... the center of all criminal activity in the underworld of Chicago. During the depression, many people were homeless and starving. With the looted money that Capone had, he opened up a soup kitchen where the less fortunate could come and eat. His kitchens employed thousands of people. This made Capone look like a generous person. Even though he was a ruthless businessman, he always ... ...

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... claims that his gang has gone straight and ended the days of violence and drug trafficking. Many believe that these attempts have been directly modeled after Al Capone who operated soup kitchens during the height of the Great Depression. Legitimate or not, Hoover's 150 year sentence without parole will not likely allow him to control any type of organization outside of ... ...

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