Louis Apicello, NY, 1937 August 26

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White, lO-years-gld, electrocuted Sing Sing Prison (Kings)
on August 26, 1937. "Ossining, N. Ye, Feb. 27, 1937-
Louis Apicello, the Brooklyn bartander who murdered a
bossy customer, heaved a sigh when word reached him today
that his execution had been postponed pending appeal. He
said: 'I can take it easier now. This case has been a
headache for me,"! TIMES-PICAYUNE, New Orleans, LA, Feb.
28, 1937 (20/4.) See 9 NE (2nd) 8h.

while drinking in a saloon where he had formerly bartended,
ipicello got into an argument with Albert Haglund. Haglund
Claimed that Apicello had been a bad bartender, Apicello
told Haglund 'I am not going to argue with you because you
will be the loser in the ends! He left the saloon stating
he would return ten minutes later, After 10-15 minutes

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APICELLO, Louis HAMgetst Xb, / 4 J 7

White, O-years-old, electrocuted Sing Sing Prison (Kings
on August 26, 1937. "Ossining, Ne Ye, Feb. 27, 1937-
Louis Apicello, the Brooklyn bartander who murdered a
bossy customer, heaved a sigh when word reached him today
that his execution had been postponed pending appeal, He
said: 'I can take it easier now, This case has been a
headache for me." TIMES-PICAYUNE, New Orleans, LA, Feb.
28, 1937 (20/h.) See 9 NE (2nd) 8h).

while drinking in a saloon where he had formerly bartended,
Kpicello got into an argument with Albert Haglund, Haglund
claimed that Apicello had been a bad bartender, Apicello
told Haglund 'I am not going to argue with you because you
will be the loser in the end.! He left the saloon stating
he would return ten minutes later. After 10-15 minutes

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White, 0-years-old, electrocuted Sing Sing Prison (Kings
on August 26, 1937, "Ossining, Ne Ye, Feb. 27, 1937=
Touis Apicello, the Brooklyn bartender who murdered a
bossy customer, heaved a sigh when word reached him today
that his execution had been postponed pending appeal, He
said: 'I can take it easier now, ‘This case has been a

headache for me," TIMES-PICAYUNE, New Orleans, LA, Feb,
28, 1937 (20/h.) See 9 NE (2nd) Bh.
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