This event was brought to the attention of Jeanette Landesman when she heard a barking German shepherd named Highball.
This event was brought to the attention of Jeanette Landesman when she heard a barking German shepherd named Highball. A key error in the execution of this event was a misidentification by the Keywell brothers. Among those killed during this event were an optician named Reinhardt Schwimmer and Albert Weinshank. The victims of this event had been tricked into believing that they were waiting for a delivery of stolen whiskey. This event, which took place at North Clark Street in the SMC Cartage Co. building, failed to kill its primary target, George "Bugs" Moran, who suspected a raid and kept walking after a police car pulled up too early. For 10 points, identify this 1929 killing of several members of Chicago's Northside gang, possibly orchestrated by Al Capone.
This event was brought to the attention of Jeanette Landesman when she heard a barking German shepherd named Highball.
St. Valentine's Day Massacre