New Britain herald., 1930-06-16
CHICAGO HEAD 0F POLICE QUITS POST AND DENOTES AIDE
as well IS -ae.- plans 70 crush rh gang IT erace.
,Coa..r1ed From Frs PzGe)

'C01- r-e1 rom ---S- rage as well IS -ae.- plans 70 crush The gang menace.
 ' Moves His Belongings .' Substance vas given the rcs!E-a- non rIuors early today when Sroge, :. vho heads an picked ~72 lpon whom devolves -ae dCcy Of sup pressing gang violence moved six suEcases containing persona! be- lorgings rom hls offices at polce headquarters. He was ret.cent IT = -dlscusslng his action with reporters.
 A good policeman always ar-ic!- pa-es things he sad, and VOL know there IS q great clamor right now that I go
 Tn the face Of reports that he 100. vas preparlns 70 step our Of office. Commissioner Russell sad <, I did nor kill L.ngle. d-6 rot cause his death. have no apo.og.e .es -7ro make for my conduct Of the po- Ice department. ! wor'r res.e1 - TOY Of my own v7ll!o2
 He was asked !. he would sand IT the vsv c: the mayo" f t.e naayo- wanted hln to qulr To thls the missioner replied. No
 Dawes Name Mentioned
 With the prohat.e resignation Of the police commissioner widely discussed, theye vas much talk Of who might he picked 10 take up the Joo of ending gang activities in Chi cago. The name ot General Charles G Dawes, arabassadQr 10 Great Brit an, WAS mentioned as possible dictator for the c.ty but Anlbassa- dor Dawes, now 2 guest or Dwight W Morrow at Englewood, \. J, ln- d!cated he had TO intention os re- +Irn.rg 70 Chicago for such a p4r- pose
 The Herald and Examiner today continued .ts page one edlroc.zI de- mands for acton that will br.ng out the truth l1 ths LingIe murder. T. sad
 Implications c: gra:t. h,n's Of knowledge ot tribute pad by gri.n- lnals to -he police, are whispered explanation Of this murder Of q po- Ice reporter, II the underworld and n police stations.
 Discussion of this gang h.l.!ng ln -he highest stratum Of society and n the lowest IS alive Hlyh .11uendo. reeks with al.us.oas TO eXtortio1are Ievies on gambling and 70 payment Of hundreds ot thousands ot dollars by gaagsters for police protection.
 What is t3e truth about this That IS vha- Chicago wants Q find out"
 Probe Financial Affairs
 The Tribune today printed 2 story 10 the effect tha- q possible motive for the murder 0: L.agle was be.rs sought through an invest.ga-lo- ot hls financial affairs !, has been generally understood that L.aG.4 Was well fixed financially
 The Tribune says that LIEg.e was IT the hab!t Of ca-ryirg large sums or cas,l. that he plunged on horse races. that he 'specUl9-eG n stocks wIna!ng and Ios.rg ~.tn the Ups and downs ot the recent turbulent mar Eet
 Direct l.tornca..on as 10 Theraer hs los- or "c1 IT -a= long run or his vagArs cannot b. ooral-ed 70 the Tribune co1-.nles. but friends Of Lingle assert he won large s'.n2s These fr!ends say that IT r=rHr' months Llng!e had altered ais asblr of years 70 sake small sr4n,s or races, and that he 77s otten Hao7H 10 bet $.00. S-61 and even r-ore or the outcome Of q single -aCe
 The trloune's icfo.m2'loa ts 'aa- Lngle's specl,atlcrs or ---a market were sich tha- before rE= -.lrae- collapse hs had book profit ot s200.01o Ths newspaper under stands, however +ha- -h.s "as rra~- tically wiped out