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Al Capone seated and facing forward, wearing a dark three-piece suit, patterned tie, and pocket square, in a black-and-white portrait from around 1935.
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Philadelphia Police Department booking no. 90725: Al Capone The fall of Scarface Mugshots of Al Capone taken by Chicago police, showing a profile view on the left and a front view on the right. Capone wears a suit and tie with identification number visible.
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Prohibition - Whisky is poured down a sewer during Prohibition in the 1920s in the United States.
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Frank Costello testifying before the U.S. Senate investigating committee headed by Estes Kefauver, 1951.
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How Do Mobsters Get Their Nicknames?
Mafia nicknames like “Scarface” and “Mickey the Nose” actually have a purpose.
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Al Capone
Chicago crime boss Al Capone, c. 1935.
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Philadelphia Police Department booking no. 90725: Al Capone
Mug shot of Al Capone, Philadelphia, May 16, 1929. Capone and his bodyguard were...
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The fall of Scarface
Al Capone leaving a federal courthouse in Chicago, October 14, 1931.
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Al Capone's mugshots
The Chicago Police Department photographed American gangster Al Capone following...
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