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Posts about police history with special emphasis on St. Louis police history.
Il- 1900 St. Louis Streetcar Strike kien gwerra isparar bejn il-klassi tal-ħaddiema u l-klassi ta 'fuq. Hija bdiet bħala azzjoni xogħol mill-ħaddiema streetcar tal-linji streetcar għadhom kif ġew konsolidati. Madankollu, malajr qasmet il-belt mal-klassi tax-xogħol jappoġġja l-istrajk filwaqt li l-klassijiet ta 'fuq u professjonali sfidat l-istrajk. The result was a deadly
Fuq lejl Jannar kiesaħ 1904, meta l-belt ta 'San. Louis was preparing for the World’s Fair which would make it famous, overzealous co-workers killed seven boys and a man. Kien 5:45 p.m. on January 13th at the old Brown Shoe Company factory at the corner of Washington Avenue and North Eleventh Street. Time for the men to
Nhar il-Ġimgħa, Marzu 13, 1903, il William Franklin County Imħallef Davidson mixli William Rudolph u George Collins għall-serq ta 'l-Unjoni Bank u l-qtil ta' Pinkerton Ditektifs Charles Schumacher. Rudolph u Collins jeċċepixxi “mhux ħati”. Imħallef Davidson assenjat tlett avukati li jirrappreżentaw Rudolph u Collins. William Rudolph gave a confession to the St. Louis media, which was
Fuq Diċembru 10, 1920, tmien St. Uffiċjal tal-Pulizija Louis titlef il-ħajja tiegħu, l-uffiċjali l-aktar li jmutu fil-linja ta 'dazju fl-istorja tal-St. Louis Dipartiment tal-Pulizija. Erba 'mill-uffiċjali’ qtil fil- 1920 qatt tkun solvuta. This last murder would be one of the four murders never to be solved. Charles M.
Nhar il-Ġimgħa, Ottubru 21, 1904, five St. Louis Police Officers went to a rooming house at 1324 Pine Street, site of today’s Soldier Memorial, to arrest three men suspected of an Illinois train robbery in August of the same year. What occurred next would be one of the most storied shootouts in St. Louis Police history. During the World’s Fair,
Dwar April 5, 1920, Frederick Charles Smith, also known as “The Red-Headed Bandit”, walked into the Easton-Taylor Trust Company at 4474 Easton Avenue. Smith had a revolver in each hand and demanded money from the cashier. Fearing for his life, the clerk promptly dropped $15,309 in a sack. John Lanigan, the bank’s president, sat in his office off the lobby
Fuq lejl Jannar kiesaħ 1920, the deadliest year for St. Louis Pulizija, kicked off violently. Two not so-bright robbers attempted to rob one of the largest and bravest officers on the St. Louis Dipartiment tal-Pulizija. St. Ditektifs Louis Surġent James Martin King kien mixi lejn daru lejn 4973 Lotus Avenue via N. KINGSHIGHWAY Boulevard, when two
Nhar il-Ħamis, Ġunju 12, 1919, Earl Hunter and Charles Bergman, a Parole u ex-kundanna, miżmuma l Trust Company MERAMEC ftit wara li bdiet fit 07:00 a.m. The robbery was not well planned and even more poorly executed. Il-kantuniera ta 'Virginia Avenue u Triq MERAMEC kien wieħed mill-blokki tal-karozzi triq traffikużi fil-belt. -Ħallelin kellhom,,en,uffiċjal ieħor kienet tkun, clinging għall-ħajja iżda jmutu,,en,Birmingham kien allegat li laqat Wildberger fil-wiċċ,,en,Burns taħbita Hart għall Heavyweight Titolu,,en
William Dillon kien jirrispondu għall-rapporti dwar il-qtil ta 'Uffiċjal McKenna mill-Brothers Lewis. Dillon maħsub li l-Brothers Lewis, li kienu awtomatiku u wajer ħallelin, kienu responsabbli għall-mewt McKenna. Dillon proceeded to the DeMorris home at 4232 Athlone Avenue. He observed two of the Lewis brothers enter the garage in the Ford. Dillon entered the garage
Qabel il-ġimgħa, April 7, 1916, kien fuq, l-aħwa Lewis se joqtlu żewġ St. Uffiċjali Louis Pulizija, John McKenna u William Dillon. McKenna kienet l-ewwel li jaqgħu, meta hu interrott l-aħwa tentattivi biex steal wajer, a valuable commodity during World War I. The brothers would kill Dillon, while he investigated McKenna’s murder. Il St. Louis Police Department assigned