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[[1916|other events of 1916]], |
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[[1917 in organized crime]] and the |
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[[Timeline of organized crime|list of 'years in organized crime']]. |
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==Events== |
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*Summer - New York Police break up the last of the Manhattan street gangs, including the [[Hudson Dusters]], from [[Battery Park|The Battery]] to [[Spuyten Duyvil]]. Many of these former gang members would become employed as labor sluggers. Street gangs would become non-existent in New York until the release of "Kid Dropper" [[Nathan Kaplan]] and [[Johnny Spanish]] the following year. |
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*The [[Mafia-Camorra War]] begins in [[New York]] between the [[Manhattan]] Sicilian and Neapolitan [[Brooklyn]] Mafia. |
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*[[September 7]] - [[Nicholas Morello]], leader of the [[Morello crime family]], is killed with bodyguard [[Charles Ubriaco]] outside a [[Navy Street]] restaurant while arriving at peace negotiations with rival [[Pellegrino Morano]]. |
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==Arts and literature== |
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*''[[Poor Little Peppina]]'' (film) [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0007202/] |
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==Births== |
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*[[April 1]] - [[Gus Alex]], [[Chicago Outfit]] member |
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*[[June 10]] - [[Peter LoCascio|Peter Joseph LoCascio]] "Mr. Bread", [[New York]] ([[Lower East Side]]) syndicate mobster involved in narcotics |
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==Deaths== |
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*[[September 7]] - [[Nicholas Morello]], [[Morello crime family]] leader |
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*[[September 7]] - [[Charles Ubriaco]], [[Morello crime family]] member |
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[[Category:1916|Organized crime]] |
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[[Category:Years in organized crime]] |
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