Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-01-07
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ed as having said:

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ed as having said;
"Oh, these - italians make me
sorel All Of them ought to be dead"
Hearing overstreet's remarks, the
two italians rose as one man with
guns drawn. The man to whom
overstreet had been talking dashed
for the door and was not seen any
more until long after the shooting.
eansster slusssd
It was after the two white men had
drawn their guns that some one
slugged Frank on the head with a
bottle after a waiter had yelled: HE
has gun" Patrons and walters
ducked for cover. An entertainer
finished singing his number under a
table.
The shock caused by the blow on
Franks head knocked the gun from
his hand. The weapon was kicked to
one side. Frank shook himself and
secured another pistol, either from
his pocket or from Miss Gosby's
pocketbook, and started out Of the
place with the girl by the hand. Just
as he was about to leave the cafe a
man, alleged to have been Stanley,
picked up Buglio's first gun and fired,
killing Frank. ----
In the meantime a patron had been
holding the Cowboy" keeping him
from using his gun; but the long tus-
sic wore the man down and Buglio
squirmed his way free. He dashed
out one door and, according to re-
ports, entered another and shot
Stanley. He is then said to have
backed the other occupants against
the wall, seized Miss Cosby by the
hand and in true moving picture
fashion dashed out of the place, leav-
ing his cuosin dead on the floor.
The young woman jumped out of
the Cowboys car and went home,
where she was arrested late Sunday
by Fifth district police.
Take No Testimony
No testimony was taken at the
coroner's inquest Tuesday afternoon.
Capt. Ira Mcdowell, supervisor of the
South side districts, asked for a two
week continuance so that the police
would have time to apprehend the
slayer. The officer explained to Dep
uty Coroner Schwell that Capt
James Mooney, commander of Wa,
bash Ave. station, expected to have
the case cleared up in 10 days.
Club de Rendezvous, according to
advertisements appearing in local
periodicals, was under the manage
ment of Leake, big time policy wheel
operator. .......-..
To Close Resorts
On the heels of the double killing
come reports that an exhaustive drive
is to be launched to rid the South
side of the many cabarets which
serve only as breeding places for
crime.
Stanton Ave. district, in which
Pleasures Inn, Club Congo and other
joints were located, has cleaned
house. Sunset was the last place IL
that icfr fo ha o1ooad
Dotted here and there throughout
the Fifth district may be found
"holes in the wall" and other more
pretentious places, but with the
Grand Terrace and the Golden Tav-
ern as the brightest spots. Golden
Tavern has been spotted as a can
GER" and efforts will be made at once
to have it closed. The police refused
to say what will be the fate of Grand
Terrace, owned by Edward Fox.
An attempt was made to interview
Miss Cosby in Captain MONEYS Of
ice at Wabash Ave. station, but she
refused to discuss the case. "Why
are they holding me?" she inquired
II just happened to be in the place
that morning" After that query she
became as close-mouthed as the pro-
verbal clam. -
Miss Cosby Popular
Miss Cosby has appeared in num-
erous theatrical productions, and last
week she was presented in featured
number at the Regal theater. She
has had spectacular career, and her
dance has really been the Dance of
Life" During her stage career-she
is only % and has been engaged as
an entertainer since her early teens.
she has won many admirers and
has emerged without serious mishaps
from many unfortunate episodes. Her
smart fur coats, diamonds and auto
mobiles made her the envy of many
of the girls who attended high school
and Sunday school with her few