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Living people	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metin%20Aslan	8266667	9	a50b32588f2fdf0b919df581a1228e926d106cb2aa5a5c6bc010478b2fccb541	13	2
Austrian people of Turkish descent	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metin%20Aslan	8266667	10	ca9b9aefe991a33b28de4b5a38e8da09f2ebfa2fee52361d6c6b688535c864b9	34	6
Footballers from Linz	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metin%20Aslan	8266667	11	730780de89836d2118629f64690a2549985a556060119bfc061ae272144d8b95	21	4
Turkish men's footballers	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metin%20Aslan	8266667	12	1651d64b393685e1c622d8af5a61847ae24acd16d12c58ba1bb7a56e9d1c26f8	25	5
Austrian men's footballers	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metin%20Aslan	8266667	13	314579a1045db44cf91e51a01e856ced31245157f50f615384bbc6ebd5e9d263	26	6
Manisaspor footballers	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metin%20Aslan	8266667	14	c870762f49b726222a01a6266698515c40637d4375e0da1925f769cde9bdf7da	22	4
Antalyaspor footballers	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metin%20Aslan	8266667	15	ef23da995e5f604c3eb9554e10c10813e479296b60136981a14ba1d83bd74a30	23	5
Alanyaspor footballers	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metin%20Aslan	8266667	16	f91bbeb8e58881eb35281dfd9d430d4dfc0ce4abe9d925c9b1eed37c9886da31	22	5
Austrian Football Bundesliga players	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metin%20Aslan	8266667	17	3f56a8d580590a7df35b077d6e23a867073c3193a8b92b66ffe50cd67c5be260	36	5
Men's association football defenders	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metin%20Aslan	8266667	18	50e81f6e7a3d7521a68941b9d509b172bb8402499067bf74deac7e14f502f5e9	36	6
Leonard Woolsey Bacon (January 1, 1830 – May 12, 1907) was an American clergyman, born in New Haven, Connecticut. He was a social commentator and a prolific author on religious, social, and historical matters. In social, political, and religious issues of his times, he often broke with the traditions of his countrymen,...	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	1	0ce255a99e677dd78274fedb1e8c61bcc4176e7be585d2badd4ecbdd04964060	357	84
Biography	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	2	1a45d229d60a6222fea28175cfd413fe343170d3efb17a5c19c16e1acd38f9b4	9	1
Leonard Woolsey Bacon was a son of the Congregationalist preacher Leonard Bacon, a brother of George B. Bacon of Orange, New Jersey, and Edward Woolsey Bacon, and a half-brother of Thomas Rutherford Bacon of New Haven, Connecticut, all Congregational preachers. He graduated from Yale University in 1850, and in 1856 was...	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	3	7594f1bc540b7d3f230fffddb6be692cacd6a3794c9a1487643ccf8e9a39dbee	497	123
Subsequently, he spent several years in Europe, chiefly in Geneva, as a student, preacher, and writer; in Geneva he spent part of his time preaching to "Americans sojourning there." From 1878 to 1882 he was pastor of the Park Congregational Church in Norwich, Connecticut, and later of other Congregational and Presbyter...	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	4	333555751b3cc5a211b6388ea94534fe0c2334af70b1f8319bc01d12a20dba0c	747	188
Controversial statements	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	5	f9b347385fcd5a1d61b33771f04ee7735e3b96d8e999ad9f197609db9955afd2	24	3
Bacon evidently enjoyed getting involved in contemporary issues, such as divorce, temperance, Sunday rest, and the public conduct of officers of the United States armed forces. In many of these matters, however, he displayed a reluctance to impose religious views. When, in 1880, he wrote an open letter to The New York ...	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	6	1980f1992019abbab76f317b4a1e5558d56292368a2bbbb15a3d335cba391ac4	579	118
Bacon appeared to have had a habit of causing controversy. In 1884, for instance, he felt compelled, in another letter to the Times, to state that contrary to reports he was in favor of "a uniform, universal divorce law throughout the States." In 1887, when he was the pastor of the Independent Presbyterian Church in ...	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	7	1645ca5d6b86fcb00664aa3e37a89f6c68535e9cb1bd8d0affbd1c80be0adef4	522	114
