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William Elliott Hazelgrove - Al Capone and the 1933 World's Fair

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William Elliott Hazelgrove

Al Capone and the 1933 World's Fair

2017

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Chapter Twenty-Four. Meeting Al Capone S. 123-127

„… 123Chapter Twenty-FourMeeting Al CaponeIn 1931 Warner Brothers released PubliC enemy number one, a …” „… ? Of course, he knew he would never leave alive if he shot Al Capone.The elevator stopped, and the …” „… . Al Capone fit this char-acter perfectly. Cagney even dressed like Capone, with flashy suits and a …”

Chapter Thirty-Nine. The Trial of Al Capone S. 183-185

„… 183Chapter Thirty-NineThe Trial of Al CaponeWhile electricians lit up the sky above Chicago with …” „… million- candlepower searchlights, prosecutor Dwight Green opened his case against Al Capone. He had a …” „… in the Lexington Hotel. Then he turned and said Al Capone had made $1 million from 1924 to 1929 and …”

Chapter Thirty-One. The Trial of Al Capone S. 150-152

„… 150Chapter Thirty-OneThe Trial of Al CaponeSometimes things went wrong for the Secret Six. An …” „… being aggressive enough.151The Trial of Al CaponeSo, on this warm morning the two men faced each other …” „… Al Capone.Jim Wilkerson was the son of John Wilkerson, a Union officer who had served with William …”

Chapter Nine. The Big Fellah Comes Home S. 44-49

„… the suits, and the rest can tell their wives and kids they saw the Big Fellah; they saw Al Capone.“I …” „… 44Chapter NineThe Big Fellah Comes HomeThen Al Capone went back to Chicago. He sneaked into the …” „… . Who cares about that crazy fair they are having in four years? Al Capone is in town. There’s Al with …”

Index S. 249-260

„… Administration Building, 116, 135, 187, 188Adolph Bohm Chicago Ballet Company, 21Ahern, Michael: at Al Capone’s …” „… trial, 183–85, 190–93; filing stays and appeals, 198; at jury selection, 177–78; negotiating Al Capone’s …” „… , 32–33; bathtub gin, x, 5, 33, 35; bootleg whiskey, 2–3; denatured, 5, 34; distributed by Al Capone, 35 …”

Chapter Two. Valentine’s Day, 1929 S. 2-11

„… pieces, but the doctors had pulled the lead out of him, and he had survived.He told his boss, Al Capone …” „… . People wanted booze, and Al Capone was the biggest supplier in Chicago, with mobsters like Bugs Moran …” „… holding ’em up,” Al shouted through the fence.1The soldier charged the gate where Capone stood, looking …”

Chapter Twenty-Six. One Hundred Thousand S. 131-134

„… men settled in.“Oh, you’re mistaken,” he said finally. “I don’t know Al Capone.”Wilson put a hand on …” „… and made the creases even darker. After trying to catch Al Capone for two years, he had come up with …” „… grand jury charged Al Capone on March 13, 1931, with evading taxes in 1924.4Frank Wilson had also caught …”

Chapter Eight. The Big Man S. 37-43

„… in, eyes burned out, features melted away by acid. Al Capone could have changed tracks and used his …” „… com-mit the perfect crime. Chicago was horrified, and so was Al Capone. He later offered to help solve the …” „… Guzik?”“Yes.”“What does he do?”2At this point Al Capone shifted his weight and pushed up his hat. Florida was hot …”

Chapter Thirty-Five. The Bad Plea Bargain S. 167-170

„… finally killed, people celebrated. With Al Capone, the government celebrated. Treasury official Dwight …” „… Al Capone’s deal and why should he get one at all. Somehow it leaked that the biggest gangster in …” „… to slow down his incarceration, and Judge Jim Wilkerson agreed. Al Capone was at liberty for the time …”

Chapter Thirty-Three. The Plea Bargain S. 158-161

„… it turned out he was just a hoodlum with a big gam-bling debt. Really, Al Capone should have killed …” „… Johnson didn’t wait any longer and rolled the dice. He announced the indictment of Al Capone on June 5 …” „… . Johnson agreed, and they shook.On June 16, 1931, Al Capone entered the federal courtroom in downtown …”

