Al Capone (10612 bytes)
1: ...t|frame|<small>FBI [[mugshot]] of Capone, 1931</small>]]
2: ...on]] and sent to the notorious island prison of [[Alcatraz]]. He died in [[1947]] in [[Miami Beach, F...
6: ...gri]], a town in the province of [[Salerno]]. The Capones immigrated to the [[USA]] in [[1894]].
10: ...Bureau of Indian Affairs and later became [[Marshal]] in [[Homer, Nebraska]].
11: ...e ([[1894]] - [[November 22]], [[1974]]). Called Ralph upon entering the USA. Later joined his younger...

Louis Capone (874 bytes)
1: ...anized crime]] figure. He was not related to [[Al Capone]].
3: ... under the direction of [[Louis Buchalter]] and [[Albert Anastasia]].
5: ...rch]], [[1944]], the same night that his boss Buchalter was executed.
7: Capone was buried in Holy Cross Cemetery, [[New York Cit...
9: [[Category:1896 births|Capone, Louis]]

Tom Capone (318 bytes)
1: ...azilian music producer who was nominated for several [[Latin Grammy]] awards. He was killed hours aft...
5: [[Category:2004 deaths|Capone, Tom]]

Frankie Yale (965 bytes)
1: ...e 1920's dragged on, and Yale was the victim of a Capone hit.
3: [[Category:1893 births|Yale, Frankie]]
4: [[Category:1928 deaths|Yale, Frankie]]
5: [[Category:Mafioso|Yale, Frankie]]
6: [[Category:Chicagoans|Yale, Frankie]]

Hymie Weiss (1477 bytes)
1: ...icago]] mobster and rival of [[Alphonse Capone|Al Capone]]. Weiss was born in [[Chicago, Illinois|Chicago]...
3: ...ventually led to the assassination of O'Banion by Capone's associates in [[1924]].
5: ...tside his headquarters in Chicago, a victim of an Capone hit. He was 28 years old.
7: ==External links==

Frank Nitti (906 bytes)
1: ...ois|Chicago]]. For some years there was relative calm, then in [[1943]] many in "The Outfit" were indi...
2: ...ttle respect for him, felt Nitti should take the fall for the rest of them most notably among them Nit...

Edward J. O'Hare (1858 bytes)
1: ...In 1939, a week before Capone was released from [[Alcatraz]], O'Hare was shot to death while driving.
4: ... he patented (with [[Oliver P. Smith]]) a mechanical running rabbit for use in [[dog racing]]. When S...
9: ...of his [[U.S. House of Representatives|Congressional representative]].
11: ...home with a cleaned and oiled gun, something unusual for him. It is said that his body was found wit...

Jack McGurn (1044 bytes)
1: ...was murdered, in a Chicago bowling alley, on St. Valentine's Day in [[1936]], apparently the victim of...

Tony Accardo (1616 bytes)
1: ...pone]], yet remains virtually unknown to the general public.
3: ...n [[1945]], Accardo ran the outfit for him, eventually becoming the boss himself.
5: ...s, Nevada]] away from the New York mob, and eventually controlling most of the western [[United States...
16: [[Category:Chicagoans|Anthony Accardo ALL]]
17: [[Category:Mafioso|Anthony Accardo ALL]]

Bugs Moran (3473 bytes)
5: ... his teenage years. Growing up, he ran with several gangs and was imprisoned three times before turni...
7: ...'Banion]]'s gang, bringing his small-time rackets along with him.
11: ...d to retire and handed his operation over to [[Al Capone]].
13: ==Battling Al Capone==
15: ...Moran also felt superior to Capone's gang because Capone's gang was involved in the [[prostitution]] racke...