In 1898, as pastor in Litchfield, Connecticut, he wrote a letter published in The New York Times chastising Captain Robley Dunglison Evans (known as "Fighting Bob"), later admiral in the United States Navy, for boasting and profanity. Evidently this was part of a feud of sorts; the Chicago Daily Tribune reported on the...	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	8	c7aa855497dc2e2b0822bf1c9e80120f224fbc7c301b2213d07598cd7e322cdd	408	94
Bacon's writing	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	9	6e071d1355f00ea1434f73b166fcfa1ffd2184060ab7c4f94f62153f888e320e	15	5
Bacon edited Luther's Deutsche geistliche Lieder ("German Hymns") (New York, 1883), and wrote a number of historical and other books.	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	10	39aec1834420fc04c2d30de647b04bf63fc3940fae8ff3eda409ea2d350c0cbe	133	36
An Inside View of the Vatican Council	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	11	263132cb54b3ecf16ccf4a64ad9028110e46db6706a0b3164d25f7e755d63022	37	7
Bacon republished, with commentary, the speech of Peter Richard Kenrick, Archbishop of St. Louis, given in 1871 at the First Vatican Council; Kenrick spoke out against the dogma of papal infallibility. The booklet contains Kenrick's speech and other historical documents, as well as Bacon's own "acute and valuable remar...	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	12	3aed4383ce3b355c6451a6c0a8b116666a7ef8af7303b3fa7ad95d7aa838b5b2	324	72
Church Papers	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	13	422818d611c1d76ebcf277953879cbfb4f3af3aa6bc5fa19591bf1dc588faa59	13	2
His Church Papers: Sundry Essays on Subjects Relating to the Church and Christian Society (1877), written while Bacon was in Geneva, was praised in the New Englander and Yale Review as a "juicy little volume"; the reviewer hailed the merit and attractiveness of the essays, which are "the product of sound reflection, an...	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	14	b01bdaf0018c4909213d3897f8c43526f192b9235a1e5dfaee851004f9f9a4f7	599	122
Bibliography	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	15	0eb51632a5bb22e5505f64d3809b4c8ee17a46ca65fd73fff378a26d95623049	12	1
Irenics and Polemics, with Sundry Essays in Church History (1898)	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	16	911cf7cd26e974759e7ce909b8198d439426ae9753a9bee66863c4d816930a5f	65	21
A History of American Christianity (1898)	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	17	4416a60f48be25cf79d639c5348b8af88ed63d43e00b98642cac5a281fb3ad41	41	11
Young People's Societies (with C. A. Northrup, 1900)	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	18	6f899e09ba10cb3ce88746797fc649e5ea525be2642eac4667a87edac9996b64	52	20
The Congregationalists (1904)	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	19	8fc0c0e7e884623223b85f92006cbdcfbd75cd9a7696d284a8e8a796a5b9f90c	29	10
References	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	20	9b89e7bea898a3b0a99f613286dba5e78dc4a9fa65d67456c6aac282be66cb2e	10	1
External links	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	21	3d0b00c24da9f6b71483dc483b1823a55ab396ec5859e96900a1c3bb60f16855	14	2
American theologians	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	22	fb11cef9f235a1f99a12854523eb83f1b822753573049c7ec9f453b19d581932	20	2
American religious leaders	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	23	14a9d9e985b00ad019e76c93bd879b996c3b4bac0dcfce78f9903e732df77a88	26	3
American Congregationalist ministers	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	24	92e772a53f7dd4b7fb9ea08322cd4971922efbd66835a59188fc16b2e5fabf1e	36	5
19th-century Congregationalist ministers	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	25	86eddfe939fad01b1b7e048545dff70902026d3282ddcbec192aebb96ecc88cc	40	9
20th-century Congregationalist ministers	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	26	3d6fd3a2825980a1671186f4bf8617c860687d033d33689e6accedb28cb20b2e	40	9
