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Reno Mobsters Aid Gangster From Chicago, Raising Suspicions

Bank Club (Reno, NV), Cal-Neva Lodge (Lake Tahoe, NV), Casino History, Crimes / Violence / Punishments: Cheating / Fleecing: Rigged Roulette Wheel, Crimes / Violence / Punishments: Robbery / Theft / Embezzling, Elmer "Bones" F. Remmer, Frank "Frankie" Frost, Gambling History, Gaming History, George Wingfield, Golden Hotel (Reno, NV), It Really Happened, Jack Sullivan / John D. Scarlett, James "Jim/Cinch" C. McKay, Nevada, New York--New York, Reno--Nevada, Riverside Hotel (Reno, NV), United States, William "Bill/Curly" J. GrahamBy doresa banningAugust 19, 2020Leave a comment

1936 A man walked into the Greenleaf & Crosby jewelry store in New York’s Rockefeller Center at about 11 a.m. on Monday, January 6. Two others followed through the other entrance. “This is a stickup,” one of them said. He ordered the two salesmen there, Walter Gibson and Robert Mercadal, to sit and not turn…

Reno Gambling Club Owners Describe Industry’s Ruling Mobsters

Belle Livingstone, Casino History, Gambler (Operators/Players), Gambler (Operators/Players): Memoirs, Gambling, Gambling: Mobster Control Of, Gaming History, George Wingfield, Governing / Regulatory Bodies: Reno City Council (NV), Governing / Regulatory Bodies: Reno City Council (NV): William A. Justi, Harold S. Smith, Sr., Harolds Club (Reno, NV), It Really Happened, James "Jim/Cinch" C. McKay, Mobsters / Gangsters / Syndicate Members (Alleged) / Organizations, Nevada, Reno--Nevada, The Cowshed (Reno, NV), United States, William "Bill/Curly" J. GrahamBy doresa banningDecember 18, 2019Leave a comment

1920s-1930s It’s undisputed that Mobsters ruled early gambling in Reno, Nevada’s 1920s and 1930s. Two club owners who offered games of chance in the city courageously wrote, in their memoirs roughly two decades later, about the powers that were. Here are the authors and their depictions created with words:    Harold Smith, Sr., I Want…

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