Chicago bomb outrages target gambling dens during two year reign
A Chicago dynamite campaign terrorizes the city for two years, wrecking five story gambling houses and injuring many. Bombs strike at night, with warnings to newspapers and police unable to stop the attacks or indict suspects. The violence shores up a corrupt gambling network tied to city politics.
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Ello
City Press Association of
Chicago
Wabash Avenue
Busse
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Lucy Parsons
Loop
P. S
John Hill
Chicago Telephone Company
Tennes Syndicate
First Ward
State
Congress
Elk Hotel
Congress Streets
Congress Street
Siegel, Cooper & Company
Chicago Title & Trust
Washington Street
Washington, Clark, Madison and Dearborn Streets
Boston
Madison, Dearborn
State Streets
Loop District
Calhoun Place
Chicago Title & Trust Company
Central
Randolph
America
South Clark Street
Hamilton
Sheepshead Bay
Ted” Nevlin
Nevlin
Tillie
Eva
Mollie
Lillian
Nellie
Chicago Daily News
Peter
Hill
Chicago bomb outrages rock gambling district in City
Explosions at State and Congress and at Washington and Dearborn unleash destruction in Chicago. A clearing house for the gambling syndicate runs above the blast site with arrests scarce and federal involvement growing. Officials suspect a former safe blower as mastermind.
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Chicago
John Coughlin
Bath-House John
Michael Kenna
Red Light
Madison Street
of Illinois
United States
Question of the Hour
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