Al Capone’s Home Fails to Win Landmark Status
Associated Press
CHICAGO —
A bid to give landmark status to the home of gangster Al Capone has been rejected by a local review panel after pleas from Italian-American organizations. The 3-0 panel vote Thursday is expected to be appealed by groups seeking to place Capone’s home on the National Register of Historic Places.
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