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   They had two sons, Joey and Nick, both of whom play defensive end as their father did, Joey for the Los Angeles Chargers, and Nick for the San Francisco 49ers. [ 14 ] For most of his married life, Accardo lived in River Forest, Illinois .

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   photo: Philip Liborio Gangi. All in the Family: Tony Accardo Jr. (left) stands in front of Villa Romana Ristorante Italiano on Irving Street while his dad, Tony, holds his grandson Tony III. The Accardo family members are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the family-owned Villa Romana.

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   Anthony R. Accardo, Jr., and his bride, Janet Hawley, the former beauty queen and airline stewardess rush from church in suburban River Forest following their wedding 6/10. Young Accardo, operator of a travel agency, is the son of Anthony (Big Tuna) Accardo reputed crime syndicate figure.

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   Who is Tony Accardo, also known as?

   • Tony Accardo, also known as Joe Batters or Big Tuna, began his criminal career as a bodyguard for Capone and ended it as mob boss. The nickname 'Joe Batters' was given to him by Capone after Accardo dispatched to death a couple of colleagues who had displeased Capone.

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   Did Accardo pay a street tax?

   • As with all caporegimes, Accardo received 5% of the crew's earnings as a so-called "street tax". Accardo, in turn, paid a tax to the Outfit's boss. If a crew member refused to pay a street tax (or paid less than half of the amount owed), they would be killed.

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   How did Accardo make money?

   • Accardo soon developed a variety of profitable rackets, including gambling, loansharking, bookmaking, extortion, and the distribution of untaxed alcohol and cigarettes. As with all caporegimes, Accardo received 5% of the crew's earnings as a so-called "street tax". Accardo, in turn, paid a tax to the Outfit's boss.

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   What did Accardo do in the 1940s?

   • Under Accardo's leadership in the late 1940s, the Outfit moved into slot and vending machines, counterfeiting cigarette and liquor tax stamps, and expanding narcotics smuggling. Accardo placed slot machines in gas stations, restaurants, and bars throughout the Outfit's territory.

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   Who was Jim Carto?

   • His neighbor and friend physician Jim Carto lived across the street off Ashland Ave in the Mars Candy Mansion, and was rumored to have assisted in providing medical care. Due to their similar-sounding last names, Carto was often confused with Accardo and became respected as a member of the Accardo family.

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   Why did Capone and Accardo drop the gimmick?

   • For example, when professional wrestlers Lou Albano and Tony Altomare, wrestling as a Mafia -inspired tag team called "The Sicilians", came to Chicago in 1961, Accardo persuaded the men to drop the gimmick to avoid any mob-related publicity. [ 8] By using tactics such as these, Accardo and Ricca were able to run the Outfit much longer than Capone.

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9. themobmuseum.org › notable_names › tony-accardoTony Accardo - The Mob Museum

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   Tony Accardo. Born: April 28, 1906, Chicago. Died: May 22, 1992, Palm Springs, California. Nicknames: Joe Batters, Big Tuna. Associations: Al Capone, Paul Ricca, Sam Giancana, Joey Aiuppa. One of the most successful and powerful Mob bosses in American history, Tony “Joe Batters” Accardo ruled the Outfit in Chicago in one capacity or another ...