American Presbyterian ministers	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	27	acd343c8346347b13190d6c20b727e1c7f61e388da9ada174c80d9736e171fc3	31	3
American biographers	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	28	88b4216b674a66698c7a1df853c17451e99b36f46e16d940347393b87d3b7460	20	3
American male biographers	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	29	649224fe1ce248833535ce8ff2a932ffadc71cc31a6aa57ea5033d073e2b777a	25	4
Yale University alumni	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	30	b36f83bbe828f0720d5b2c905dafbae5e2b81c7bc7fdae5d5f34907a0405c230	22	3
Writers from New Haven, Connecticut	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	31	10d8669e3a66dd2bd13ec7904ad4508a2c9fcd20c5a12930b1e8fe47c6887cee	35	7
1830 births	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	32	a9e0b682e5a7bd57fbe35f0b9ddf094766d521c5c682e75574ef76a40db26dcd	11	5
1907 deaths	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	33	197bab9e9ee657bcc40a0440f82a4b2fc3879eee6e8a9da85eb19c10c213bccd	11	5
American book editors	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	34	adf34c684d8630f22b1409468df61ef67bf5c41e03788258d0ac4019076b6e58	21	3
Editors of religious publications	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	35	834aa5dbad4f988bb18c4429dee128a166c522bd444414f6ac45daae2aa2e6e7	33	4
Congregationalist writers	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	36	203c58635ca6d1a1f45aeb4580b18eac09077379fd010ec0b9d9e4089e1b82f5	25	5
People from Assonet, Massachusetts	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	37	49b18b556150c9d9f3b2ece8a4cb714a3f6a780744052efccfaabeba317c6f1e	34	6
Burials at Grove Street Cemetery	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	38	be4b5ecf111515700068478bf6f3c9186b1fe88ac10664e38648190096560a1d	32	6
19th-century American clergy	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	39	7e3c525c37eee4483c2841225730200c9050bcfd840f241dc58a31b4c279eea1	28	7
20th-century American clergy	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonard%20Woolsey%20Bacon	8266696	40	d1f2281c1c549bca85c5da61bc5f58685ec585eccad078ff90de9aec703f632a	28	7
The Pittsburgh crime family, also known as the LaRocca crime family or Pittsburgh Mafia, is an Italian American Mafia crime family based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The LaRocca family is one of the original 26 mafia families in United States. In 2021, the boss Thomas "Sonny" Ciancutti died, he was also the last known ...	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	1	8c1711f672f6c47b60eb1527fa0b030ad06b9924706e6afc609b349e92c382c9	346	81
History	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	2	5bff1ee8d0b3448192b67584cc2911eaa62c34096db589643ddf53b77cf91627	7	1
Prohibition era bosses	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	3	9e3c373709037782c1f2896ff34e2a717d3b261429f6e41a5eeb909ede70c606	22	4
In the city of Pittsburgh the Italian criminals were divided into two ethnic factions the "Sicilians" and the "Neapolitans". Territory within the city was also divided as the Sicilian Mafia clans controlled the North and South sides, while the Neapolitan Camorra clans controlled the East End.	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	4	3a7d60b580239b78a232f01ddcad4799da0d05e8fbb772760b2d8fe6782e82b8	293	58
The earliest known Pittsburgh Sicilian Mafia boss was Salvatore "Banana King" Catanzaro, who started his fruit and produce company in 1888, in Downtown Pittsburgh. Catanzaro served as the treasurer for the Italian Red Cross Society and also worked alongside a network of Sicilian Mafia bosses in Western Pennsylvania. In...	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	5	75ced068c371a0931d542d1038bf9da590b942020838b44eaeba2cf02a97412f	718	158
In 1919, the United States government passed the Eighteenth Amendment declaring the production, transportation and sale of intoxicating liquors illegal. Months later Congress passed the Volstead Act declaring that liquor, wine and beer all qualified as intoxicating liquors and were therefore prohibited. On September 24...	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	6	4dd3db5bc09fe7bca4c1e726f50f35f4edb75a50e0597a74f87a1926f17c025e	822	166
