Deaths
- Norman Leslie Bruhn, Sydney gangster
- Sam Valante, Aiello Gang member
- January - John Costanaro, Chicago saloon owner and associate of the Ralph Sheldon Gang
- January 6 - Theodore Anton, Chicago Outfit associate
- April 4 - Vincent Drucci, North Side Gang member
- March 11 - Charles "Big Hayes" Hubacek, Saltis-McErlane gunman
- March 11 - Frank "Lefty" Koncil, Saltis-McErlane gunman
- March 28 - Joseph Amato, Milwaukee crime family leader
- June 10 - James DeAmato, Chicago Outfit gunman
- September 9 - Alphonse Palizzola "Green Ones gang" killed
- October 13 - Joseph Lonardo, Cleveland gangster
- October 13 - John Lonardo, brother of Joseph Lonardo
- October 16 - Jacob Orgen, New York labor union racketeer
- October 26 - John "Snowy" Cutmore, Sydney gangster
- October 27 - Joseph "Squizzy" Taylor, Melbourne gangster
- December 28 - Vito Gannola "Green Ones Gang" Killed
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