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Front page of The Evansville Journal from December 18, 1931, 16.5 x 22.25, featuring the large banner headline: "Gangster Foes Slay 'Legs' Diamond." The page features an image of the gangster, captioned: "Only a few hours after he had been acquitted of a kidnaping charge at Albany, N. Y., Jack (Legs) Diamond, above, New York City racketeer, was slain early Friday in his rooming house at Albany by two unidentified men who burst into his room. Thus, the 33 years of his life, most of which were lived in bitter conflict both with the forces of society and his rivals in the underworld was brought to an abrupt close. The assassins had joined in a celebration in recognition of Diamond's acquittal." Further details are offered in the rightmost column, headed: "Guns Cut Down Sinister Figure of Underworld: Hoodlum's Fate Snatches Czar of Crime in Moment of Victory." Framed without glass and in fine condition.
