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Lawyer George Remus moves to Cincinnati to set up a drug company to gain legal access to bonded liquor
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The rise of bootleggers such as Al Capone in Chicago highlight the darker side of prohibition
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Women gained the right to vote
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Al Capone is blamed for murder of prosecutor, Billy McSwiggin
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the Purple Gang goes to trial for bootlegging and hijacking
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Gang violence is on the rise in nearly every city in the United States
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The Stock Market Crashes
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The Great Depression
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Elliot Ness begins in earnest to tackle violators of prohibition and Al Capone's gang in Chicago
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The Valentine's Day massacre, when Al Capone has seven of Bugs Moran's men murdered in Chicago
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