The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-11-27
Formal Requisition On Gov
ernOr Of Florida For Re
turn of Alleged Murder
err Signed This p. M.
OUIJR BOARD FOR FIRST Clue.
Women Get Report That L,oveday Is
Still Concealed In Down Town Hotel
In Kenosha But Police Are Skeptical
Over the Value of the Hunch.

The return of Carl #. Carlson, alias
G. A. Peterson, to face charges OF MUIR
dering Tony Pingatore, is not expected
to be attended with any large number
of delays. While informally the dis
trict attorney has been advised that
Carlson will return with Chief 0 Hare
and not make fight against extradi-
ton, the district attorney has asked
that Governor Philip make demand
upon the governor Of Florida for the
return of Carlson and this formal de-
mand for extradition was signed by
Governor Philip at Madison this after
noon and turned over to Detective
Charles Rock Of the Kenosha police
force. 1t is to be forwarded directly
to Chief O Hare and it is expected that
it will reach him some time Saturday
morning. If the chief needs it he will
have it SO that he can present it to the
governor of Florida on Saturday.
Carlson Makes No Statement.
Messages from Clearwater this morn
Ing declare that Carlson has made no
statement in regard to the charge made
against him. He has declined to talk
to any one more than to tell Sheriff
Whitehurst of Pinellas county, that
he will be able to leave for Kenosha
as soon as Chief of Police O'Hare ar
rives. The chief with reasonable luck
should reach Clearwater late tonight
or early Friday morning Meantime the
damage to the Jail cells wrought by
Earl Loveday when he escaped has been
entirely repaired. Electricians have
welded the bars together again and the
cell is in ship-shape for new prisoner.
No word had been received in regard
to Loveday today The police have not
even had telephone report from some
distant city declaring that the man had
been seen and the only thing on the
'tab" this morning was a statement
from William Pinkerton in which he
declared that Loveday was a most
dangerous man to be large.
Was Graduate Of Armour Institute.
Pinkerton in his statement declares
that Loveday was graduate Of Armour
Institute and an excellent student and
that he turned his knowledge into the
criminal lines. He reviews the criminal
record of Loveday and declares that he
broke out Of many jails and that it was
his boast that no Jail could hold him.
The Chicago detectives expressed the
belief that LoYeday would be re-taken.
ouija Board Points Way.
The police did have one clue to work
on here this morning. 1t was furnished
by a Ouija board being operated by
two women on the west side of the
city who expressed the desire that their
names be not mentioned. These women
claim that on Sunday night the Ouija
board told them that Loveday had es-
capped and when asked where he was
the answer came back quick. 1t said
that Loveday was being concealed in
one of the rooms of a downtown hoteI
in Kenosha. The police officers on the
job today declared that they had not
followed the Opija board clue and that
they did not think they would. At
that Sergeant, ! guess you had better
take run about the hotels and make
some investigations, was the final
decision of the secretary on the Ouija
board clue. No report has been made
by the sergeant as yet.