Chicago Historical Society (972 bytes)
1: '''Chicago Historical Society''' was founded in [[1856]]. It is curren...
5: ...phonse Capone|Al Capone's]] mugshot, and the initial letter P from the old [[Playboy]] Building.
9: ==External Links==
11: [http://www.chicagohs.org/ Chicago Historical Society]
13: [[Category:Museums in Chicago|Chicago Historical Society]]

St. Valentine's Day Massacre (2378 bytes)
1: ...angs in [[Chicago]] on [[February 14]], [[1929]]. Although it was not a major event, it received natio...
4: ...sked who shot him, he replied, "Nobody shot me." Capone was conveniently on vacation in [[Florida]] at th...
6: ...men and kill them. The chief suspects, McGurn and Capone, would be well away from the scene.
8: ... Adam Heyer, Johnny May, Reinhardt Schwimmer, and Al Weinshank.
10: ...N. Clark Street, was demolished in [[1967]], the wall was sold and shipped brick by brick to George Pa...

Howard Browne (1246 bytes)
1: ...work appeared over the [[pseudonym]]s John Evans, Alexander Blade, Lawrence Chandler, Ivar Jorgensen, ...
3: ... under [[Raymond A. Palmer]]'s editorship. When Palmer left the magazines in [[1949]], Browne took ov...
5: ...t credit was the [[1975]] film ''[[Capone (movie)|Capone]]'', starring [[Ben Gazzara]].

James Colosimo (2239 bytes)
1: ...losimo with the political connections which would allow him to advance in his career as a gangster.
5: ... work there as a bartender and bouncer, providing Capone his introduction to Chicago.
7: ...anged for the hit to be carried out by [[Frankie Yale]], a [[New York, New York|New York]] gangster.
9: ... his gang was taken over by Torrio and eventually Capone.

Louis Alterie (2358 bytes)
1: '''Louis "Two Gun" Alterie''' ([[2 August]], [[1886]] - [[18 July]], [[...
3: ...apone]], the [[Genna]] brothers gang of "Little Italy", and other enemy factions.
5: ...gs and city officials, [[George Moran]] convinced Alterie to leave [[Chicago, Illinois|Chicago]] for a...
7: Alterie went to stay at his Moonridge ranch in [[Jar...
9: Despite this, over the next few years Alterie tried to return to Colorado. During this tim...

Bootlegging (437 bytes)
1: ...es. In the [[prohibition]] of the [[1920s]], [[Al Capone]] and other gangsters were major bootleggers of l...
3: ''See also'': [[parallel importation]], [[bootleg]]

P-Money (1577 bytes)
1: ...ing and mixing his way at the very top of [[New Zealand]]'s [[hip-hop]], [[disc jockey|DJing]] scene. ...
3: ...e years in a row, and in [[2001]] ranked third equal at the Technics DMC World DJ Championships.
5: ...in [[2002]] and went [[Gold_album|gold]] in New Zealand.
7: ...illz]], [[Jatis]], [[Aasim]], [[Capone (musician)|Capone]], [[Grandmaster Roc Raida]], and [[Scribe (rappe...
9: ... and "Songwriter of the Year" at the 2004 [[New Zealand Music Awards]].

Julien Inn (1929 bytes)
2: ...ts. The hotel currently has 135 guest rooms, the Alta Glocke restaurant, and large banquet facilities...
5: ...e. During the late 1800's, the hotel became a focal point of downtown Dubuque.
9: ...und garage in the area in order to hide his personal cars so that he could better disguise his presenc...
11: Louis Pfohl eventually purchased the hotel, and remodeled the hotel. ...
13: ==External Link==

Scarface (461 bytes)
1: '''Scarface''' has several meanings:
3: * '''Scarface''' is a nickname for [[Al Capone]].
4: ...e)]]. The movie was remade in [[1983]] starring [[Al Pacino]]; see [[Scarface (1983 movie)]].
5: ...''Scarface''' is a [[1990s]] rapper who was originally a member of [[the Geto Boys]]; see [[Scarface (...

Scarface (1932 movie) (1882 bytes)
1: ...y of gang warfare and police intervention when rival gangs fight over control of a city. It stars [[P...
5: ...f [[Al Capone]] (whose nickname was "Scarface"). Capone was rumored to have liked the film so much that h...
7: ... in the original ending, which is also the one usually shown today, the gangster is shot dead by polic...
11: ...ss]] and selected for preservation in the [[National Film Registry]].
13: ...'Scarface'' was remade in [[1983]] by [[Brian De Palma]]; see [[Scarface (1983 movie)]].

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