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Prohibition, the 18th Amendment to the US Constitution, outlawed the production, transportation and consumption of alcoholic beverages. Because of Prohibition, people who were able to produce and ship illegal supplies of alcoholic beverages (in a practice known as bootlegging) were able to make massive profits. Al Capone was a highly successful bootlegger, and much of his criminal empire's profits were based on bootlegging.

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Yes, it has a "C" on the chimney 8775 Tamarind Ave. Fontana, CA 92335

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Al Capone was put in jail for Tax Evasion~ the government knew he was getting lots of income (alcohol and prostitution) and they had to try and pin in all back to him (thats why it took so long). Even though he had committed murders and was selling illegal alcohol they could only put him in jail for Tax Evasion.

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August 7, 1934

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I saw a 1979 angels belt buckle singed by Gene Autry for $1,200.

Ask Al. He's in Studio City, California, on Ventura Boulevard.

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I saw the same bid on Ebay!! ....only to find another bid for just $14.99. I jumped on it right when I saw it. The original owners made it clear to me that they purchased it at the Angels Stadium store back in 79'. So if you read what I read, that they were never sold to the public and only made exclusively for Angel players....I would have to say not true.

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Al Capone was indicted in 1931 for income tax evasion and violations of the Volstead Act. The violations of the Volstead Act were later dropped but he was sent, nevertheless, to Atlanta U.S. Penitentiary in May of 1932 and was later on sent to Lincoln Heights Jail temporarily before being sent to Alcatraz for the remainder of his sentence.

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yes there is going to be an i pad3 because if there is a ipad 2 there is going to be an ipad 3

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1939

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Yes

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Oh yes, Al Capone helped the poor by working at a soup kitchen, though he had many faults and had committed many crimes.

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I'm stuck in a prison with no friends at all,

I'm looking for someone who wants to play ball,

I'm in seventh grade but I really am tall,

I meet a new friend that is extremely small,

My life just got better but its still a cell wall

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No.

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Alphonse Gabriel Capone was born in the Brooklyn borough of New York City.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italian_Mafia

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yes he did, but he worked his way up to a leader so he didnt have to kill anyone but if he wanted to he would and he could..

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Yes, he had a home at Star Island off of Miami. He also lived in Chicago,

Cicero, Atlanta and Alcatraz.

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Actually, his home is on Palm Island in Miami Beach, not Star Island. I visited there in April 2010. The owner let us wander around the property and view the beach house, pool, etc. Very cool place. He also had a home in Mercer, WI. I have been to the house in Chicago. The current owner has it up for sale.

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In his teens, Capone was hired by Torrio and his partner, Frankie Yale, and a bouncer in a saloon-brothel they ran in Brooklyn. It was here that Capone picked up his moniker of "Scareface Al," after his left cheek was slashed in an altercation over a girl with a hoodlum named Frank Galluccio. Later he would tell acquaintances and reporters that he got the wound serving in the "Lost Battalion" in France in World War I, but he was never even in the service.

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His foe was Al Capone.

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He had Albert Anselmi and John Scalise beaten severely and then shot dead because he discovered their plot to assassinate him and take over the Chicago Outfit. On May 7, 1929, both men were found dead on a deserted road in Hammond, Indiana, beaten all over their bodies and shot.

Capone has never been proven to have been directly involved, but it believed by most scholars that he ordered the hits, and personally helped carry them out, beating both men with a baseball bat in a fit of rage. Whether it happened at a lavish banquet is still unknown.

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like a pig with a trumpet

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Al Sharpton's height is not confirmed, but according to Yahoo Answers he is about 5'5.