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MAIL FROM AMERICA MEANS MUCH T& TflE CZAR&RIVEN JEWS IN RUSSIA r THE DAY BOOK ' An Adless, Daily Newspaper. N. D. Cochran, . .JaKSSTri Tel-Menroe 353 ' ' Editor and Publisher.. -,-u: Automatic 51-422. 500 outh Pebnas t "".. 38 '' By MaU,50 Cents a Month. VOL. 3, NO. 23 7 Qhlgftg6,Fridayf tOcb 24,-1913 ONE CENT EIGHTEENTH WARD POLITICS GETS A GOOD BAWLING DDT j hi Municipal Judge -EakeJ Takes:-a-'Slap 'at Alderman GazzoloM'enJEoirhdiriiGaz2olo-Sullivan Head- quarters ArrestedasJhmates)6it"ill'Governed , Report'-PqljtiqkmidM Whrk ' . . 'iV ' !., 'v, - - The merry game of politics as4layed;voffHhe"WesCSide byAld. Frank Gazzolo and Assistant' State's AttorndyMiks Sullivari, self-styled .bosses of the Eighteenth Ward, came-in for,U veryrcaustic criticism front Municipal Judge Pake. - $ "' ' ' The occasion Was the 'trial of .Fred Braider, Sullivan .lieutenant, and a gang of other Gazzolo-Sullivan .cbhohs .whose4 names occupy prominent places in the scarlet side of Chicago's history, , - . The other names -brings baqk memories of the days when. "Mike dc Pike" ruled over the, old West Side levee before the advent of , Police Cap- tain Thomas jF. Meagher. They , are "Harry .London, Barry Hoffman, chief, agent in 'the cqnspiracyagainst Officers' Alcock andr Jdhnson; "Phil Wein berg, -who achieved, notoriety during!- the." investigation: -of c the- West Sidej Charles Reaser, alias "Schbfepes,"v and Joe Carroll, Troth, well-known, tor the police. , t lv. ,-', ,,..'" The' men were, arrested as Inmates 'of anV'ill-gavetned resort,", the re-f sort being the Gazzqlo-Sulliyan headquarters, the; Eighteenth Ward Demo-1 cratic. Benevolent Cljib044- West Madison street. - When they were arraigned j before Judge "Faka after several ,contin uancesJUd. Frank "Gazzolo appeared in their behalf. His appearance brought down the wrath of the judge. -4i?- ;n 1 . - "It the ydermahfrom.ihe Eighte'enth.Waixi.imagmeshe.is'servingthd gjLj