I'm not sure if Jasper Aiello was made. I didn't think he was.
I'm not sure if Cavallaro was a capo, either.
Cleveland circa '65
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Re: Ohio 1960's
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Re: Ohio 1960's
Here is a list of Cleveland members in 1968 from MF. I think I may have added some to the list. Don't remember.
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Administration:
Boss: John Scalish
UnderBoss: Anthony “The Old Man” Milano
Consiglieri: John DeMarco
Members:
Joseph Jasper “Fats” Aiello
Angelo Alfred Amato Sr.
John “King” Angersola (Miami)
Tommaso Argento
Frank Brancato
Dominic Caputo - ?
Ralph Carpinelli
Cologero “Charlie” Cassaro
Frank D’Agostino Sr.
Anthony “Tony Dope” Delsanter
Paul DeMaio
Frank Embrescia
John Felice - ?
Joseph Fontana
William “Billy Sunday” Lantini (Died in 1968) - ?
James “Jack White” Licavoli
August Lococo
Angelo “Big Ange” Lonardo
Dominick “Dom” Lonardo - ?
Vincenzo ‘James” Lupo
Dominick Mallamo
Frank Milano (Former Boss)
Michael J. Minaden
Frank Minniti
Cologero “Leo Lips” Moceri
Anthony Mollica
Joseph Morello - ?
Angelo Napi (Died in 1968) - ?
Victor Nelli (Died in 1967) - ?
Anthony “Tony’ Panzarella
Salvatore “Sam Pap” Papalardo - ?
Tony “Neufiox Scott” Paul
Angelo Perna
Joseph H. Pieri
Alfred “The Owl” Polizzi (Former Boss)
Stefano Randazzo (South Florida)
Mike Romeo Sr.
Paul Romeo Sr.
Nick Satullo
Angelo Sciria
Dominic Sospirato
John “Peanuts” Tronolone
Suspected:
Nick Francis Barone (Youngstown)
Dominick Bartone
Louis Battista (Canton)
Anthony Bonadonna
Frank Guagenti (Lima)
James LaFatch
Paul Lamonge (Niles)
Charles J. Parise (Canton)
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Administration:
Boss: John Scalish
UnderBoss: Anthony “The Old Man” Milano
Consiglieri: John DeMarco
Members:
Joseph Jasper “Fats” Aiello
Angelo Alfred Amato Sr.
John “King” Angersola (Miami)
Tommaso Argento
Frank Brancato
Dominic Caputo - ?
Ralph Carpinelli
Cologero “Charlie” Cassaro
Frank D’Agostino Sr.
Anthony “Tony Dope” Delsanter
Paul DeMaio
Frank Embrescia
John Felice - ?
Joseph Fontana
William “Billy Sunday” Lantini (Died in 1968) - ?
James “Jack White” Licavoli
August Lococo
Angelo “Big Ange” Lonardo
Dominick “Dom” Lonardo - ?
Vincenzo ‘James” Lupo
Dominick Mallamo
Frank Milano (Former Boss)
Michael J. Minaden
Frank Minniti
Cologero “Leo Lips” Moceri
Anthony Mollica
Joseph Morello - ?
Angelo Napi (Died in 1968) - ?
Victor Nelli (Died in 1967) - ?
Anthony “Tony’ Panzarella
Salvatore “Sam Pap” Papalardo - ?
Tony “Neufiox Scott” Paul
Angelo Perna
Joseph H. Pieri
Alfred “The Owl” Polizzi (Former Boss)
Stefano Randazzo (South Florida)
Mike Romeo Sr.
Paul Romeo Sr.
Nick Satullo
Angelo Sciria
Dominic Sospirato
John “Peanuts” Tronolone
Suspected:
Nick Francis Barone (Youngstown)
Dominick Bartone
Louis Battista (Canton)
Anthony Bonadonna
Frank Guagenti (Lima)
James LaFatch
Paul Lamonge (Niles)
Charles J. Parise (Canton)
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Re: Ohio 1960's
Thanks, Pogo.
MF? MobFan?
This is who is lacking on my first chart.
MF? MobFan?
This is who is lacking on my first chart.
