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Ferret out the haunts and habits of those who kept speakeasy doors oiled and politics crooked in the Twin Cities. If you take a tour of former blind pigs today, you will probably encounter nothing more dangerous than a life-long attraction to the 5-8 Club's Juicy Lucy Burger, but Twin Cities Prohibition will return you to a time when honest reporting like that of Walter Liggett was answered with machine gun fire. Clink glasses with notorious characters such as Kid Cann, Dapper Dan Hogan and Doc Ames, the "Shame of Minneapolis" in Elizabeth Johanneck's raid on this fascinating era of history.
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Table of contents
- Front Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- 1. A Different Type of Law and Order
- 2. Prohibition
- 3. Boom!
- 4. The Foshay Tower: A Monument to Filmflammery
- 5. Crash
- 6. Kid Cann
- 7. Women and Crime
- 8. The Murder of Investigative Journalist Water Liggett
- 9. Leon Gleckman, St. Paulâs Al Capone
- 10. Redwood Falls Bank Heist
- 11. Captain Billyâs Breezy Point Lodge
- 12. Revenuers Raid New Ulm, Minnesota
- Conclusion
- Bibliography
- About the Author