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The Inside Story of "Prohibition Failure"
Corruption and Political Influence made football of Enforcement, Declares Woodcock, Dry Forces' Chief
Anslinger Heads Narcotic Bureau
Article headline announcing the replacement appointment for commissioner of the Narcotic Bureau
"New Bureau" is Predicted
"New Bureau" is predicted to follow Prohibition Bureau
Mug shots of the conspirators with vital statistics: Ernest C. Kyle
Violators of Prohibition law were subject to harsh penalties however prohibition related crime would remain rampant until its repeal.
Small group of men dumping wine from barrels into hole in ground
After confiscation Prohibition agents would often destroy the material if not needed for any prosecution.
Prohibition chief A. C. Townsend sitting at a desk and holding a pipe to his mouth
Half-length portrait of prohibition chief A. C. Townsend holding a pipe to his mouth, sitting at a desk in a room in Chicago, Illinois. A stack of papers is sitting on the desk
Lincoln C. Andrews and Edward C. Yellowley standing in a room
General Andrews with Chief Yellowley
Temperance Fountain, South and East Elevations. View to Northwest - Leavenworth National Cemetery, 150 Muncie Road, Leavenworth, Leavenworth County, KS
This water fountain, the first of its kind, was created by the Kansas Temperance Society to dissuade the public from visiting bars and saloons.
Abolish Prohibition!
Woman holding poster "Abolish Prohibition!"
Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform
Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform