A member of this ethnic group founded a bank that thrived after the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, eventually becoming the Bank of America.
Over a hundred thousand people gathered at the 1926 funeral of an actor of this ethnicity, who died of a type of a duodenal ulcer now named for him. A member of this ethnic group founded a bank that thrived after the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, eventually becoming the Bank of America. A man of this ethnicity advocated propaganda of the deed in his Subversive Chronicle newspaper, inspiring a bombing that killed 38 in Wall Street. Felix Frankfurter wrote a 1927 article in The Atlantic defending (*) two men of this ethnicity accused of committing murders in Bridgewater and Braintree, Massachusetts. At the start of the 20th century, this ethnicity dominated Boston's North End and a namesake district next to New York's Chinatown. For 10 points, name this ethnicity of Sacco and Vanzetti.
Over a hundred thousand people gathered at the 1926 funeral of an actor of this ethnicity, who died of a type of a duodenal ulcer now named for him.
Italian-Americans (the first clue refers to Rudolph Valentino) 