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Peter “Bummy” Gold activities as bi-jackers, terrorists, au this photograph graphically ¢! in and his inseparable companion, Walter Quinlan, came to an end quite in keeping with their 4 murderers in the famous old Valley District. “Bummy” was efficiently in a drug store in the V. erative but more dangerous activities. “Wallle” who was tried and acquitted fo of the old Valley Gang in pre-Volstead days, finally came to had murfered Samurzo “Samoots” Amatuza, Ge: I heard the shooting and jumped behind this table for protection.” A few days later Mr. Maloney regained his freedom on bonds and, just outside the county jail, met his boss, Michael “Bubs” Quin- Ian who shook hands and gave George a fresh .38, all nicely sawed-off and loaded. Now Maloney and “Bubs” devoted themselves to a search for other members of the Stanton gang, one of whom was the deceased McGovern’s tough brother, Michael, who was reported to be living only for revenge. On March 20, 1929, three months later, “Bubs” and Maloney, driving in an automobile, came upon Danny Stanton standing on a corner talking with two friends, Raymond and William Cassidy, not hoodlums. They stood in front of the home of Miss Jewell Webb, Raymond’s sweetheart. Well,