Ignazio Lupo newspaper 1912

[motorfab]

I found this article on Ignazio Lupo. I had already seen the illustration image but not the whole article.

https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/data ... lZymNEnQKQ

[Laurentian]

I found this article on Ignazio Lupo. I had already seen the illustration image but not the whole article.

https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/data ... lZymNEnQKQ

Thanks for posting that article of historical interest, motorfab.

[motorfab]

I found this article on Ignazio Lupo. I had already seen the illustration image but not the whole article.

https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/data ... lZymNEnQKQ

Thanks for posting that article of historical interest, motorfab.

My pleasure.

To the moderators i just realized that there is a section "various articles". I didn't see it ... Sorry about that ...

[B.]

Newspapers used to be a true work of art. Incredible illustration.

[bert]

I found this article on Ignazio Lupo. I had already seen the illustration image but not the whole article.

https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/data ... lZymNEnQKQ

Just the way it's laid out is great. Great link.

[B.]

Also major respect for the days when newspaper headlines called gangsters "Evil Whelps".

[maxiestern11]

Also major respect for the days when newspaper headlines called gangsters "Evil Whelps".

What’s a whelp? Lol

or as in Mean Streets “what’s a Mook”?

[Lupara]

Also major respect for the days when newspaper headlines called gangsters "Evil Whelps".

Made me smile too. Ofcourse nobody dared to call the robber barons that, even though they were "evil whelps" on a whole different level than a bunch of Italian hoodlums on the streets of Manhattan.

But great title nevertheless. I can't imagine the editor didn't feel the slightest amount of humor when he came up with that. [emoji57]