Word: crimed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Chicago's Crime Fame...
...this is so, to what do you attribute the (Continued on p. 8) nation- or world-wide publicity given to Chicago, classing it as murderers' playground and one of the greatest seats of crime? A. R. BALDWIN JR. St. Louis...
...Chicago newspapers have played-up Chicago's underworld most persistently and sensationally; Chicago's murders have been most sensational intrinsically (viz. the St. Valentine's Day Massacre, 1929); Chicago has had fewer policemen and more nationally-known criminals per square mile than any U. S. city; crime in Chicago is more highly organized than anywhere else in the world...
Guilty Bankers. In Montgomery, Ala. last week Emmett A. Cox and Charles F. Fincher, president and cashier of First National Bank of Tallahassee, closed last February, were sentenced to four years imprisonment. Their crime: embezzling...
...Republican" is to speak on an unannounced subject on November 18; and R. M. Lovett, President of the League for Industrial Democracy one of the editors of "The New Republic", and Professor of English in the University of Chicago is to speak on November 25 on "Police, Politics, and Crime...