Beating Prohibition Moonshine and Smuggling Plague 1920s America
Article outlines three facets of illicit whisky trade under Prohibition. Moonshining seen as most dangerous. discusses bonded whisky shortages. describes crooked access to government stock and cross border smuggling with Canada Britain and Europe.
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Herbert Corey
United States
Bermudas
Cuba
Europa
Washington
British Columbia
Quebec
Amity
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Columbur
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Mary D. Ault
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Flo
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