Tag: March 1933
Dry Enforcement in Shambles: Prohibition Bureau’s Baffling Betrayal
March 8, 1933, Washington D.C. – The Prohibition Bureau’s drastic move to limit federal participation in dry enforcement has sent shockwaves through the nation’s capital, leaving prohibition leaders flabbergasted. Former Representative William Upshaw, the prohibition candidate for President in the last election, was visibly perplexed by the decision. ‘The eighteenth amendment is still in the…
