The United States of America v. Alphonse Capone, Joseph C. Fusco, Nick Juffra, Bert Delaney, William DeDoes, Frank Juffa, Harry Green, Fred Benton, Walter Johnson, John Arcie, Joe Smith, Frank Brown, George Smith, Anthony Juffra, William Dowd, James Sullivan, Sam Donile, William Johnson, William Man

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The United States of America v. Alphonse Capone, Joseph C. Fusco, Nick Juffra, Bert Delaney, William DeDoes, Frank Juffa, Harry Green, Fred Benton, Walter Johnson, John Arcie, Joe Smith, Frank Brown, George Smith, Anthony Juffra, William Dowd, James Sullivan, Sam Donile, William Johnson, William Mann, Robert Price, Ed Crosby, Charles Wyner, Nicholas J. Wirtz, Harry J. Swanson, Henry Carter, Michael Potson, Steve Swoboda, Frank Nagel, John Suters, George Talbot, George Talbot Jr., George Blake, George Howlett, John Miller, John Chandler, John Peterson, John Doyle, George Anderson, Eddie Costello, William Howard, Richard Swanson, Jack Heinan, Fred Brown, Joe D’Angelo, John Brown, James Vesta, Harvey Brody, Joe Ryan, Albert Holmes, John Howard, Charles J. Marr, Joseph E. Bennett, John Juffra, Earl Butler, Percy Cox, Chris Sansone, Roy Campbell, Frank Carey, Patrick O’Brien, Frank Contie, Mike Smith, James Callaway, Frank Stork, Harry Olson, James Holton, jack Carlson, and Frank Uva

1931-1934

This is a criminal case file with Al Capone, Alphonse Capone, Joseph C. Fusco, Nick Juffra, Bert Delaney, William DeDoes, Frank Juffa, Harry Green, Fred Benton, Walter Johnson, John Arcie, Joe Smith, Frank Brown, George Smith, Anthony Juffra, William Dowd, James Sullivan, Sam Donile, William Johnson, William Mann, Robert Price, Ed Crosby, Charles Wyner, Nicholas J. Wirtz, Harry J. Swanson, Henry Carter, Michael Potson, Steve Swoboda, Frank Nagel, John Suters, George Talbot, George Talbot Jr., George Blake, George Howlett, John Miller, John Chandler, John Peterson, John Doyle, George Anderson, Eddie Costello, William Howard, Richard Swanson, Jack Heinan, Fred Brown, Joe D’Angelo, John Brown, James Vesta, Harvey Brody, Joe Ryan, Albert Holmes, John Howard, Charles J. Marr, Joseph E. Bennett, John Juffra, Earl Butler, Percy Cox, Chris Sansone, Roy Campbell, Frank Carey, Patrick O’Brien, Frank Contie, Mike Smith, James Callaway, Frank Stork, Harry Olson, James Holton, Jack Carlson, and Frank Uva related to prohibition. Al Capone, an organized crime boss in Chicago, along with others were indicted for unlawfully having in their possession of intoxicating alcohol. The file includes an indictment, appearances, bench warrants, citations, and motions.

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Capone, Al, 1899-1947

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Al Capone was born January 17, 1899 in Brooklyn, New York. He was a gangster who started his career in New York City and gained notoriety while in Chicago during the Prohibition era. He was arrested for tax evasion in 1931. He died on January 5, 1947 in Florida....