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Nyob rau lub ob hlis ntuj 22, 1924, tsis paub hais tias suspects muab $20,000.00 ntawm American nthuav qhia tuam txhab nyiaj txiav txim los ntawm tus Mercantile Trust niaj hnub nyob hauv plawv nroog St. Louis. Chiv, lub Bankers Association American ntiav ntiav detectives. Tom qab ua tsis pom lub detectives loj heev ua rau yus, lub koom haum muab rooj plaub no rau cov me nyuam. Louis tub ceevxwm. When the bank association turned over the

Txog hnub plaub, Cuaj hlis 9, 1875, George “Mitchell” Gassert thiab William Salisbury mus rau Fred Fisher Saloon ntawm lub kaum kev N. Jefferson thiab Morgan (Delmar hnub no). Tom qab ordering dej qab zib, ob tug me txiv neej ntawm lub koob npe nrov unsavory tsis kam them rau cov dej qab zib. Tom qab sim them nyiaj rau cov nyiaj them poob haujlwm, Fisher summoned St. Louis tub ceev xwm John Cummings. Officer Cummings, raug xa mus rau lub tsev kawm ntawv

Nyob hauv ntuj 1925, the lifeless body of Dr. William Dillon was found on a walking path. The divorcee was a prominent St. Louis physician, who lived hard and was a known lady’s man. St. Louis Police initially suspected a rival of Dillon’s shot the physically and socially powerful Dillon rather than fight him. Txawm li cas los, suspicion eventually settled on Dillon’s 19-year-old

Saum ntuj 1, 1925, a custodian at Washington University arrived at work around 6:00 a.m. Looking towards the gravel path to Francis Field, he spied what he thought was a bundle of laundry. Figuring a careless student dropped his laundry, the custodian walked down the path to the bundle. As he got closer, he realized it wasn’t clothing but a

Txog hnub plaub, Lub ib hlis ntuj 23, 1902, St. Louis cia rau cov xov xwm millionaire A. Deane Cooper nyob hauv lub Bathhouse Vista ntawm Franklin Avenue thiab txoj kev loj pej North murdered. Cooper, one of St. Louis’ wealthiest men, owned residential real estate and other assets valued at 2 nyiaj lab. Cooper yuav biggest tswv cuab yeej hauv St aspired. Louis. Nws