Pogo The Clown wrote: ↑Fri Aug 11, 2017 5:10 pm Angelo Alfred Amato Sr.
John “King” Angersola (Miami)
Dominic Caputo - ?
Charles “Charlie” Carisi
Cologero “Charlie” Cassaro
Frank D’Agostino Sr.
Paul DeMaio
Frank Embrescia
John Felice - ?
Joseph Fontana
August Lococo
Dominick “Dom” Lonardo - ?
Michael J. Minaden
Frank Minniti
Anthony Mollica
Joseph Morello - ?
Angelo Napi (Died in 1968) - ?
Victor Nelli (Died in 1967) - ?
Anthony “Tony’ Panzarella
Salvatore “Sam Pap” Papalardo - ?
Tony “Neufiox Scott” Paul
Joseph H. Pieri
Alfred “The Owl” Polizzi (Former Boss)
Stefano Randazzo (South Florida)
Nick Satullo
Angelo Sciria
Dominic Sospirato
John “Peanuts” Tronolone
Suspected:
Nick Francis Barone (Youngstown)
Dominick Bartone
Anthony Bonadonna
Frank Guagenti (Lima)
Charles J. Parise (Canton)
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Re: Ohio 1960's
It's a new morning in America... fresh, vital. The old cynicism is gone. We have faith in our leaders. We're optimistic as to what becomes of it all. It really boils down to our ability to accept. We don't need pessimism. There are no limits.
Re: Ohio 1960's
Dominic Mallamo, Paul Romeo and Mike Romeo from Youngstown were all affiliated with Pittsburgh but were also close to Tony Milano in Cleveland. Youngstown was wide open territory in the 40's-60s and they had representation from Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Detroit and Buffalo. The Calabrians operated very differently from the Sicilians and Youngstown had several factions. Similar to the way the Riccabene's were in Philadelphia. From the 1940's through the 1970's and into the very early 80's, Dominic Mallamo, Paul Romeo and Mike Romeo were the Power houses in Youngstown with deep national ties and blood relationships as well as direct connections in blood lines to the Calabrian Mafia or N'Drangheta. The Calabrians were always the strongest faction in Youngstown going back to the early 1900s up until 1988 when Vincenzo "Brier Hill Jimmy" Prato died.
Vince DeNiro was with Cleveland, Cadillac Charlie was with Cleveland but both of them had a grape business with Dominic Mallamo. Mallamo, Cheech Martel and Dominic Sergi used to make the best wine and I can remember being a kid going over to big Dom's house and having a little glass of wine right from the barrel. Mallamo would bring homemade wine to so many weddings and give it out to all of his family and friends. My grandfather would get him the barrels through a friend of his at the local distributor. The Carabbias were all with Cleveland. Ronnie Carabbia was a favorite of Angelo Lonardo and John Scalish.
Vince DeNiro was with Cleveland, Cadillac Charlie was with Cleveland but both of them had a grape business with Dominic Mallamo. Mallamo, Cheech Martel and Dominic Sergi used to make the best wine and I can remember being a kid going over to big Dom's house and having a little glass of wine right from the barrel. Mallamo would bring homemade wine to so many weddings and give it out to all of his family and friends. My grandfather would get him the barrels through a friend of his at the local distributor. The Carabbias were all with Cleveland. Ronnie Carabbia was a favorite of Angelo Lonardo and John Scalish.
