Name the books written about the famous gangster Dutch Shultz?

Question

Dutch Shultz was a famous gangster during the prohibition period of the twenties.Vincent "Mad Dog"Coll and his brother Pete Coll were in his mob.

Answer 1

Dutch Shultz and his Lost Catskills' Treasure by John Conway

Dutch Schultz: The Brazen Beer Baron of New York (Amazing Stories) by Nate Hendley

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Answer 2

While Vincent Coll did work briefly for Schultz (Flegenheimer), he is much better known as Schultz' most bitter enemy. After Schultz killed Peter Coll and put a $50,000 reward on Vincent's head, Coll attempted to machine gun one of Schultz' lieutenants, missing him, but hitting five schoolchildren, thus earning the "mad dog" nickname from the newspapers. He did not live long after that -- I think he was about 22 when he was shot to death in a phone booth. At the time phone booths were small wood and glass structures used for telephoning and being killed in but not for urinating. Yes, Billy Bathgate is a Doctorow novel concerned with Schultz up to his own assassination a couple of years later.

Answer 3

john conway.....
kill the dutchman by paul sann
The Last Words of Dutch Schultz was a novel by Beat Generation author William S. Burroughs, first published in 1969.
The surreal nature of Schultz's comments inspired a number of writers to devote works related to them. Beat Generation author William S. Burroughs published a screenplay in novel form entitled The Last Words of Dutch Schultz in the early 1970s, while Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson connected Schultz's words to a global Illuminati-related conspiracy, making them a major part of 1975's The Illuminatus! Trilogy. (In Wilson and Shea's story, Schultz's ramblings are a coded message.)

Answer 4

billy bathgate......i think?