The Life, Struggles, and Successes of American Gangster Al Capone: The Concept of the “Chicago Outfit”, the Career Path of and Italian Pasta Maker Gabriel Capone (Al Capone’s Father) and Italian Pasta Maker Teresina Capone (Al Capone’s Mother), Gabriel Capone’s Vocation After Arriving Within the U.S., How Capone Received His Signature Facial Scar, the Proclaimed Story of How Capone Received the Facial Scars Upon His Right Cheek, the Reason This Story is Confirmed to be Fictitious, the Reason Capone Migrated to Chicago, United States of America, How Capone Became the Head of the Chicago Mafia, Capone’s Affinity for Attention, the Reason News Publications Constantly Covered Capone’s Actions, the Reason the Hays Code Was Enforced, the Period When the Hays Code Was Dismantled, the Reason Capone Opened a Soup Kitchen for the Impoverished, Capone’s Annual Income During the Peak of His Career, Capone Helping American Musician Louie Armstrong Recover His Trumpet, the Reason Capone Paid Attention to Small Details Within His Wardrobe, the Reason Capone Made the Fedora an Icon of Fashion, the Symbology of a White Fedora Within Chicago During the Period, the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre, Capone’s Public Image Suffering From This Event, the Reason Capone’s Public Image Suffered Post the St. Valentines Day Massacre, Capone Migrating to Philadelphia, United States of America, Capone Pleading Guilty to a Firearms Charge, Capone’s Presence Within Chicago Being Bad for New Business, How Business Leaders Within Chicago Pressured Capone to Capitulate, U.S. President Herbert Hoover’s Administration Assembling a Team to Capture Capone, the Criminal Offense Capone Was Charged With, the Dismissal of Capone’s Guilty Plea, Capone Caught Attempting to Tamper With the Jury of His Income Tax Evasion Trial, the Instalment of a New Jury for Capone’s Income Tax Evasion Trial, the Public View of Capone During the 1930’s, 1920’s U.S. Economy vs 1930’s U.S. Economy, Capone Transferred to Alcatraz Island Federal Penitentiary, the Reason Capone Developed Dementia, the Location Capone Spent the Remainder of His Life, and the Death of Capone