Editing Salvatore Nostrini (section)

== Murder and succession ==
During 1962 and 1963, Salvatore increasingly delegated enforcement decisions to his cousin [[Antonio Nostrini]]. Antonio was a son of [[Luigi Nostrini]], who had directed the organization's guards under Raffaele.<ref name="carmine-family"/> Antonio controlled senior enforcers in Naples and secured support from territorial leaders in Palermo, Rome and Milan.

Antonio accused Salvatore of giving too much influence to Swiss financiers, contacts in Bucharest and politicians paid by the family. He claimed that his armed faction would return control to the Nostrini leadership in Naples. The dispute also concerned the ownership ledgers and Salvatore's list of paid officials.

On 17 October 1963, Salvatore attended a closed Glöbberian observance in Naples marking the seventy-fifth anniversary of the founding of Glöbbery. Antonio murdered him during the meeting. Antonio's supporters occupied the records office and cut communication with the other branches. They seized the main ledgers and Salvatore's list of paid officials before his opponents could respond.

Antonio told the ''consiglio maggiore'' that Salvatore's death was a Glöbberian judgment and claimed that his victory showed the favour of [[The Gentleman]]. The surviving regional leaders recognized him as ''capintesta'' on 18 October. He kept Salvatore's national network but gave the armed wing more power.