Prohibition presented a very lucrative opportunity for both Mafia factions, as they began bootlegging, the illegal making, selling and transporting of alcohol. As bootlegging operations expanded throughout America violence erupted as criminals fought for dominance. Within the city of Pittsburgh, the Italian neighborhoo...	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	7	5f8d2f7226a4704a723e7cec4894ee727361e1f5f595299009778519996bf2f5	710	143
By 1925, Stefano Monastero, became the new boss of the Pittsburgh Mafia family, as Salvatore Calderone stepped down and retired. Monastero, controlled a large organization of bootlegging supplies throughout several warehouses on the North side of Pittsburgh. During Monastero's reign he was suspected of ordering the bom...	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	8	18f4095b6e44f118c2b31cb8620a924a80fd88d17935c990278028a87f4a75bb	689	161
After Monastero's murder Giuseppe Siragusa became the new boss of the Pittsburgh family. Siragusa emigrated in 1910, from Sicily to Brooklyn and later to Pittsburgh, where he manufactured and traded in illegal alcohol in Allegheny County. He became known as the "Yeast Baron", after becoming one of the largest suppliers...	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	9	54edeef79bd71a8c7c648a69bda4706b36810ff26988881e9f24d30ff3ea697b	607	139
Bazzano against the Volpe brothers	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	10	dbeac0ff45afe4f7d4cbf0c2a46a9f0899db09f36bf2f31fc10409736c06cc02	34	8
After the murder of Siragusa, the family came under the control of John Bazzano. The new boss Bazzano had immigrated to the United States from Calabria in the 1890s and built a bootlegging empire selling yeast and sugar to home breweries and thereby allowing them to manufacture illegal beer. Bazzano was a protégé of ea...	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	11	6b09d6f30c328e4adf3e231952a1a978cd3bf9b9adcabe06f7cc2f1c5ccf8d8b	681	144
Bazzano became aggravated when the Volpe brothers began expanding into East Liberty and the North Side. On July 29, 1932, Bazzano sent a hit team to murder the Volpe brothers, the hit team murdered three of the Volpe brothers. Two of the surviving Volpe brothers went to the "Commission" in New York, and it was decided ...	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	12	699dc9e61e3287dd05bc7afefeebe1da8d1fac06a9f18f76137a539eedb300d0	490	127
Vincenzo Capizzi became the new boss after Bazzano's murder, but he eventually resigned in 1937, and was replaced by Frank Amato. Amato began expanding his influence over the gambling rackets in and around Allegheny County, and formed a strong alliance with the Genovese family in New York City, who represented Pittsbur...	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	13	d71a63062dbe47b19a911ff21cc12f15e60482b4862a74297829489eeb01e3dd	457	102
The reign of LaRocca	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	14	ef6766b7e5352eacc2b8447e6276426d0b32db7e14fa6da6b9b73d175dd32ec9	20	6
In 1956, Sebastian "Big John" LaRocca became the boss of the Pittsburgh family and reigned as boss for nearly thirty years. LaRocca was born in 1901, in Sicily and moved to the United States in 1910, he later moved in 1933, with his wife to Pittsburgh. He started a business selling beer equipment and concrete blocks in...	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	15	013517af655f66e5828b5e324b3535b49ccb88b6d4042aa54a3c64f9b31b5304	739	170
As boss of Pittsburgh, LaRocca attended the 1957, Apalachin Meeting along with his capos Gabriel "Kelly" Mannarino and Michael James Genovese. When the Police raided the Apalachin meeting LaRocca was able to escape the federal authorities but Mannarino and Genovese were unsuccessful and were arrested. LaRocca and capo ...	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	16	e10eec1645c2107121aca9fa5c9088d95bd9435db6978fc324c3482ff3e1ffd5	1,200	271
