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Al Capone — Part 29
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jovs in’ the “gaa that twice & “wosk hs “eleans th Y pompital, pesietgsd
thet during the rest of the time the attendant
with the duty of keeping the hospity). -ejean;
“to care for the sick dumtes ani @o. ell the work aecesaary’ in
hospital ward; that hé has never Been ig the hospital. wBile.
were there, and bas nothing whatever to go ‘with the samianton 5:
Visitors to the institution; that he has never seen any women the.
hospital or visiting Cazone, ani has,no knowledge of my Liguor ebbing
consumed there. Mr. Paley mis questioned a% length bat esuld: PPL 8,
material information regarding the mtter in Question. . 3
At the Cook County Jail, Mr. H.C. Preutter, ,Casef Clerk, was
interviewed by Special agent H, z Follies with reference to the dis
bursaments made by Alphonse Capone sinete his incarceration in the -
Cook County Jail. In the presence of agent Hollis, Mr, Pfeuffer - .
exemined the records, gni hie records Aisclosed, that under Aste of “=. Ly
October 26, 1931, Mr. Capone deposited with the Chief Clerk the snount
of $509. On November 4, 1931, on arder of Capone, $100 was delivered
by the Chief Clerk to a Mrs.¢Kaviceki, and under dats of November 24, __...
1921, $100 was given to I'r. JemesyGcbries by the Chief Clerk. Under
date of Deceaber 8, 1631, the smount of $200 was disbursed to Mr. J,
Russell, so thet at the present time there is a balance of $100 in the
account of Alphonse Ceponé. The purposes for which these disbursements. +:
were made are not reflected on the records. -
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interviewed by Specik] agent H, EB. Hollis with reference t& the passes -
issued to visitors chlling to see Mr. Capone. Mr. Keller advised, Agent
Hollis th t the method in providing passes is as follows: The Assistant
Superintendent of the institution calls on each prisoner daily and
re vests 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 @ minor administrative official.
When the visitors call at the Cook County Jail, it is determined whether: -
‘@ pess has ‘been issued for that particular individual, end if so, he is .
" pdmitted to see the prisoner, Mr. Keller was re uested by Agent Holli!
to produce the passes as to the visitors eilling to seé Mr. Capone since ’.
his incarceration in the Pook County Jail. “Mr, Keller stated that all S
of the passes had not been retained, and that the only passes ‘in his, |
possession at the present time ere those passes issued since Novenber “25, .
1931, the balance having been destroyed. Mr. Keller further stated ‘that: ey
there wes no definite rule et the institution as to ths period of time _
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Mr. y Speed tee Law Cierk at the Cook Gounty gail, Was *t 7
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