Crowe Leads Prosecution as Gunman Case Roils Chicago
Robert E. Crowe state’s attorney of Chicago personally prosecutes William D. Shepherd for the murder of Billy McClintock. He also spearheads the city’s renewed fight against gunmen who have been killing policemen.
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Robert E. Crowe
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Billy” McClintock
U S Income Tax Returns Show Rise in Filings and Incomes
Washington reports 1928 income tax receipts of $703,962,165 from 7,698,321 returns detailing $26.89 billion total income. The number of returns rose 910,840 from 1922, with average net income $3,421.04 and average tax $91.44. Illinois ranks fourth with 676,489 returns and $2.359 billion.
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Chicago Fights Genna Gang After Four Cops Slain
Detectives led 50 raids into the Genna brothers district in the old Nineteenth Ward. Police seized stills and mash and arrested over 820 gang members and imported distillers. Thousands of gallons of alcohol were confiscated, with weapons also seized as authorities vow a sustained war on gang rule after the killings of four officers and the Genna leader Mike Genna.
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Nineteenth Ward
Genna Brothers
Genna
Crowe
Collins
Harold Olson
Charles B. Walsh
Mike Genna
Gennas
Moors Capture Bibane After Fierce Assault
French garrison of 76 men led by a sergeant is wiped out at Bibane in Morocco as Moors recapture the fortress. Despite relief attempts by Col. Freydenberg and Gen. Columbat, tribesmen overran the post and burned it after capture.
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Madrid
Morocco
Freydenberg
Columbat
President Coolidge Guards Camp Arrives in Swampscott Mass
Six Marines under Captain W. P. T. Hill arrived from Camp Quantico Virginia to establish a marine guard camp in Swampscott for President Coolidge's summer stay.
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Swampscott
Mass
W. P. T. Hill
United States Marine Corps
Camp Quantico
Virginia
President Coolidge
Illinois News Roundup of Crime and Local Incidents
Chicken thieves duped Cyril De Clark of Rock Island stealing about seventy five fowls. Mrs Elmira Earl Bowen one of the first women to master telegraphy died at Joliet. Winnebago county abolished groundhog bounty after no decrease in pests. Four people collected bounty on about four thousand groundhog scalps within thirty days. A fatal wreck near Staunton when John Zayne and family were killed at a crossing. Fire wiped out the Western Packing and Provision fertilizer plant in Chicago causing about one hundred thousand dollars damage. Eight hundred Span American War veterans delegates at Decatur urged state bonus for Spain war veterans redistricting a deep waterway Chicago to Gulf and a prohibition racing and boxing referendum. Moonshine trial set for June 23 in Freeport for Voespel Lyman Reilly and others. Oscar Rohling attempted suicide in Chicago detective bureau cell after arrest for child abandonment and to recover. They broadcast Niagara Falls roar by radio, misinterpreted by some as the U S Senate.
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Spain
Chicago
Gulf of Mexico
Oscar Rohling
Urbana
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