1928 in Organized Crime - Deaths

Deaths

  • Francesco Uale "Frankie Yale", New York Black Hand boss
  • April 21 - Charles Birger, Illinois Prohibition gangster
  • July 25 - Salvatore Canale, Joe Aiello Gang member
  • September 7 - Antonio Lombardo, Unione Siciliane President and Al Capone consigliere
  • November 4 - Arnold Rothstein "The Brain", New York mobster and gambler
  • October 10 - Salvatore D'Aquila "Toto", Gambino crime family founder and "capo de tutti capi"

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