People v. Amore

Defendants, Edna Sulli, Dorothy Berger and Rose Amore, as judges, and Nancy Delmonico and Kate Paldo, as clerks, of a primary election held in the 4th precinct of the 20th ward in the city of Chicago on April 14, 1936, together with Barney Siegel, John Zittello and Sanders Caravello, as watchers, were found guilty of a charge of conspiracy to violate the election laws in a trial in the criminal court of Cook county before a jury. After a written motion for a new trial had been entered and overruled,' Clement Amore, Barney Siegel, John Zittello, Sanders Caravello and Dorothy Berger, were each…