Capone Tied to Philadelphia Gangster Racketeering
A Philadelphia grand jury probes bootlegging and gang violence linking Capone to local rackets. Prosecutors outline alliances with Max Hoff and Scarface Al Capone, detailing witness intimidation schemes and a warrant for ex-Chicago fighter Sailor Freedman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Scarface al’ Capone
Chicago
Capac
Max
Hof
Louis R. Elfman
Hoff
Mim Ring
Sailor Freedman
Freedman
Elfman
John Monaghan
Hott
Scarface
al Capone
District Attorney Seizes Books in Major Racket Probe
The district attorney announced an aggressive push against murderers and bootleggers as he traced ownership of 19 million dollars allegedly deposited under fictitious names. He has seized the books of Marks Weinberg & Company, public accountants, to follow the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fury
Elfmap. Satv
Wwealthy
Marks, Weinberg 4 Company
Public Accountants
Dubuque Real Estate Dealer in Bankruptcy
Debts totaling 133476.67, mostly unsecured, were scheduled in an involuntary bankruptcy against Charles H. Reynolds, a Dubuque real estate and insurance man. Assets total 51862.33, including 22473.59 in open accounts and 17500 in insurance values. policies and household goods valued at 27000 are exempt. There are 132 claimants in the schedule of liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E B. Jordan
Charles H. Reynolds
Dubuque
Jordan
Hospital Staff Attend Miss Goetz Funeral in Billings
Rev. Clinton F. Smith Allen Memorial Hospital superintendent Miss Gertrude Hof hospital nurse superintendent and Miss Nell Englebracht dietitian were to arrive in Billings Montana at 11 a.m. today to attend the funeral of Miss Willa Goetz who died at Mannoth Savings Wyoming Sunday. The funeral was to be this afternoon. Miss Goetz was assistant superintendent of nurses and had been given a three month leave.
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Clinton F. Smith
Allen Memorial Hospital
Gertrude Hof
Nell Englebracht
Billings
Mont
Willa Goetz
Mannoth Savings
Wyo
Machinist Retires After 16 Years Service in Illinois Central
The Illinois Central announces in its Central magazine the retirement of Thomas W. Robinson of 612 Sumner Street after 16 years with the railroad. His retirement date is May 31, 1928. The issue also notes C. W. Williams’s promotion to traffic and passenger agent and records poems and sketches by railroad staff, plus an obituary photo of conductor Knute M. Knudson.
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Thomas W. ‘Robinson
Sumner’ Street
Uwlinois
Central ‘Railroad
Board of Pensions
Railroad
Chicago
Minois Central
Robinson
C. W. Williams
Trai
Williams
Waterloo
Eugene, Ball
Leonard Ball
Dane Street
Ball
Panning
Fanning
Western Lines
Australes the Arch
Knute
Knudson
Berend and Miller Divorces Sought in District Court
Carl Berend files for divorce from Susie Berend on cruelty grounds. They wed December 31, 1925 in Waterloo. Ethel Miller also seeks a divorce from Carl Miller, details of property claims noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl ‘Berend
Susie Berend
Waterloo
Ethel
Miller
Carl
Unclear Text Mentions Legal Spouse Support and Rector
Fragmentary item notes alimony and a church rector in Ta Aug 30 INS report. Limited readable names include St Johns Episcopal and Hinton. No clear event date or complete facts available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aisen ‘Hinton
St. John's ‘Episcopal
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Capone
Rum Flash
Joseph Meier
Dunkerton
H. E. McDougal
Dapper
Debonair
S. C
D. Coyle
Barclay
Cedar Falls
Reacher
Cuticura
Gates College
West Park Ave
Wittick’s Food Shop
West Fourth ST
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Wii Mesular
Learsig Mucesipatis
Howard
Chicago Great Western
Seth Thomas
Seth Th
Seth Thomas Clack
Cathedral Gang
Sentinel
Booth-Joseph Co
Sycamore
Hall-Ekfelt Co
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