Wicked Cleveland / Jane Ann Turzillo.

Author/creator Turzillo, Jane Ann
Format Electronic
Publication InfoCharleston, SC : History Press, [2022]
Description126 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
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Contents Part I. Sex, vice and rock-and-roll. Burlesque at the Roxy ; Short Vincent Avenue ; Jean's Funny House Peep Shows ; Closing Down the Harvard Club ; W.O.W. -- Part II. Cops, corpses and crooks. The Assassin ; Fred Kohler: Loved or Hated ; "Big Jim" Morton, Bank Robber ; Cop Killer ; "Fast Eddie" Watkins -- Part III. Blazes, bombs and beer. The Burning River ; Museum's The Thinker Vandalized ; Indians' Ten-Cent Beer Night.
Abstract "From world-class museums and popular sports teams to peaceful parks and charming neighborhoods, Cleveland has a lot to offer. But it has a wilder, darker side. Along the one-block passageway called Short Vincent, tourists and celebrities mixed with bookies and mobsters for drinks and dinner, underworld gossip and all kinds of 'entertainment.' In 1969, Ted Conrad disappeared with $215,000 in stolen cash. An obituary more than fifty years later finally told authorities where he went. In the wee hours of March 24, 1970, someone slipped up to the front of the Cleveland Museum of Art and planted a bomb on the marble pedestal that supported Rodin's The Thinker. Who and why remain unknown. Award-winning true crime author Jane Turzillo brings together the strippers, gangsters, robbers, shady politicians and more from Cleveland's rough and rowdy past"--Page 4 of cover.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references (pages 121-126).
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Technical detailsMode of access: World Wide Web
Genre/formElectronic books.
LCCN 2022933323
ISBN9781467150248 (paperback)
ISBN146715024X
ISBN9781540252500 (hardcover)
ISBN1540252507 (hardcover)

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