Preface

„… further.—Al CaponeI haven’t been out of work since the day I took off my pants.—Sally RandviiContentsForty …” „… Al Capone and the 1933 World’s FairAerial view of the 1933 World’s Fair (Source: Library of …” „… Congress)Al Capone and the 1933 World’s FairThe End of the Gangster Era in ChicagoWilliam Elliott …”

Epilogue S. 229-232

„… was Al Capone’s payback for the mayor’s efforts to clean up Chicago. Some thought Frank Nitti was …” „… Cermak was at the wrong place at the wrong time.After the world’s fair ended, Al Capone still popped up …” „… result in certain death. Al Capone was truly cut off from the world.The end of Prohibition deflated the …”

Chapter Fourteen. Death in the Underground S. 73-77

„… and another up-and-coming gangster, Al Capone.When Jake Lingle died, he was making $65 a week. He told …” „… 73Chapter FourteenDeath in the UndergroundWhile Al Capone mopped floors outside the warden’s office …” „… himself out of the game.”1 It is hard to believe Al Capone said any of this, but maybe he did read while …”

Chapter Sixteen. The Secret Six S. 84-88

„… 84Chapter SixteenThe Secret SixWhile Al Capone sat in jail, Frank Nitti, along with Al’s brother …” „… . Certainly Al Capone had found that in the 1920s booze and money were king and the police, judges, and …” „… circling, trying to find a way to get rid of Al Capone before the fair opened.And now it was time for Al …”

Chapter Seven. Bootlegging S. 32-36

„… manufacturers to shut down. Enter Al Capone.His lasting defense was that he was simply providing a service …” „… as though their lives depended on it. Al Capone had all the beer and booze they needed, and they …” „… engendered would give Al Capone $100 million a year and allow him to buy every judge, politician, or cop …”

Chapter Eighteen. Lady Godiva S. 95-99

„… with Al Capone.Still, Genovese had strong ties with Lucky Luciano, whom Capone had worked for in …” „… Northerly Island, Al Capone packed up to leave his cell, and Sally Rand had created a career at The …” „… Manhattan, so there might have been a crossover. Like Capone, he started his criminal life at fifteen …”

Notes S. 233-244

„… . Ibid., 191.3. Ibid., 192.4. Cray, Kotler, and Beller, American Datelines, 210.5. Capone, Uncle Al …” „… , 8.Chapter 14: Death in the Underground1. Kobler, Capone, 262.2. Hoffman, Scarface Al and the Crime …” „… Crusaders, 91.3. Eig, Get Capone.4. Hoffman, Scarface Al and the Crime Crusaders, 91.5. Ibid.6. Goodman …”

Chapter Forty-Three. Capone on Ice S. 198-201

„… 198Chapter Forty-ThreeCapone on IceThe papers shouted from the rooftops that Al Capone was in jail …” „… escorted Al Capone to the Dearborn Station. In his biography he said they had exchanged words, but in truth …” „… they rode in separate cars. The closest Elliot Ness ever came to Al Capone was trailing him to the …”

Chapter Forty-One. Verdict S. 190-193

„… 190Chapter Forty-OneVerdictWhile Major Lenox Lohr built his fair, Al Capone’s lawyer paced in front …” „… directly by the government in Washington, to unfairly prosecute Al Capone. They wanted to paint their …” „… owning up to its mistake, it was making Al Capone the “fall guy.” Capone was just a man caught up in …”

Chapter Nineteen. Horatio Alger Returns S. 100-104

„… 100Chapter NineteenHoratio Alger ReturnsIt’s hard to believe Dale Carnegie would cite Al Capone in …” „… the riches of the young republic. He offered Al Capone as proof.All celebrities are wrapped in the …” „… , not knowing if Capone was there or not. When Al drove by, he invited the reporter in, only to have him …”

Chapter Twenty-Nine. Springtime in Chicago S. 143-145

„… in by the early 1930s. Al Capone was a cultural phenomenon; at the same time, he was a deadly killer …” „… Al Capone, Hollywood was developing a cottage industry based on the character the United States was …” „… bad; he’s basically a businessman—like Al Capone. Killing is a last resort, and a man has to do what a …”

Chapter Twelve. The Untouchables S. 63-66

„… story about Al Capone for $300. Fraley listened to what he had to say and then crafted his own story …” „… there is none.If you ask Americans over a certain age who was responsible for apprehending Al Capone …” „… enabled them to take down Al Capone. You can almost see Fraley tapping away in his Chicago apart-ment …”

