Paddy Whacked: The Untold Story of the Irish American Gangster (81 page)

Gopher Gang and

to Hell’s Kitchen

hijacking booze

Hot Springs (AR)

inspiring Jimmy Cagney performances

Jack “Legs” Diamond and

jail respite

Jimmy Hines and

Joe Kennedy and

Madden-Doyle Wars

as man behind the man

murder conviction

New York exit

Patsy Doyle and

payback for

personality, style

post-Prohibition enterprises

retirement

revenge reputation

six-bullet survivor

spawning New York Irish Mob

taxi work

Two Gun Crowley and

Vincent Coll and

Madden’s No. 1

Madison Square Garden

Mafia

Apalachin (NY) conference

assassinating David Hennessy

Atlantic City conference

Bobby Kennedy attacking.
See
Kennedy, Robert F. “Bobby”

Combine and

David Hennessy and

Fidel Castro hit

Five Pointers and

high-profile of

immigrants bringing

Irish cooperation

J.F.K. assassination and

J.F.K. election influence

as “La Cosa Nostra,”

McClellan Committee and

prominent Prohibition figures

pseudonym use

See also specific Mafia members

Maggadino, Peter

Maggio, Mario

Mahoney, Richard

Malden, Karl

Maloney, Edward

Maranzano family

Marcello, Carlos

assassination instigator

Bobby Kennedy and

Joe Kennedy and

John Kennedy and

McClellan Committee and

Nixon campaign contribution

Marino, Danny

Martin, Matty

Massaria family

Matranga family

McBratney, Jimmy

McCarthy, Ann

McCarthy, John

McCarthy, Joseph

McClellan, John J.

McClellan Committee;
See also
Kennedy, Robert F. “Bobby”

McCormack, William J. “Big Bill,”

McDonald, Mary Noonan

McDonald, Michael Cassius “King Mike”

accomplishments/reputation summary

anointing mayor

bail bondsman business

boodling scheme

bookmaking syndicate

Carter Harrison and

Chicago Times

condemnation

Civil War recruiting scam

comprehensive criminal connections

death

as first-generation Irish American

Flora Feldman and

formative years

gambling enterprises

identity, image

as man behind the man

public tainting of

resenting police

retirement

“See Mike”
for everything

wife’s escapades

McDonough, Mickey

McElroy, Henry

McElroy, Jimmy

McErlane, Frank

McGarigle, William J.

McGonigle, Donnie

McGonigle, Paulie

McGrath, Edward J. “Eddie,”

McGrath, Price

McGrath & Company

McGurn, Machine Gun Jack

McLaughlin, Andrew G.

McLaughlin, Bernie

McLaughlin, Edward “Punchy,”

McLaughlin, Eugene “Red,”

McLaughlin, George

McLean, James J. “Buddy,”

McManus, Eugene

McManus, James

McManus, Maureen (Spillane)

McManus, Thomas J

McSwiggin, Seargent

McSwiggin, William H.

Meaney, George

Merlo, Mike

Metropolitans

Mickey Finn Special

military service

Mister Big.
See
Rothstein, Arnold

Money Trust

Monongahela Democratic Club

Moran, George “Bugs”

Al Capone and

Atlantic City conference and

Dean O’Banion and

death

gang slaughtered

hijacking Capone booze

Moran, George “Bugs” (
continued
)

Machine Gun Jack McGurn murder

O’Banion murder retaliation

prison sentence

St. Valentine’s Day Massacre and

Morris, John

Morrissey, John

aristocratic aspirations

boxing profession

brash introduction

cleaver duel

death

early years

Empire Club and

as first mob boss

gambling establishments

gang life and

as immigrant runner

Isaiah Rynders and

marriage

mobster image

murder trial

to New York

Old Smoke moniker

political beginnings

political life

Price McGrath and

Saratoga Springs success

William Poole and

movies

featuring Jimmy Cagney,

Godfather
movies

On the Waterfront

Moysant, Joseph

Mulligan, Hughie

Mullin Gang;
See also specific gangsters

Municipal Reform Party

Municipals

Murphy, Charles F.

Murray Paddy

Nardi, John

Nee, Patrick

youth

Nee, Peter

neighborhood-based gangs

New Basin Canal

New Deal

New England Mafia

New Orleans

criminal underworld emergence

disease outbreak

earliest Irish settlers

First Municipality

Gallatin Street district

gambling

Irish attraction to

New Basin Canal

police department.
See
Hennessy, David, Jr. prostitution

Third Municipality

work environment

See also
gangs (New Orleans 19th Century) New York

as underworld central

New York Coliseum

New York Irish Mob

birth

ethnic diversity

image popularity

newspaper circulation wars

Nicholson, Russell

Nixon, Richard

O’Banion, Dean “Deanie,”

Al Capone and

bootlegging operation

Bugs Moran and

crippling prank

employee account of

first love