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Prohibition History

Wet New York

• The Literary Digest, 1921 •


“‘The wettest state in the Union,’ as New York is termed by the Baltimore American, is likely to become the driest, it is said, if its municipal authorities aid the Federal Government in rigidly enforcing Prohibition, as the new law signed by the Governor requires. New York City, perhaps the wettest spot in the State, demonstrated in the first week of the new régime what could be accomplished through the aid of the city’s 11,000 policemen when more than 300 arrests were recorded….’But The New York Telegraph chimed in: ‘Certainly if 11,000 policemen cannot enforce the law in one city, it cannot be enforced.'”

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Wet New York

Wet New York

Wet New York

difficulties in New York State with prohibition law enforcement 1921new york state refused to go drystates that refused to go drythe wettest state during prohibition eraprohibition rejected by new york statenew yorkers reject 1920s prohibition laws
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