The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-02-26
Earl Loveday's Pal Brought
from State Prison This
Afternoon to Aid the
Police Officers.
ARUAIGNLOYEDAY TOMORROW
AFTER Conference setween Carlson and
Loveday the Officers Plan to Dispose
of the Case at once-Carlson to
Spend Night Here.

''Tell them the truth, Loveday.
Lying isn't going to help either OF
us a bit. You know, and know,
that this was the fellow with us,
and with this statement Carl Carl
son raped on picture on the desk
of Chief of Police O'Hare this af
ternoon, identifying the third man
of the band of bandits who blew
tue safe of the American Brass Go.
THAT is the fellow continued
Carlson as crowd surged into the
Office and as Loveday WINGED.
Loveday never uttered a word. He
appeared dazed by the appearance
Of Carlson. The question Of who
killed Plngatore was not brought
UP. Carlson was sent over to the
county Jail to rest for little
while and Loveday was sent back
downstairs ''I never thought he
was coming'' Loveday said. Carl
son was in splendid condition. He
still had smile and his first word
was that he was determined to tell
the truth and clear his conscience
even though he was serving life
sentence.
Carl o. Carlson, sentenced to a life
term in the state prison after. he plead
guilty as an accessory to the muir
der Of police officer Tony Pingatore,
came back to Kenosha this afternoon
TO give his aid to Chief of Police Owen
@ Hare and the officers of the state
"a final effort to clean up all the
roystery attending the killing of the
police officer and the robbery of the
vaults Of the American Brass Company.
Carlson was in charge Of guards from
the state prison. He stepped off the
train and cordially greeted the officers.
He appeared to be glad to get back to
Kenosha and he had a smile on his
face which prison life had not dis
turbed in the least Carlson had left
Waupun and the state prison just after
breakfast this morning and the party
reached Milwaukee just too late to
catch the 11:00 O clock train to Keno
sha. Carlson came ready to talk and
repeat his charges against Loveday and
other members Of the bandit party and
the officials were in high hopes that
before the day was over the story OF
the robbery Of the brass mill and the
killing Of the police officer would be
an open book.
Goes Straight to Police ONCE.
Carlson was taken directly from the
railway station to the police Office and
before three O'Clock he was ready for
any ordeal which the police and dis.
trict attorney wanted to submit He
was ready to meet Loveday face ia
face and talk the matter over. The
chief announced that the conference
with Carlson would be an extended one
and that it would be impossible to give
out the facts in regard to it until late
in the afternoon or possibly tomorrow
eve have brought Carlson back lust
to find out who is telling the truth, ,
said the chief "There IS variance
between the story of Carlson and that
of Loveday and the two men are going
to have chance to get together anC
show just which one has told til,
straight story. Then we are going t.
get rid of both Of them. Carlson vii
probably remain over night in Keno
sha. If possible, Loveday will be ar
raigned late this afternoon or On Thurs
day morning. We want to get rid Q,
the whole ease with just as much dis
patch as possible.
Talk About Third Man.
1t is admitted that Carlson is ex
pected to give to the officials his story
of the third man in the party. Both
he and Loveday, have made Statements
in regard to just who this man was anC
these statements vary, The men men
toned have been arrested in connec
tion with the case. The police chic.
has declined to give out the names O.
the men mentioned by the two accused
men. Efforts have been made to Iocat,
men mentioned but up to the presen
time the men have not been found. I
is believed that one Of the names givel
is fictitious name,
The notice officers ware tba o,,l~, -.