Earl "Hymie" Weiss

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Earl "Hymie" Weiss was a prominent Prohibition-era Chicago mobster and leader of the North Side Gang, known as a fierce rival of Al Capone.

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instanceOf American
gang leader
mobster
organized crime figure
activeIn Chicago, Illinois, United States
activePeriod Prohibition era
alias Hymie Weiss
The Pole
associate Dean O'Banion
linked to: Dean O’Banion
birthDate 1898-01-25
birthName Earl Wojciechowski
birthPlace Chicago, Illinois, United States
burialPlace Mount Carmel Cemetery, Hillside, Illinois, United States
causeOfDeath gunshot wounds
conflict Chicago gang wars
criminalActivity bootlegging
murder
racketeering
criminalOrganization North Side Gang
deathDate 1926-10-11
deathLocationDetail in front of Holy Name Cathedral, Chicago
deathPlace Chicago, Illinois, United States
enemyOrganization Chicago Outfit
era 1920s
ethnicity Polish-American
fullName Earl Weiss
gender male
historicalContext United States Prohibition
killedBy gunmen associated with the Chicago Outfit
killedIn gangland shooting
knownFor multiple assassination attempts on Al Capone
violent reputation
language English
leaderOf North Side Gang
legalStatus career criminal
nationality United States
notableFor leadership of the North Side Gang
rivalry with Al Capone
occupation bootlegger
gangster
parentage Polish immigrant parents
regionOfActivity North Side of Chicago
religion Roman Catholic
rival Al Capone
succeeded Dean O'Banion as leader of the North Side Gang
linked to: Dean O’Banion

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