While engaged in handling a difficult divorce suit in present-day St. Paul, lawyer Riley McReynolds becomes obsessed with tracking down the teenage girl who absconded with a large amount of money which Dion O'Banion, an Irish gangster, had stolen from Al Capone, and for which O'Banion had been executed by Capone and his associates in 1924.
Covers 177 of the most infamous assassins, serial killers, frauds, gangsters, murderers, terrorists, thieves, and traitors of American history.
Watts here argues that conventions of oral rhetoric were adapted to shape the literary form and contents of the Pentateuch.
Eamon Loingsigh claims Connors was “shot and killed” in a bar at Warren and Bond Streets, drilled by Helen Finnegan in retaliation for slaying brother James “a year earlier,” but press coverage bares multiple errors in that account.3 ...
American Gangsters, Then and Now tells the stories of a number of famous gangsters and gangs—Jesse James and Billy the Kid, the Black Hand, Al Capone, Sonny Barger and the Hell's Angels, the Mafia, Crips and Bloods, and more.
O'Banion's emphases on the community college and its students began in the early 1970s (Teachers for Tomorrow: ... works focused on critiques of student development theory (Chapter 1) and O'Banion's works from 1970 to the present, ...
The challenge for trustees and CEOs is to anticipate and plan for preserving some semblance of trust and success while the rogue is present. Sadly, as noted in O'Banion's research, only about half of the attempts to change the behavior ...
This book embeds theoretical bases within practical explanations and examples advisors can use in answering fundamental questions such as: What will make me a more effective advisor? What can I do to enhance student success?
Captain O'Banion's Story of the Chinese Revolution Carl Glick. only men present who were not Chinese were Homer Lea and himself. Homer Lea took pains to introduce him to everyone, and mentioned briefly who he was.
When I first started going to O'Banion's, I'd sometimes get dissed by the first gens, “Oh, you didn't go to La Mere, ... the thing to do is to try to hold onto the good ideas of the past, but be open for good ideas in the present.
“I will now present evidence which will satisfy the Board that Trustee O'Banion's allegations are not only without foundation, but motivated by a personal vendetta against Chancellor Stark.