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ce | ate ne came ee cee em a ae ae CG 62-4098 —_ bie ‘2, oom a ee ny rr 4 mute . won oe wa Facts o- ,.. By telegra ted July 24, 1933, captioned : ote ET AL; KIDNAPING", the =. ~ 7 eau was advised that all subjects were. that day brought from Elkhorn to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, after... warrants were served on them by a deputy United States ~ - Tse Marshal, and that they were being held separately in the..*..-".. County Jail at Milwaukee, 99 0 2 a Nothing was found in the files concerning the - ~~ subjects’ visiting privileges or the degree of security Te enforced. They might well have been held in maximum security inasmuch as they were charged with kidnaping. ; : Whether or not their attorney was permitted to confer with them is not reflected in the files. However, —¢ the newspapers referred to under item 2 above, report that. Attorney W. SCOTT STEWART was actively representing them , in Elkhorn, Wisconsin, and in Chicago on July 20-21, 1933. to the Bureau dated July 31, 1933, captioned ROGER TOUHY, Was.; ET AL; WILLIAM | HAMM, Jr. = ; APING' stated: ~*~ = ~~ DAY. "] received a call today from Scott Stewart, who | is the attorney for Roger Touhy, et al, in connection with an the Hamm kidnaping case. He stated that he would be unable to appear at a hearing on August 4th and that he would like to have a continuance for a period of ten days after that. He stated that he was unable to attend this hearing, in view of the fact that he would be engaged in a trial at that time. . He stated further that he had talked to Mr. Koelzer, the | Assistant United States Attorney at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, who. had informed him that this was agreeable to him. In addition, he stated that he planned to submit to me all of his alibi evidence, inasmuch as he was convinced that the prisoners now > Te “4 im custody were not guilty of the Hamm kidnaping." | + el - It would seem that STEWART must have had some ©. ~ conference with his clients in order to have alibi evidence, for his original leads into that evidence would have had to have been suggested by TOUHY, et al..