50 50 Fighting Chicagos Crime Trusts
50 50 Fighting Chicagos Crime Trusts
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On January 24, 1905, as Albert Kashelek, sentenced to Pontiac for burglary. On July 10, 1908, paroled. On April 14, 1909, discharged. On November 21, 1909, with an unknown confederate, held up the saloon of J. B. Jorgenson, 4400 West Madison street, and shot and killed William Belden, a customer. Was held by the coroner without bail. In the December term of the grand jury one Forty of several charges of robbery against him -was no-billed. On Jan- uary 21, 1910, he was found not guilty of anothe...r robbery charge. On April 9, 1910, he was sentenced to Joliet for a term of from one year to life on two charges of robbery. On May 6, 1914, he was paroled. The following September found him attempting the Frank- lin Park job, which led to his return to the penitentiary, where he is now likely to remain.
William Hogan had a similar career. On December 15, 1905, as William Ziek, he was sentenced to Pontiac on a charge of rob- bery and assault to kill. On March 31, 1909, he was paroled. On November 12, 1909, he was discharged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On January 24, 1905, as Albert Kashelek, sentenced to Pontiac for burglary. On July 10, 1908, paroled. On April 14, 1909, discharged. On November 21, 1909, with an unknown confederate, held up the saloon of J. B. Jorgenson, 4400 West Madison street, and shot and killed William Belden, a customer. Was held by the coroner without bail. In the December term of the grand jury one Forty of several charges of robbery against him -was no-billed. On Jan- uary 21, 1910, he was found not guilty of anothe...r robbery charge. On April 9, 1910, he was sentenced to Joliet for a term of from one year to life on two charges of robbery. On May 6, 1914, he was paroled. The following September found him attempting the Frank- lin Park job, which led to his return to the penitentiary, where he is now likely to remain.
William Hogan had a similar career. On December 15, 1905, as William Ziek, he was sentenced to Pontiac on a charge of rob- bery and assault to kill. On March 31, 1909, he was paroled. On November 12, 1909, he was discharged.
What to read after 50 50 Fighting Chicagos Crime Trusts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Barrett Chamberlin to read onlineMoreLess
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