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S4MBELINSULL
CO!1 .WSES; HAS
HEART ATTACH
fugitive Is Returned to
Chicago After Long
Trip from Greece
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PLACED IN CUSTODY
OF U. S. MARSHAL
Scene Occurs at Station
but Federals Execute
Quick Action
BULLETIN — CHICAGO. III.,
May 8. — Samuel Inrull was
p'pced under a S2(M).I)00« bond
which he was unable to furniih
and was taken to the County
Jail and will be later trans
ferred tc the jail hospital' for
examination and treatment of
his heart attack. He led the
way to the jail with eyes brim
ming with tears and steps lag
ging
CHICAGO, 111., May 8—Samuel
Insull collapsed as he reached the
office of the United States Mar
shal to be taken into custody fol
lowing his arrival on his return
from Greece to face charges of
fraud in connection with the col
lapse of his utilities,
A heart attack prostrated him
and he was placed on a cot for
treatment. His son said the long
walk through the crowded train
shed and excitement at the station
was too much for Insull.
Physicians said Insull was in fine
health during his train ride, but
he walked a long way after he got
here and is in “pretty bad shape."
Hand Shake or Blow
As Insull started to leave the
station in an automobile a man
ran up and tried to stick his hand
through the window of the car.
The police escort shoved the man
violently sprawling to the side
walk and he got up and melted
into the crowd. It is not known
whether the man wanted to strike
Insull or shake hands.
The depot was packed with a
throng. FVderals surrounded the
train and then escorted Insull to
the waiting automobile.
