The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-06-01

all departments" Another item was member
ship card number 772 to Jack zuta in the Will
liam Hale Thompson Republican Club with the
printed signature of Homer <. Galpin, chair
man Galpin was campaign director for the
late Senator Mccormick, part owner of the
Chicago Tribune and one of the parasites who
exploited tens of THOUSANDS of workers in the
International Harvester Co. Both the zuta and
Capone gunner did their share in electing Nc
Cormick
Helping Everybody
Further along on zuta's record book of pay
ments was Senator Harry w. Starr, former City
Commissioner and former Election Commission
er who voted to keep the Communist Party off
the ticket in the elections.
Zutas payroll extended to Evanston, Illinois,
on the outskirts of Chicago, known as THE
Worlds Wealthiest Suburb" inhabited by more
millionaire exploiters per inch than any other
piece of territory in the world. zuta supplied
the Evanston Chief of Police, William o. Free
man with wads of money just for the asking
The same chief Freeman is close friend of
Charles Gates Dawes, the author Of the Dawes
Plan, one of the foremost bankers and exploit
ers in Chicago and former vice president of the
United States. Dawes, like gunman Jack zuta,
could get any favor he wanted from Freeman.
POloO1L
It showed weekly income of 100000. While
four officials only we're supposed to know the
contents of the zuta papers, everybody of i'm
portance on the list was Immediately tipped
off to have an excuse ready.
How the Courts Treat Them
Capone zuta Moran, Aiello and every other
gang leader in Chicago as well as in every other
industrial center of the United States, early in
their careers established close connections with
the courts. The Chicago courts have long
history of convictions of revolutionary workers
In 1884 the four Haymarket victims were framed
up and hanged for organizing the workers TO
struggle for the eight-hour day. Every day
arrests and brutal beatings of the unemployed
workers and the members of the Communist
Party take place. But the bosses gangsters get
treatment in the Chicago courts of which they
seldom complain.
Edward D. Sullivan, author OF Chicago sur
renders record of gangster activities in Chi
cago, is very careful to separate gangsterism
from capitalism but he does intimate that some
thing is wrong with hte courts. Things happen
in Chicago courts that are hard to understand"
he says To worker they are not at all hard
to understand The capitalist courts protect
their lackeys and supporters. They prosecute
the workers as their class enemies.
How do the gangsters get this projections 1t
is known in Chicago that nearly every lawyer
today protecting the gangsters and criminals
was at one time an Assistant States Attorney.
They know whom to reach with brides, and
every States Attorney looks forward to the day
when he will collect big fees for defending gang
sters He does them repeated favors, and not
without pay. The judges are part of the ma
chine and are well drilled in systematic deci-
sions in favor of the gangsters. Judge Filler
was himself a gangster acting as a Judge. But
this step the capitalists did not like, 1t ex-,
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