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Index

Abbott, George Abend, Sheldon Adams, Samuel Hopkins Ahern, Michael Allen, Albert American Mercury American Play Company Annan, Albert Beulah's divorce from and Beulah's shooting of Kalstedt at Beulah's trial manslaughter conviction of Annan, Beulah acquittal of Al's divorce from beauty of "b.u.t.terfly Goes Home" based on Chicago based on confessions of at courthouse death of entertainment career desired by first marriage of Gaertner and Harlib's marriage to at inquest in jail Kalstedt shot by Nitti and photograph of police and pregnancy of press and son of testimony of trial of tuberculosis of Unkafer case and Watkins and Archer, John Asbury, Herbert Atkinson, Brooks Atlanta Const.i.tution Baker, George Pierce Baluk, Max Beck, Edward "Teddy"

Beith, Hay Bell, Nelson B.

Bergman, Betty birth control Book About Myself, A (Dreiser) bootleggers Brown, Bert "Curley"

Browning, Edward W.

Browning, Frances Bulliet. J.

Burton, Ernest DeWitt Butcher, f.a.n.n.y "b.u.t.terfly Goes Home" (Watkins) Cain, James M.

Canby, Vincent Capone, Al Capone, Frank Capone family Cap.r.o.n, Victor Captive, The Cause and Cure of Crime, The (Henderson) Caverly, John R.

Chicago (musical) Chicago (1926 play) Annan as inspiration for in Chicago Gaertner and Malm and Nitti and reviews of Watkins's interviews and Chicago (1927 film) Chicago (2002 film) Chicago.

bohemians in bootlegging in Chicago in corruption in entertainment districts in female criminals in gangsters in Grand Boulevard Hyde Park map of philosophy of life in race riots in smoke in Watkins's move to Chicago American Annan and Chicago and Franks (Leopold and Loeb) case and Gaertner and Malm and Nitti and Stopa and Chicago Crime Commission Chicago Daily Journal Annan and Gaertner and Chicago Daily News Annan and Chicago and Gaertner and Malm and Chicago Evening Post Annan and Chicago and folding of Gaertner and Malm and Nitti and Stopa and Chicago Herald and Examiner Chicago and Franks case and Gaertner and race riots and Chicago Record-Herald Chicago Tribune Abend and Annan and Butcher as reporter at Chicago and Franks (Leopold and Loeb) case and Gaertner and Linotype machines at Malm and Nitti and Stewart and Watkins hired at Watkins's resignation from women jurors and Chloupak, Eugene Cirese, Helen Foster and Nitti and City News Bureau Cocoanuts, The Cohan, George M.

Coogan, Jackie Cook County Jail Annan in bootlegging at bribery at Criminal Courts Building and Gaertner in "jail school" and Malm in Nitti in Coolidge, Calvin Corcoran, William Cornell, Paul Coronet Courier and Reporter (Waterloo) Criminal Courts Building Cronson, Bert Crowe, Robert Crudelle, Peter Currey, Margery Dannenberg, W. C.

Darrow, Clarence David, Joseph B.

Davies, Marion Davis, Jefferson Decatur Review DeMille, Cecil B.

Dempsey, Jack Detroit, Mich.

Dever, William Dolly, Louise Double Indemnity (Cain) Dougherty, Patricia Dreiser, Theodore Dunne, Finley Peter Durant, Will Durante, Jimmy Durkin, Jimmie Epicurus Erbstein, Charles feminism Field, Marshall Fisher, Amy Fitzgerald, David Fitzgerald, James M.

flappers Forbes, Genevieve on bohemians Chicago and Gaertner and "jail school" and Malm and Nitti and Stopa and Fosse, Bob Foster, Lela Franks, Bobby Franks, Flora Franks, Jacob Franks, Josephine Frydryk, John Gable, Clark Gabriel, Gilbert W.

Gaertner, Belva acquittal of Annan and as cabaret performer Chicago and childhood of at courthouse detectives and horseback riding of inquest into Law's death in jail jury selection in trial of Law shot by Malm and Nitti and photograph of physical appearance of police and press and as taxi driver trial of Unkafer case and Watkins and William's divorces from William's marriage to William's meeting of William's remarriage to Gaertner, William Belva's arrest and Belva's divorces from Belva's marriage to Belva's meeting of Belva's remarriage to death of detectives hired by Galluzzo, Dominick gangsters Gibbons, Floyd Gilbert, Paul T.

Gilman, Mildred Glaskoff, Vladimir "Ted"

Goldstein, Alvin Goodwin, Paul E.

Gray, Henry Judd Greenwich Village Griffin, Otilla Griggs, Bruce Haeckel, Ernst Hamilton, Samuel hanging Harding, Warren Harlib, Edward Harlow, Jean Harper, Walter H.

Harris, Sam H.

Harrison, Carter, Jr.

"Hatrack" (Asbury) Haver, Phyllis Hays Code Hearst, William Randolph Hecht, Ben Hemingway, Ernest Herrick, John Hopkins, Peggy Joyce Howey, Walter Hughes, Langston Hughes, Rupert Hungerford, Edward Hunt, Sam Hurst, Fannie I Love You Again Jacobs, Aletta Janning, Emil Jennings, Al Johnson, Nunnally juries, women on Kalstedt, Harry criminal record of murder of Kelliher, Patrick Keneally, Patrick King, Blanche Kitt, Eddie Klarkowski, Stanley Konpke, Anna Lardner, "Lucky Chubby"

Lardner, Ring Larrimore, Francine Law, Freda Law, Harry J.

Law, Walter murder of Leathers, William F.

Lee, Edward T.

Lee, Robert M.

Lee, Sonia Leese, Mary Lehman, Edward Leopold, Nathan Leopold, Nathan, Sr.

Libeled Lady Lincoln, Abraham Lindsay, William Linotype machines Loeb, Richard Lombard, Carole Loohauis-Bennett, Jackie Los Angeles Times Lovering, Fred Love, R. M.