... DAVID E. RUTH ALCAPONE INSIDE STORY OF THE MASTER CRIMINAL AND HIS BLOODY CAREER ON THE SPOT 50c INVENTING THE PUBLIC ENEMY The Gangster in American Culture , 1918-1934 Inventing the Public Enemy David E. Ruth Inventing the Public. Front ...

... The Public Enemy was one of the best American movies of 1931 ; yet the only Academy Award it received , or was nominated for , was that given to Bright and Glasmon for best original story . Cagney , admired as his acting was then and ...

... the " public enemy " is , the public enemy with whom the nation is at war . But a loss occasioned by a mob , by thieves or robbers , will not excuse the common carrier from his common- law liability , because neither of the latter come ...

... THE PUBLIC ENEMY . The only other exception made by the law in favor of the carrier is of losses arising from capture by the pub- lic enemy , or , as it is generally expressed , by the king's enemies ; and by the word enemies in this ...

... THE PUBLIC ENEMY . The only other exception made by the law in favor of the carrier is of losses arising from capture by the pub- lic enemy , or , as it is generally expressed , by the king's enemies ; and by the word enemies in this ...

... the public enemy , which would lay a foundation for taking possession of the goods of the plaintiff at San Eleasario , the place at which they were seized . On the contrary , the country was in possession of the arms of this government ...

... the public enemy , committed with intent to aid his operations , or defeat or interrupt those of this state , or the Confederate States , is an overt act within the meaning of the constitution . The intent is to be determined by the ...

... the public enemy . On the contrary , it was in the possession of the arms of this government . There was no enemy , no public force at the time in the neighbor hood , which put the goods in the danger of being captured . The plaintiff's ...

... the public enemy and any person charged with treason , to establish the offence of treason . Any act , the tendency of which is to give aid and comfort to the public enemy , committed with intent to aid his operations , or defeat or ...

... the public enemy , or in any way aid or assist another person to join the public enemy ; Any person who shall publicly maintain , pending any war as aforesaid , that either himself or any other person , a citizen or inhabitant of this ...