's big mistake"; of an innocmt»
looking book covered with ve years dust,
and, lastly, of the diermee between a man!
9Q Led penc L__h_lt dgahiaily
lolvedtheridtlkofthebooilndlnledtll
web into an unsbattenble whole.
Hr. Wilson, who, until the World War
dunged the course of his life, was a Bullo
rm! estate agent, u reticent about his part
n the Capone case, but quick to elaborate
the results the ease is expected to elect. For
enmple, explaining that men who hive led
inzdequatereturnsornoneltlllinthepst
may escape prosecution by voluntarily ling
delinn_uent" or "amended" returns and ac-
cepting the proportional nes and terest
thereon, Mr. Wilaon said:
One big gambler who llld not nude any
return for aeveral years has come through
with a plymcnl of over $3¬0.GKl. l:le eon-
l'eaedthatbeh-adheenlcarec|byt.heClptIle
case. Delinquent returns in Chicago during
the investigation.» lut yea: were almost
double those of the previous jut, increas-_
in; our-ly $l,0.'!O,lXD. and we how that
weaclrecl;no1olit'I|_ ' '
sou: reor-Le saw," he eontinuer!,"that the
Government |houldn't accept tuu oncrimi-
pal incomes, that it'a tainted money. Well,if we didniljo al'ter_l.hcm and nah them
P! "P. we nottonly be helping timeou-
iinee thernaelves thefae above all law. we'd- * 4J}#~*w@!wHPJ~ wuéeE5 erfhninatiol qpir-1 w092idnt.ab Bmnagm
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fluted promimnlly in no peg, gwqn.
Jents Ol'_ constituted are in
lmpwmmmrpymamum
Jlirection, ;uirled__to thdr journeylmd by
jthe eective and determinedwork of the rep-
Vgistivu ofnix uirrein of Iii.erTri.i a
letural pride in its part of thin aeccmplinh-
rnent, not because ofrthe notoriety oi the
mhwmihkwnehamnm
compelling step h If
"thelaw.' 3* " _'
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vlc1t'|tl.hrooes.Speai:ing
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"Wed been working for months and we
tIidn'tsee-rntoluvegotany-whaelha
pretty discoungedand it it hadn't been for
the encouragement given us by Coimnisiouer
Burnet and Hr. Irey would have ves-__ IQ
several times and gone home. We jut irh't
seem able to get any evidence linking directly
withCapone,a-ndwhmwelidweeouldn't
get witnuses to make it stick
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"avnav one was hostile. Bye:-y witness we
neededwasd-mnbasanoysterwhenitcnme
to talking about Capone. They were a lam-
dred times more afraid of being killed by Ca-
poneguns than they wereothavingtoaerve
s prison term for perjury. i ' 92
I was working late at my oce, checking
up to see just what we had accomplished. By
midnight I had decided that it amotmted to
just about nothing and was reidy to go hone.
I started to put my papers away and the tile
was locked. I was afraid to leave them out
There were some old les open there that
couldn't be locked.
I thought I'd take the papers out of them,
put my stu in and put 'the papers hack on
top of mine. As I was doing this I uncovered
a ledger. It had been lying there in that le
for about ve years and the label on it didn't
mln I l-hing to me. But curiosity made me
open it.
As soon as I looked inside that book I
knew we had our case. I1 was the accotmt of
a big gambling house. The memorandum on
it said it had been t.L.... in a £226 raid on a
gambling joint in s little Illinois town. I hnew
the piace and I inew there was no house
there doing that big a business. I was cer-
tain these were the accounts of Capone:
gambling joint at Cicero. Later we found out
the police had made two raids that day and
the books they seized had got mixed tap.
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we I-ran azzn COLLECTING snrrtns of hand-
writing of all the men in any way connected
with Capone. We compared them with the
handwriting in,thc book, which showed that
between May, 1024, when the plloe opened,
and December, the house made about $330,-
DCD, and in two years cleared about $600300.
None of the handwriting samples matched.
Well, we worked mother month, collect-
ing samples of handwriting and comparing
thcsnwit.hthebook,buttheydi<ln'tjibe.I
was pretty certain these accounts had been
kept by Leslie A Shumwogiwhgae had es-
uwmt. wls_,c1.£hier 4.: I-he _i»w_;_3;.:.o_=-4-iltmatcheilulnway
'_w-asawiltandsureilea
tor. Now, our
l'witne:-sesandgdthem
"him, we showed him the reoords. It took
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- as w-i V
eouatant'|; when he used
a schoolboy, with a slqw
"Wd1, we hd the
looked for S1umway.W
%tl-..-o-@ -.:-.':d...-'g.'w."-t.""--'-wasinloridai I _'
"It wasn't hardtondhimthere. Shunt-
way,aernBrmedpmbhr,Hedeart.'nsn
much that, whenevqheha-daotne time oi,
whereverhewashedbealmostsur-etoturn
trpattheElk.s'Cl92rbfo.-akiendlygameof
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'w:wu:r'ron.mmamdfot.md A!
working tor Capone H a» house_
there. Now, lntema ue agents lave
power to arhpastfrhan and to enmine him
tmder oath. We issued a suhpcma for Shin-
way to appear in a ease involving the While
Steel Company, which doesn't eaist, to my
knowlqlge. The suhprnn-a was served tn
Shumway lull an hourbeforehe was to ap-
pearatthepost.oceaohewoulrh;;thave
much time to think things over. _ _ .
Of course, Shunwny slid he didnthmw
anything about the White-Steel Company.
The agent serving the stlmmons said |.hered
probably hem some mistake but that Sham-
way had better appear, that hed be ercused
as soon as the authorities tound out their
mistake. s I - '
Once _we had Shumway where we wanted
aome time, but we nally convinced Simm-
way that Capone: ,day.was done and that
hehadhetter crane clean. You ooulddothat
with onlya few ofCap0l1e'shmt;hInm. .
But the tact that we got any-of these
I1entoi.a'1'zw'aat.herestritoiacareiui'tyiaid
plan. We hpd to convince them Capone
could he oonvitted, that he was notihigger
thant.heGovenn'ne1:|LWehadtohuildalot
ot'l|'n.tsroundCapone,l"d'?92lidi1-'11!
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