Original sentence: Samuel "Red" Levine (born 1903) was an American mobster
Edited sentence: Chapter XII, Levine's involvement in the murder of Salvatore Maranzano.Chapter XXII, brief mention of rivalry with hitman Charles "The Bug" Workman.He was irritated that the greedy Workman took most of the murder contracts which would have otherwise been handed over to him.His ancestry goes back to when his forefathers were a member of the Hebrew tribe of Levi.His last name Levine, orginally Levin came from the Jewish biblical tribe of Levi, whose descendants the Levites had distinctive duties in the Temple period.In his court testimony, Abe Reles recalled that Levine once complained to him that "any time I've got a contract Charlie is around to do the killing".Mugshot of Sam Levine.Red Levine had a longstanding rivalry with fellow Murder Inc hitman, Charles "The Bug" Workman.Samuel "Red" Levine (born 1903) was an American mobster, one of the more colorful characters of New York's underworld.They sleep with the gefilte fishes: Pat Hamou’s portrait show Six for Five recalls a forgotten era of hardboiled Hebrews by Rupert Bottenburg