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Prohibition History

When Mabel Walker Willebrandt Resigned, Up Stepped G. Aaron Youngquist

• Literary Digest, 1929 •


Making his bow to the nation with the praise of the Anti-Saloon League and of Andrew J. Volstead, father of the Prohibition law, ringing in his years, Mr. Youngquist (1885 – 1959) was quick to announce that

“I am dry politically and personally, but I am not a fanatic on the subject.”

Read The New Guy Who Took Her Place<br>(Literary Digest, 1929) for Free
G Aaron Youngquist and prohibition law enforcement 1929G Aaron Youngquist replaced Mabel Walker Willebrandt 1929

When Mabel Walker Willebrandt Resigned, Up Stepped G. Aaron Youngquist

G Aaron Youngquist and prohibition law enforcement 1929G Aaron Youngquist replaced Mabel Walker Willebrandt 1929
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