 On the sixth day of the strike it became clear that George Scalise and not Jerry Horan was in control of BSEIU.Scalise forced the owners of 45 buildings to settle on his terms late on March 6.The press, meanwhile, accused Horan of being in cahoots with Al Capone and recently deceased Louis "Two Guns" Alterie, forcing Horan to stay in Boston in order to avoid tainting the strikers' cause.