The George Hotel

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The George Hotel
Location	14th Street and Washington Street
Proprietor	Micky MacHale
Proprietor Weakness	Threatening Innocents
Maximum Protection	$3,745
Racket Boss	Francesco Barzini
Racket Boss Weakness	Threatening With Firearms
Maximum Extortion	$4,995
Venue Difficulty	Very Hard
Racket Difficulty	Very Hard
Family	Barzini,Corleone

The George Hotel was one of the most expensive hotels in New Jersey, run by former singer Micky MacHale. The hotel was a front for a major Barzini family gambling racket run by Francesco Barzini, and was also known to harbour the offices and safehouse of underboss Emilio Barzini, Jr. until he departed for his own safety in 1948.

In 1945,the Hotel was taken over by the Corleone family. The New Jersey Police Chief was known to have placed a room on permanent reservation around this time, a room which he used to store incriminating evidence against himself from several murder trials. However, thanks to a tip-off from the singer at The Crane Club, Aldo Trapani was able to locate the evidence and blackmail the chief in protecting his family.

History:

Micky MacHale was a pretty good singer in his day, but you'll not hear much serenading at the George Hotel in Jersey. It's all business-Barzini business-and cousin Francesco guards a vital Barzini toehold in Jersey.