Chapter Five. Public Enemy Number One S. 25-27

„… . Louis brewer Clarence M. Busch, would appreciate Sally Rand. Al Capone liked women, especially young …” „… left cheek. Capone went crazy and punched even harder until Gallucio ran out with his sister.Al …” „… , Al?”Capone turned to his wife of twenty years. Mae Capone was a stun-ning Irish blond with long legs and …”

Chapter Twenty-One. The Secret Six Get to Work S. 110-113

„… wrote in Scarface Al and the Crime Crusaders, “Capone as dictator had as two aides a powerful labor …” „… accom-panied the trucks” cost $100 to $150 a week. Al Capone, they determined, had 2,000 people on payroll …” „… Lexington Hotel to see Al Capone. …”

Chapter Thirty-Seven. Hayseeds S. 176-178

„… president. The unverifiable word was that Herbert Hoover wanted Al Capone to go to jail and stay there. He …” „… . They did not look at Al Capone as a celebrity. They worked hard and went to church and saw Capone as …” „… wanted Capone to stand trial. A columnist for the Chicago American wrote twenty-five years later, “Two …”

Bibliography S. 245-248

„… .Capone, Deirdre Marie. Uncle Al Capone: The Untold Story from Inside His Family. Fort Myers, FL: Recap …” „… . New York: Macmillan, 1979.Estleman, Loren D. The Confessions of Al Capone: A Novel. New York: Forge …” „… , OR: Maverick, 1988.Kobler, John. Capone: The Life and World of Al Capone. New York: Da Capo Press …”

Chapter Forty-Nine. Rags to Riches S. 221-224

„… a corporate effort to rid Chicago of Al Capone. Major Lenox Lohr immediately offered corporate …” „… by Al Capone and his outfit. Democracy might just be dialec-tic, and the fact that one man could take …” „… with corporate products, the same money was found to rid the city of Al Capone. And it is interesting …”

Chapter Ten. The Perfect Storm S. 50-54

„… crashed, taking the middle class’s money with it. Al Capone’s sale of Prohibition beer was nothing …” „… street corner. The city itself was bankrupt. Bread lines stretched for blocks. Al Capone joked from …” „… prison, “Tell them, I deny absolutely that I am responsible.”12 In the irony of all ironies, Al Capone …”

Chapter Three. Chicago’s Second World’s Fair S. 12-17

„… Faircate established by John Torrio and turned over to Al Capone have been recorded.4Dawes dropped the …” „… . He knew he would have to reckon with Al Capone and the gangsters creating terror in the city. If the …” „… Second World’s Fairfrom the wealthiest businessmen in the country to fund the fair, and Al Capone was …”

Chapter Forty-Two. Racing the Clock S. 194-197

„… 194Chapter Forty-TwoRacing the ClockA little over a year after Al Capone was convicted of tax …” „… . Al Capone would have surely gone, had he been free. Public enemy number one may have been in jail …” „… quarter of the popula-tion out of work. Capone’s soup kitchens still functioned, and they were needed …”

Chapter Eleven. Financing a Fair S. 55-62

„… economy and Al Capone was still the reigning king of Chicago.Dawes sat in his office and read about …” „… before seen in the city. One, of course, was Al Capone, and the second was the Great Depression. These …” „… fair, and Al Capone might pose an existential threat to the city, and the Great Depression might just …”

Chapter Twenty-Seven. The Depression Fair S. 135-139

„… was Al Capone was responsible. A kitchen worker told a reporter, “Nobody else was doing it and Mr …” „… . . . but starvation.”4 It’s hard to know for sure, but all signs point to Al Capone benevolently feeding …” „… . Capone couldn’t stand it seeing so many poor fellows dying of starvation. Not heart failure mind you …”

Chapter Forty-Eight. A Century of Progress S. 217-220

„… had to contend with Al Capone.The connection between the Columbian Exhibition of 1893 and the 1933 …”

Chapter Twenty-Two. Beginning to Build the Rainbow City S. 114-0

„… headlines of the latest murder by Al Capone and company. Some thought the United States was on the verge of …” „… world” of Chicago. It was the future. The men working to get rid of Al Capone were suturing up the wound …”

Chapter Thirty-Two. Color and Light S. 153-157

„… would want to see orange, red, or yellow buildings? Only gangsters showed a flare for color. Al Capone …” „… could have passed Al Capone or another member of the outfit in the South Loop. He would have …”

