The Chicago crime book.
By: Edited by Albert Halper.
Edition: [1st ed.]
Publisher: World Pub. Co.
Published: 1967
Place of publication: Cleveland
Language: eng
Number of pages: 521
Subjects: Crime -- Illinois -- Chicago -- Case studies.; Murder -- Illinois -- Chicago -- Case studies.
Table of contents: value: The life, times and end of Dion O'Banion, by H. Asbury.; value: Defense fund shakedowns for Scalisi and Anselmi, by W. N. Burns.; value: The joker is wild, by A. Cohn.; value: The case of Roger Touhy, by M. Mayer.; value: The St. Valentine's Day massacre, by J. H. Lyle.; value: The short, sweet martyrdom of Jake Lingle, by K. Allsop.; value: The last days of Dillinger, by J. Toland.; value: The Alphonse Capone case, by F. X. Busch.; value: Nightmare castle, by C. Boswell and L. Thompson.; value: The Luetgert case, by M. W. Pinkerton.; value: The ragged stranger, by G. Murray.; value: The Loeb-Leopold case, by C. Darrow.; value: The Wynekoop case, by C. Rice.; value: The other man, by E. D. Radin.; value: Mama's boy, by J. Flannegan.; value: The Peacock case, by L. F. McHugh.; value: Cops and robbers, by J. B. Martin.; value: The unmasking of Paul "The waiter" Ricca, by L. Sidran.; value: The charmed life of Tony Accardo, by S. Smith.; value: A burglar's confession, by R. Wiedrich.; value: How an informer traded mob secrets for his life, by S. Smith.; value: The goof ball kids, by W. Braden.; value: The Manny Skar murder, by G. Murray.; value: How the mob controls Chicago, by B. Davidson.