Bloody Williamson (2014)
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I guess it’s my stomach. Charlie Birger, January 17, 1927.
FROM ALL appearances, Birger was finished. Shady Rest was gone, the men of his gang had dispersed, his rivals had taken over his bootlegging business, he himself was under suspicion of murder.
Actually, Birger’s round was coming up.
During the fall of 1926, foreseeing, perhaps, that the Sheltons might win a war of guns and dynamite and armored cars and aerial bombs, he had resorted to finesse. Almost two years earlier—on January 27, 1925...—a post-office messenger at Collinsville, Illinois, had been robbed of a mine payroll amounting to twenty-one thousand dollars. So far the crime was unsolved. Birger hunted up a postal inspector, told him that the Sheltons had pulled the job, and convinced the officer that he knew what he was talking about. Early in November a federal grand jury returned secret indictments naming the three brothers. One by one they were arrested and released on bond.
Their trial opened in the United States court at Quincy on the last day of January, 1927, with Judge Louis Fitzhenry presiding.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I guess it’s my stomach. Charlie Birger, January 17, 1927.
FROM ALL appearances, Birger was finished. Shady Rest was gone, the men of his gang had dispersed, his rivals had taken over his bootlegging business, he himself was under suspicion of murder.
Actually, Birger’s round was coming up.
During the fall of 1926, foreseeing, perhaps, that the Sheltons might win a war of guns and dynamite and armored cars and aerial bombs, he had resorted to finesse. Almost two years earlier—on January 27, 1925...—a post-office messenger at Collinsville, Illinois, had been robbed of a mine payroll amounting to twenty-one thousand dollars. So far the crime was unsolved. Birger hunted up a postal inspector, told him that the Sheltons had pulled the job, and convinced the officer that he knew what he was talking about. Early in November a federal grand jury returned secret indictments naming the three brothers. One by one they were arrested and released on bond.
Their trial opened in the United States court at Quincy on the last day of January, 1927, with Judge Louis Fitzhenry presiding.
What to read after Bloody Williamson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul M. Angle to read onlineMoreLess
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