Links
Internal Revenue Service files on Capone
Chicago History Museum on Al Capone
New Criminologist: The online journal of criminology
The History of the Tommy Gun: Berrien County Sheriff's Department
Hymie Weiss: The Man Who Challenged Capone for Chicago in the 1920s
Suggested Reading
The Outfit by Gus Russo
Historic Photos of Chicago Crime: The Capone Era by John Russick
The Gangs of Chicago: An Informal History of the Chicago Underworld by Herbert Asbury
Murder City: The Bloody History of Chicago by Michael Lesy
Corrections
Back flap: Credit for author photo should read “Lizz Kannenberg.”
P. 168—First paragraph, “Robert Anselmi” should read “Albert Anselmi.”
P. 180–"Flagler Avenue" should read "Flagler Street."
P. 181—First paragraph should read “Sewell,” not “Swell.”
P. 188—First paragraph, “Reinhardt” should read “Reinhart.”
P. 188—Second paragraph should read “Webster Avenue,” not “Webster Place.”
P. 189—Fourth full paragraph should read “two Tommys and one twelve-gauge shotgun.”
P. 199—Second full graf should read “Twentieth Ward,” not “Twenty-fourth.”
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