Roemer once listed a Jimmy Bartoli as a "soldier" in the Grand Ave Crew under Lombardo. I haven't been able to confirm any info on a Jimmy Bartoli.
I have seen a Charles Bartoli listed in the past as a likely made member of the Outfit. This was Chuckie Bartoli, who died in 1991 and was a known Outfit figure with arrests for counterfeiting and gambling charges going back to the 30s. I believe that Chuckie Bartoli was born about 1915 in Chicago to Eugenio and Isola Bartoli who arrived in the US in 1910 from Lucca, Toscana. Although Toscani, the family settled around Division and Larabee in the heavily Sicilian Near North Side Italian colony, where Eugenio worked as a fruit vendor. Was it Co fired or just suspected that Chuckie Bartoli was a made guy? Was he with the Northside? (As an adult he loved near Hudson and Armitage).
In a 1997 LIU hearing a Daniel Bartoli was mentioned as an "organized crime associate" along with the likes of Joe Arnold, Mike Glitta, Bobby Dominic, and Ronnie Ignolfo. Chuckie Bartoli had a younger brother named Daniel so I'm assuming it's the same guy. Daniel Bartoli died in 1998.
In the early 60s another of Chuckie's younger brothers, Fred Alfredo Bartoli -- cab company owner and co-founder of Gino's East pizzeria -- was implicated at the center of a big OC investigation in Chicago (the Sterling-Harris scam) involving Illinois State legislator Richard Napolitano requesting licenses from state officials for a bunch of cars that Fred Bartoli bought from Sterling-Harris Ford and transferred to Outfit guys and their family members, likely under the direction of Phil Alderisio and Leo Rugendorf. So far as I can tell while the owners and partners of Sterling-Harris were convicted of fraud, no Outfit guys wound up being convicted of anything. As a side point, another interesting fact is that during this investigation Bartoli admitted to employing Frank Loverde in one of his cab companies, and one of his co-founders in Gino's East was a George Loverde. Given that the Bartolis had longstanding connections to the Northside I wonder if there were old links between the family and Toto Loverde? Fred Bartoli was also onetime president of the Columbus Day parade board, and died in 2004:
Today there's another Dan Bartoli who's a lieutenant in the CPD, and while I'm not positive I think he might be a grandson of Chuckie Bartoli, who seems to have also had a son named Lawrence in the CPD (and funny enough, in a classic Chicago way, the CPD spokesperson on record for giving a statement to the press regarding the murder that happened in front of Richard's Bar -- controlled of course by the Dominic family -- earlier this year was a Kellie Bartoli).
