1920s gangsters

Italian-American gangster Al Capone with US Marshal Laubenheimer. Get premium, high resolution news photos at Getty Images

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Jun 27, 2019 - 1920s sicilian gangsters (from Peaky Blinders)

The Work – Rick Mora

If you talk about the mafia, the first name that come to the mind is some crazy movie that the mafia own illegal business and killing people without mercy. Mafia during the 1920s were just like that. The reason why mafia came up with more power because of the prohibition during that period of time. The most influence, dangerous, and famous mafia during that time was Al Capone. Al Capone was an Italian mafia who attempted several murder. He did a lot of murders, however, the polices could not…

POLICE cracking down on gangs seized a loaded Tommy Gun — the weapon famously used by US mobsters including Al Capone. The submachine gun — which can fire 1,200 rounds a minute — was found stored w…

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I have always loved 1920s gangster speak! In the 1920's, gangsters like Jack McGurn - Al Capone's main assassin and general of his troops - would begin many sentences with "Say." For example: "Say, what's the beef?" Or, "Say, I wasn't anywhere near the place. See?"