Exhibit No. 110, a chart printed sideways and headed "Hotel Operation", with boxes for the Wofford, Grand and Sands hotels and long lists of names and cities under "Associates & Clientele", "Erickson Agents" and "Gambling Games".
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Kefauver Part 1, Exhibit 110: "Hotel Operation" chart (Wofford, Grand and Sands hotels)

A chart furnished by Daniel P. Sullivan on July 13, 1950, listing names under the Wofford, Grand and Sands hotels in Miami Beach as operators, "associates & clientele," Erickson agents and "gambling games."

Date
1950-07-13
Kind
hearing
Retrieved
2026-10-12
Docket
Investigation of Organized Crime in Interstate Commerce, Hearings before the Special Committee, 81st Cong., Part 1: Florida
Rights
A work of the United States Congress, printed by the Government Printing Office. Public domain in the United States. 17 U.S.C. § 105. The scan is of a GPO printing; Internet Archive marks it not in copyright.

Exhibit No. 110 is printed sideways at page 742 of Part 1. It is the third of the three charts Daniel P. Sullivan, of the Crime Commission of Greater Miami, presented on July 13, 1950 (marked at printed page 154). The contents describe it as a chart “listing guests at Wofford, Grand, and Sands Hotels.”

The chart is headed “Hotel Operation.” It has three columns, for the Wofford Hotel, the Grand Hotel and the Sands Hotel. Each names men with cities, followed by boxes headed “Associates & Clientele.” Under the Wofford are boxes headed “Erickson Agents” and “Gambling Games.” Names on it include Frank Erickson, Abe Allenberg, Joseph A. Doto “Joe Adonis,” Meyer Lansky, Vincent Alo, Frank Costello and Willie Moretti. Who stayed at a hotel, and in what character, is the commission’s listing.

This is a hearing exhibit. The names, ranks and relationships printed on it are the labels of a chart furnished to the committee by the Crime Commission of Greater Miami, a private body. They are not findings of the committee or of a court, and this archive does not copy any of them onto a family page or a person page.