Feature Article
A raid by Prohibition agents set in motion
events that led to deaths, blindings
Poison
By Thomas Hunt and
Michael A. Tona
"One of Prohibition’s more severe unintended con-sequences was a wave of deaths and blindings among residents in western New York and nearby Canada that lasted through the early summer of 1926. Reports of the casualties followed closely behind a successful law enforcement raid of an alcohol redistilling operation in mid-spring..."
Fourteen pages, including two pages of notes and ten images.
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