Following Enright's death in 1920, Stevens was readily hired by the Torrio-Capone organization, then in the midst of the violent bootlegging wars which would come to define Prohibition-era Chicago during the first half of the early 1920s.
After Enright's passing in 1920, Stevens was swiftly employed by the Torrio-Capone organization, amidst a period of violent bootlegging struggles that would become synonymous with Prohibition-era Chicago during the early 1920s.