1920 in Organized Crime - Deaths

Deaths

  • Paddy "the Bear" Ryan, Valley Gang leader
  • February 2 - Maurice Enright, Chicago labor racketeer
  • May 11 - Jim Colosimo "Big Jim", Chicago prostitution and gambling racketeer
  • October 2 - Giovanni "John" Vitale, Detroit mafia leader
  • December 26 - Monk Eastman (Edward Osterman), Eastman Gang founder

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