The body of a man identified as John Dano, described as a relatively unimportant figure in Chicago's illicit liquor traffic, was found near the intersection of two main traveled roads in Franklin Park, a suburb. The man had five bullet wounds and had been tossed from an automobile, and authorities were convinced he was the victim of a bootleg feud.

The body of a man identified as John Dano, described as a relatively unimportant figure in Chicago's illicit liquor traffic, was found near the intersection of two main traveled roads in Franklin Park, a suburb. The man had five bullet wounds and had been tossed from an automobile, and authorities were convinced he was the victim of a bootleg feud.

The body of a man identified as John Dano, described as a relatively unimportant figure in Chicago's illicit liquor traffic, was found near the intersection of two main traveled roads in Franklin Park, a suburb. The man had five bullet wounds and had been tossed from an automobile, and authorities were convinced he was the victim of a bootleg feud.