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Chicago to Springfield: Crime and Politics in the 1920s (Images of America)
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| #1519581 in eBooks | 2010-12-13 | 2010-12-13 | File type: PDF||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| As a native Kankakeean he's really enjoyed Jim's books so it was a great choice|By Willow|Got this for my brother-in-law who's tough to buy for. As a native Kankakeean he's really enjoyed Jim's books so it was a great choice! He's mentioned it several times in conversation. Keep them coming, Jim!|0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| F|About the Author|Author Jim Ridings won several awards for investigative reporting at daily newspapers in Ottawa and Aurora. His books of local history have won awards from the Illinois State Historical Society. Ridings was presented a Studs Terkel Humanities Aw
The story of Chicago gangsters in the 1920s is legendary. Less talked about is the tale of the politicians who allowed those gangsters to thrive. During the heyday of organized crime in the Prohibition era, Chicago mayor "Big Bill" Thompson and Gov. Len Small were the two most powerful political figures in Illinois. Thompson campaigned on making Chicago "a wide open town" for bootleggers. Small sold thousands of pardons and paroles to criminals, embezzled $1 million, and...
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