In the early 1980s, the family consisted of Boss Sebastian LaRocca, Underboss Joseph Pecora, Consigliere Michael Genovese and caporegimes John Bazzano Jr., Antonio Ripepi and Joseph Regino. LaRocca died on December 3, 1984.	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	17	5216eadf0917ef453a55144ea90240579f88176f497f07fcfb4ab3508cf2dcc6	223	68
Genovese and Porter	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	18	fb8988f33b86715cead9c930e04850f750c6c9ac3a36af23ae16a8eb2c474a5e	19	5
Michael Genovese became the new boss of the Pittsburgh crime family, with the death of LaRocca. He started his criminal career by controlling the numbers racket in East Liberty under LaRocca and eventually became a capo operating from Gibsonia, Pennsylvania. Genovese had spent years closely working with then Boss Sebas...	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	19	bcc8e6f905579a1cda9f3e3ce1a88793911c1be8128104e50ec10b3f45852041	1,134	229
In the late 1980s, the FBI increased its investigation into Pittsburgh's top cocaine traffickers, Charles "Chucky" Porter and Louis Raucci, Sr. In March 1990, an indictment charged Charles "Chucky" Porter and Louis F. Raucci Sr., along with seven associates, on charges of drug distribution, extortion, conspiracy to com...	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	20	85a9147a5786770e3f1fc7067cc1c73cba1418700a7a1736c86dbe6870394136	1,481	341
Current status	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	21	132c90cb1130a0664c77fc2b180e64e8bdea79f3d5d16b36b7437156efddceff	14	2
In 2008, Thomas "Sonny" Ciancutti became boss of the Pittsburgh family. Ciancutti himself was one of the few remaining made members operating in Pittsburgh, after the late 1990s, when many members were imprisoned and many over the years many of the older members passed away. According to the FBI, Ciancutti controlled a...	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	22	146b0cf85f4c522483e01fdb3d6ac9cf32fd82a3973e529c163700ff61d3aca0	476	114
On September 5, 2013 "Operation Pork Chop" concluded charging associate Ronald “Porky” Melocchi and others with bookmaking and illegal gambling. In 2013, retired FBI special agent Roger Greenbank spoke about the Pittsburgh family and said "There's no real structure anymore. There's no real family." In 2016, Sonny Cianc...	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	23	4e001c3fccac048e0c6df80322020b94479855ccaa7d6cd4bc88e5e8efae84c5	637	149
On July 26, 2016, a gambling investigation at the Spartaco Sporting Club resulted in five of the club's officers and four employees being arrested during a raid by the Pennsylvania State Police Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement. A total of 19 illegal video gambling devices, along with computer motherboards for the d...	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	24	46be89a53367ea472fcda4940d3369b26696aa5c05801343cbaae88e70e98cbb	436	94
On July 8, 2021, Pittsburgh family boss Thomas "Sonny" Ciancutti died. Ciancutti was the last known made member in the Pittsburgh family.	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	25	12422bcbecbfe849ee4e2703eaab85d0a79c1b795d1e9f81a6ab3a46f7be33ad	137	38
Historical leadership	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	26	6f7abfe908c1b35bd1ffefaed8501cd78473532e04373d98f50b5f7055623e5e	21	2
Boss (official and acting)	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	27	e614b6db586f2b89a43adb09c1c14e34d023b9c48b3d0e58c0d2306b1c842286	26	6
c.1888–1914 – Salvatore "Banana King" Catanzaro – stepped down, died on February 17, 1916	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	28	8e3ee07e6470b4849d2c346797ed35f4776ed2d9a24d88c280f2c893fbd79608	89	36
c.1915–1919 – Gregorio Conti – murdered on September 24, 1919	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	29	9c6a305d13eb597522cc8ef4c62943b96e84d07ab007c6aa80fd96f7d23faa93	61	27
1919–1925 – Salvatore Calderone – retired	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	30	9f245f36360124e1a00c76324456fcf0c57d3126961ba5b063fb3b1330cd71a8	41	15
1925–1929 – Stefano Monastero – murdered on August 6, 1929	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	31	4d2d011719bff0a4161b3f8d93b21af18ece60c64462e5a1501fc058e5af8696	58	26
