Madcap Chicago Reporters of the Prohibition Era
In 1920s Chicago, prohibition era rivalries and lively journalism shaped the Herald and Examiner. The piece highlights Frank Hagen the Cornerstone Editor and Sam Hall of the Examiner, both famed for wild pranks and bold reporting.
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Chicago
al Capone
Texas Guinan
Peggy Hopkins Joyce
Frank Hagen
Cornerstone
Herald and Examiner
Sam Hall
Ben Hecht
Charles MacArthur
As Ated
Herald and Examner
Examiner
William Randolph Hearst
Hage
Geschihe Pater
Hagen
Cornerstones
The
Sedamen
Examiner Sports
Hall
Missionaries Sleep Soundly After 33 Years in Amazon
Louisvile couple Mr and Mrs Leo Halliwell say they sleep easily after 33 years as missionaries in the Amazon River Valley. They recorded jungle sounds on a tape before leaving and play it every night to lull themselves to sleep.
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Louisville
Leo Halliwell
Amazon River Valley
Halliwell
Amazon
Eskimo vocabulary may lose mush as Idaho snowplanes spread
Swan Valley Idaho rancher H L Weise designs three snowplanes for Arctic use replacing dog teams. The article notes a mysterious disappearance at Cohen’s establishment involving a porter and Hall who left with a wagon, while Duke Ellington is named as a past soda jerk in DC.
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Swan Valley
Idaho
Alaska
H. L. Weise
Arctic
Hall
Cohen
Duke Ellington
Washington, DC
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