Torrio was further enraged when he was educated that O'Banion

history channel documentary Torrio was further enraged when he was educated that O'Banion was boasting about how he set up the Sieben Brewery attack, saying, "I figure I rubbed that pimp's nose in the mud okay."

Torrio instantly set up a meeting with O'Banion enemies Angelo Genna and his siblings Mike and Tony, Capone, and himself, to talk about what to do about O'Banion. The gathering consistently voted to whack O'Banion. Be that as it may, Torrio cautioned the gathering that Mike Merlo, the effective president of the Unione Siciliana, was still in O'Banion's corner. Angelo Genna advised Torrio not to stress. Merlo was ghastly wiped out with tumor, and, actually, beyond words Saturday, November 8, 1924, not exactly a week after the meeting. Frankie Yale, still the leader of the National Unione Siciliana, flew in from New York City, and he delegated Angela Genna the new leader of the Chicago section of the Unione Siciliana. Yale likewise renamed the gathering the "Italo-American National Union," in this manner advocating the way that he, a Calabrese, could legitimately be the president of the previous Sicilian-just association.