Chapter Four. WAMPAS Baby Star S. 18-24

„… the same way as Al Capone.But first she had to get out of her hometown. Her father had let his family …”

About the Author S. 261-262

„… Presidency of Edith Wilson; Forging a President: How the Wild West Cre-ated Teddy Roosevelt; and Al Capone …”

Chapter Twenty-Eight. Nymphs S. 140-142

„… and Al Capone was running soup kitchens because the city couldn’t afford to. People said organizers …”

Chapter Forty. The Disposable Fair S. 186-189

„… was Al Capone. …”

Chapter Thirty-Eight. The Gaseous Tube S. 179-182

„… 179Chapter Thirty-EightThe Gaseous TubeWhile Al Capone bribed prospective jurors, Lenox Lohr …”

Chapter Twenty-Three. Gold Diggers S. 119-122

„… need for a woman who would dance naked behind feathers. Like Al Capone, Sally was self-made and would …”

Chapter Thirty-Six. Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fair S. 171-175

„… genius anymore. The Great Depression and Al Capone had moved into the ascendency, and Frank Lloyd Wright …”

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Sebastian Schwark - Zur Genealogie des modernen Antiamerikanismus in Deutschland

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Sebastian Schwark

Zur Genealogie des modernen Antiamerikanismus in Deutschland

Reihe: Schriftenreihe der Sektion Politische Theorie und Ideengeschichte in der DVPW | Studies in Political Theory

Band 14 2008

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Enzensbergers frühes Amerikabild S. 208-213

„… Fall Al Capones. In Enzensbergers Augen vereinigte Capone alle in einer reinen Marktgesellschaft …” „… . Er untersucht bestimmte Aspekte des Lebens von Edward Donald Slovik, William Carlos Williams, Al …” „… Capone und des karibischen Diktators Rafael Leónidas Trujillo. In dem Radiovortrag Der arglose Deserteur …”

Politische Stimme einer Generation S. 201-208

„… bestimmte Aspekte des Lebens von Edward Donald Slovik, William Carlos Williams, Al Capone und des …” „… ., S. 136-166. 12 Vgl. Todd Gitlin: The Sixties. Years of Hope, Days of Rage, New York et al.: Bentam …”

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Meropi Tzanetakis, Heino Stöver - Drogen, Darknet und Organisierte Kriminalität

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Meropi Tzanetakis (Hrsg.), Heino Stöver (Hrsg.)

Drogen, Darknet und Organisierte Kriminalität

2019

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Christian Mader Darknet-Märkte für Drogen als Herausforderung für die Strafermittlung S. 251-258

„… „Organisierten Kriminalität“ ist Alphonse Gabriel - Al Capone - zu nennen. Obwohl sein Schwerpunkt nicht auf den …” „… wie etwa Alphonse Gabriel - Al Capone -, Marcos Arturo Beltrán-Leyva und Pablo Emilio Escobar Gaviria …” „… im Wege des Straßenverkaufes oder im Darknet dealen. Literatur Bergreen, L (1996). Al Capone. Ein …”

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Hans Richard Brittnacher (Hrsg.)

Inseln

2017

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VON DER HISTORIE ZUR FABULA. Alcatraz im Film S. 53-77

„… gefährlichsten Verbrecher der Vereinigten Staaten inhaftiert waren. Al Capone, »Machine Gun« Kelly, der »Birdman …” „… Alkoholschmuggel aufblühen. Gangsterbosse wie Al »Scarface« Capone herrschten wie Fürsten, in den Straßen der …” „… . Auch der große Al Capone war auf Alcatraz nur noch eine kleine Nummer. Roy Gardner schrieb in seinen …”

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Martin Simon Eibach - Abwesenheitsverfahren vor völkerstrafrechtlichen Tribunalen

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Martin Simon Eibach

Abwesenheitsverfahren vor völkerstrafrechtlichen Tribunalen

Reihe: Schriften zum Internationalen und Europäischen Strafrecht

Band 42 2020

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Einführung S. 27-33

„… eigene Polizei verfüge, sei es stets so, als fahnde man nach Al Capone – aber bloß mit der höflichen …” „… Bitte an Capone, ob er sich nicht selbst stellen wolle, sowie mit der Bitte an andere mächtige Gruppen …” „… Omar Al Baschir hat dem ICC seine Grenzen schmerzvoll vor Augen geführt. Der Internationale …”

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