Francesco Ioele

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Francesco Ioele, better known as Frankie Yale, was an Italian-American mobster and influential Prohibition-era gangster in New York City.

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Francesco Ioele canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Italian-American
human
mobster
activeDuring Prohibition era
activeIn Brooklyn
New York City
allyOf Al Capone
Johnny Torrio
alsoKnownAs Frank Uale
Frankie Yale
associatedWith Brooklyn Camorra
linked to: Camorra

Chicago Outfit
Italian-American Mafia
birthDate 1893-01-22
birthPlace Longobucco, Calabria, Italy
burialPlace Holy Cross Cemetery, Brooklyn
businessLocation Coney Island, Brooklyn, New York City
linked to: Coney Island
businessType saloon
causeOfDeath gunshot wounds
citizenship United States of America
countryOfBirth Italy
countryOfDeath United States of America
criminalActivity bootlegging
extortion
labor racketeering
murder for hire
deathCity New York City
deathDate 1928-07-01
deathPlace Brooklyn, New York City
linked to: Brooklyn
employed Al Capone
ethnicGroup Italian
familyName Ioele
givenName Francesco
immigratedTo United States of America
killedIn drive-by shooting
language English
Italian
mannerOfDeath homicide
notableFor control of rackets in Brooklyn
early employer and mentor of Al Capone
influence in New York City organized crime during Prohibition
occupation bootlegger
labor racketeer
mobster
racketeer
operatedBusiness Harvard Inn
residence Brooklyn, New York City
rivalOf Joe Masseria
other Brooklyn bootleggers

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Frankie Yale fullName Francesco Ioele
Frank Uale alsoKnownAs Francesco Ioele