1929–1931 – Giuseppe "Yeast Baron" Siragusa – murdered on September 13, 1931	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	32	d30206db61c2858a0b9ce8ee40a51454119ac2cdf704bb746c4d179f49b45ad3	76	32
1931–1932 – John Bazzano – found dead on August 8, 1932, in Red Hook, Brooklyn	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	33	64aa236491c67a4e3a4f2f3a6a8bba1e53e724e6eb54bfffe68c61fc8a3e5c71	78	33
1932–1937 – Vincenzo Capizzi – retired to Italy	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	34	a0959a1d5c34400484aeb336a4da51e5534864e28ee7c4ca1fe107f2b704bf9a	47	17
1937–1956 – Frank Amato – stepped down, becoming underboss	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	35	933192e17aaf13e8aeff90797b74364a658e03d736b1fb4675a8ac0a9ae4c530	58	20
1956–1984 – John Sebastian "Big John" LaRocca – died on December 3, 1984<ref name="Local 1058">[http://www.ipsn.org/pittsburgh/t2000-08t-03-9-2001.htm Laborers local 1058 (Pittsburgh) order and Memorandum imposing supervision in lieu of trusteesh] Docket No. 00-08T. Decided March 9, 2001</ref>	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	36	06a1c891427028134fa4bd6aa07c54b9906f6fccfd8881d09017500381c3b253	295	124
Ruling Panel 1973–1978 – Michael J. Genovese, Gabriel "Kelly" Mannarino and Antonio Ripepi	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	37	2be456d625a795685cc2d6e4a7ba32acfaa06e7b78b69a0aab1c3fbc7234d253	90	31
Ruling Panel 1978–1980 – Michael J. Genovese, Gabriel "Kelly" Mannarino (died July 11, 1980) and Joseph N. "Jo Jo" Pecora (imprisoned 1979)	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	38	488e93c8722256eb3c6890a4a310d71b4a318647ec88bb3723c3038c472fff95	139	59
Acting 1980–1984 – Michael Genovese – promoted to boss	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	39	51bb6cf8232ce6b6e673020e89c12cc94d56679c3d65c340b02a1f6d9682537f	54	20
1984–2006 – Michael James Genovese – died on October 31, 2006	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	40	b04a99cfb6bdacbb731794e0c5732a178b244355b366d87f397c2d386e856fe0	61	28
2006–2008 – John Bazzano Jr. – died on July 28, 2008Ove, Torsten. Obituary: John Bazzano Jr./Member of the dwindling Pittsburgh mob June 28, 1927 – July 25, 2008. July 29, 2008. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	41	68b4855653b2320e32dc6362ff4efd689dc23306aa69f0f5bb896145250386df	202	88
2008–2021 – Thomas "Sonny" Ciancutti – died on July 8, 2021	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	42	f3a3771c4e627f30f391aff737e308d8ae3eab4351a13beacc8e8b1672a8c335	59	30
Underboss	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	43	b14e7fd780068137b11c490146355c40af69f60e4ce49b01f78ea1e953fe9d2a	9	2
c.1915–1919 – Peppino Cusumano – nephew to boss Gregorio Conti	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	44	ce5d5d3e18275e235b3363ccbfb6be78790037a57d99f7be8c603bb768e01a15	62	24
1925–1929 – Salvatore "Sam" Monastero – brother to boss Stefano Monastero	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	45	c13f7cab099db82b3bf460ca21e8546b57c4e486f43ac436587bf86411017b62	73	25
1937–1956 – Sebastian "Big John" LaRocca – became boss	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	46	dece8769f69338a00ea66d3eb11ee006655ae74003f1c032030b7ce5be121a08	54	21
1956–1962 – Frank Amato – became consigliere, died 1973	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	47	f2d1962ebf2f3e3a476eb323df2a55279e55e935699c3457c45282820b25950f	55	24
1962–1969 – Gabriel "Kelly" Mannarino – stepped down after indictment; died July 11, 1980	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	48	a3e5e348ff0e9dc0202a4e371e27d5c68bbd5aff4875961e4f28c385ee4fdbfc	89	33
1969–1987 – Joseph N. "Jo Jo" Pecora – imprisoned 1979–1983, died 1987	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	49	624ba38c81f3e98ed8a63304a13f565b1d0e4ae774b6f2195cd5d27e898c9736	70	38
1987–1990 – Charles "Chucky" Porter – arrested April 1990; convicted in 1990, sentenced to 28 years, defected to the government	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh%20crime%20family	8266702	50	118fce165432d5173a5fe7936da616456b00c6d16bca7d90c37f0fde5557e7d1	127	45

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