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Re: Ohio 1960's
Chris christie I think akron was importent , there was plenty of action in Akron , made guys who lived in the area
Frank LoCascio died 62
Anthony Lafatch died 94
Tony Lafatch died 93
Carl Rospo died 64
Leo moceri died 75
frank Milano died 1970 sold akron home in the mid 50's i think
You have charles vizzinni as a akron capo he was A youngstown guy by 65 was most likely not very active and living in flordia most of the year
In 1965 Leo moceri was the top man in Summit county/ Akron
Ernest Fusco / lasalle
Anthony Lafatch
Tony Lafatch
Frank LoCascio died 62
Anthony Lafatch died 94
Tony Lafatch died 93
Carl Rospo died 64
Leo moceri died 75
frank Milano died 1970 sold akron home in the mid 50's i think
You have charles vizzinni as a akron capo he was A youngstown guy by 65 was most likely not very active and living in flordia most of the year
In 1965 Leo moceri was the top man in Summit county/ Akron
Ernest Fusco / lasalle
Anthony Lafatch
Tony Lafatch
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Re: Ohio 1960's
Treasurer/ union liason Maishe rockman
Allen COunty ( Lima )
Frank Guagenti
argento, Tommaso He moved to Lima
Richland county mansfeild
Antonio MOllica
Lake county
Louis carriere may of been dead by 65 not made but still was considered lake countys top gambling man
Jefferson COunty ( stubenville )
James tropodi
Cosmo Quattrone
Allen COunty ( Lima )
Frank Guagenti
argento, Tommaso He moved to Lima
Richland county mansfeild
Antonio MOllica
Lake county
Louis carriere may of been dead by 65 not made but still was considered lake countys top gambling man
Jefferson COunty ( stubenville )
James tropodi
Cosmo Quattrone
"if he's such A sports wizard , whys he tending bar ?" Nicky Scarfo
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Re: Ohio 1960's
Did Cleveland City only have one Capo in Frank Brancato? Were there any other captains identified or just a single crew?
Do we have information on what members/reps like a Louis Carriere or Mollica's immediate superior was? Another captain or direct with the admin?
(BTW, I'm updating the chart on my first first as info gets added. Thanks!)
Do we have information on what members/reps like a Louis Carriere or Mollica's immediate superior was? Another captain or direct with the admin?
(BTW, I'm updating the chart on my first first as info gets added. Thanks!)
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Re: Ohio 1960's
Chris Christie wrote: ↑Sat Aug 12, 2017 5:59 am Did Cleveland City only have one Capo in Frank Brancato? Were there any other captains identified or just a single crew?
I believe Angelo Lonardo was a Cleveland based Capo during this period.
Pogo
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Re: Ohio 1960's
Warren
add JOhn Licavoli (jack whites brother ) to warren
Move Paul La monge from Cleveland to warren
add JOhn Licavoli (jack whites brother ) to warren
Move Paul La monge from Cleveland to warren
"if he's such A sports wizard , whys he tending bar ?" Nicky Scarfo
Re: Ohio 1960's
Was Ron Carabbia running the youngstown rackets for jack white by 1965?
"if he's such A sports wizard , whys he tending bar ?" Nicky Scarfo
Re: Ohio 1960's
By the late 60's, the Carabbia brothers were the dominant prescence for Cleveland. They had parts of Mahoning County and Trumbull County
"I figure I’m gonna have to do about 6000 years before I get accepted into heaven. And 6000 years is nothing in eternity terms. I can do that standing on my head. It’s like a couple of days here."
-Pauly Walnuts, RIP
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Can't forget Giovanni "John" DeMarcoChris Christie wrote: ↑Sat Aug 12, 2017 5:59 am Did Cleveland City only have one Capo in Frank Brancato? Were there any other captains identified or just a single crew?
Do we have information on what members/reps like a Louis Carriere or Mollica's immediate superior was? Another captain or direct with the admin?
(BTW, I'm updating the chart on my first first as info gets added. Thanks!)
"I figure I’m gonna have to do about 6000 years before I get accepted into heaven. And 6000 years is nothing in eternity terms. I can do that standing on my head. It’s like a couple of days here."
-Pauly Walnuts, RIP
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Re: Ohio 1960's
POGO and Chris - Why no Pat Ferruccio from Canton?
I believe he may have started out with Cleveland but he was Consigilere with Pittsburgh when I met him.
I believe he may have started out with Cleveland but he was Consigilere with Pittsburgh when I met him.
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Re: Ohio 1960's
Consig no?JCB1977 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 12, 2017 9:44 amCan't forget Giovanni "John" DeMarcoChris Christie wrote: ↑Sat Aug 12, 2017 5:59 am Did Cleveland City only have one Capo in Frank Brancato? Were there any other captains identified or just a single crew?
Do we have information on what members/reps like a Louis Carriere or Mollica's immediate superior was? Another captain or direct with the admin?
(BTW, I'm updating the chart on my first first as info gets added. Thanks!)