[DOC] [TLE] Al Capone - Wikipedia [PAR] Alphonse Gabriel "Al" Capone was an American gangster who attained fame 
during the Prohibition era as the co-founder and boss of the Chicago Outfit. His... [DOC] [TLE] 8 Things You Should Know About Al Capone - History Lists [PAR] May 5, 2015 ... Learn about one of America's most notorious gangsters, from the ... did time for at 
Alcatraz to his feelings about the nickname Scarface. ... Al Capone headed a 
Chicago-based crime empire that raked in ... He hated his famous nickname. ... 
them off as war woundsalthough he never served in the military. [DOC] [TLE] Origins of the Scars - My Al Capone Museum [PAR] Al Capone would like to refer to those nasty marks on the left side of his face as a 
result of fighting in the lost ... Frankie Yale was a mob boss in New York. [DOC] [TLE] Al Capone - Biography - IMDb [PAR] Infamous Chicago gangster Al Capone was born in the tough Williamsburgh ... 
the scar to wounds he received in battle while fighting with the famous "lost 
battalion" in ... So great was his power that he claimed he "owned" Chicago, and 
once ... face that gave him his famous nickname came from an incident in 1918 
while he... [DOC] [TLE] Frank Galluchio, the man that gave Al Capone his nickname of ... [PAR] FRANK GALLUCCIO NEW YORK HOOD MAFIA MOBSTER AL CAPONE 
GAMBLING . .... the famous St. Valentine's Day Massacre in Chicago, and 
Capone claimed ... Claiming descent from the Italian royal family, DeCavalcante 
was nicknamed .... would kill, then cut out and eat the liver of each Crow brave he 
came across. [DOC] [TLE] 21 Slang Terms From World War I | Mental Floss [PAR] Aug 7, 2014 ... as he flew his airplane between the exploding German shells on the Western 
Front. ... word comes from, although one popular theory claims that because 
blimps ... the term came to be used as a nickname for shrapnel or shell-fire. ... 
However its use in military slang to refer to wounds, scars, shrapnel, and... [DOC] [TLE] Peaky Blinders: new BBC TV series about brutal and brazen pre-war ... [PAR] Sep 11, 2013 ... The Brummie Sopranos: As brutal and brazen as the Mob, they made the ... 
leader who runs Twenties Birmingham rather like Al Capone did Chicago. ... In 
fact, the nickname is more likely to come from the fact that the Brummie .... who 
claims members of his family were in the gang two generations ago. [DOC] [TLE] 'Two-Gun' Hart: The Prohibition Cowboy | HistoryNet [PAR] Dec 1, 2011 ... Two-Gun Hart became a Prohibition agent in 1920, keeping his family roots a 
deep secret. ... This skill came in handy, he claimed, when in 1917 the nation 
went to war .... the driver, 35-year-old Ed Morvace, dying from a gunshot wound. 
.... Although famous for his nickname and proficiency with pistols, Hart... [DOC] [TLE] Machine Gun Kelly - Paradise Historical Society [PAR] From the famous kidnapping of Charles Lindbergh's toddler, which resulted in the 
... of the tiny victim, came the Federal Kidnapping Act, also known as the 
Lindbergh Law. ... Most folks were not aware that members of the gangster 
element had ... Robert, nicknamed Boss by his mother as a toddler, was the 6th 
child of this... [DOC] [TLE] Cosa Nostra News: Cosa Nostra Has Decorated War Vets Too [PAR] Jun 28, 2015 ... Mobsters are criminals, but some of them are heroes, too, or at least ... the 
famously tough-looking Eastman's poorly healed bullet wounds, ... lethal mob 
killer, actually got his nickname not from his work on the ... Acts by people 
claiming the right to do what they want with their time, ... Chicago to be exact. [DOC] [TLE] Earle Leonard Nelson | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers [PAR] Nelson claimed victims in several West Coast cities (including San Francisco, 
San Jose, ... America had just gotten into WWI when Nelson emerged. ... In his 
wake, the papers dubbed him the

Question: This Chicago mobster claimed his famous nickname came from a WWI wound
Answer: Al Capone