Al Capone: The King of Chicago

Al Capone and May got married on December 30, 1918 three weeks after my son Albert Francis Capone "Sony" was born. Sony wants to leave Kapone's only child (Trespacz 18). Johnny Torrio, the leader of Chicago Outfit knew that Capone needs to be kept low even after the attack, he adopted Capone to help him start a pirated business in Chicago. Starting from the life of Capone in Chicago (21), in Chicago, Capone became a best friend of Trio and became his right hand. One day, when the trio and his wife went out, he was ambushed, shot many times, and lived in barley.

However, the situation is different in Chicago equipment. In 1920, Al Capone and his partner killed Chicago's boss and began the Castellammare war. Joe Torio became the leader of the company in Chicago, Al Capone served as his partner. They earned a lot of money from the Manhattan Beer Company (Mafiasite.8m.com) they own. However, as the prohibition of the law has already been enforced, the way to earn this money at that time was illegal. One day in 1926, an enemy named Hymie Weiss walked around and hit Torrio. He controlled the equipment in Chicago to Capone, and Capone wanted retaliation against Weiss and its partner Bug's Moran (Mafiasite.8m.com).

The Al Capone mob ran to the city of Chicago. Capone's street mob is at peak time, but it has more than 1,000 members and half of the Chicago police. Capone 's salary was composed of police, state lawyers, mayor, legislature, governor, parliamentary councilor. (Nash 608) At that time, Capone was called "The King of Chicago". As the king of Chicago there is a downfall. The opponent mobs pose many threats to his life. Capone was shot in the street, and even poison fell to the food of the club. In near death experience, a hostile gang member, Dion O'Banion, shot 1000 guns at the Hawthorn Inn left by Capone. After he deceives death, arranging the death of Obonon is one of Capone 's greatest achievements. Assassination was done by Capone's two best killers, John Scalise and Albert Anselmi. Unfortunately, for Al Capone, the blow to Dion O'Banion was not very successful. (Nash 112)