Butler left his post as director of public safety in December 1925. Still more deaths, including untold unreported or unsolved murders, resulted from the violence that sprang up between warring bootleg factions.Philadelphians, like many Americans, disregarded Prohibition en masse. District Attorney John Monaghan (1870-1954), leading the investigation, publicly outed the well-known boxing promoter Max “Boo Boo” Hoff (1895-1941) as the “King of the Bootleggers." All images are property the copyright holder and are displayed here for informational purposes only.Height of bar is margin of victory • Mouseover bar for details • Click for box score • Grouped by Month* - bats left-handed, # - bats both, else - bats right, ? Kensington.
Philadelphia Gazette Of United States And Philadelphia Daily Advertiser (1796-1800) Philadelphia Inquirer (1860-1923) Philadelphia Jewish Exponent (1887-1977) Philadelphia La Libera Parola (1918-1922) Philadelphia La Ragione (1917-1917) Philadelphia La Rassegna (1917-1917) Philadelphia Magazine and Review (1799-1799) A city of nearly 100 breweries in the 1880s, Philadelphia had just 10 licensed breweries when Prohibition ended in 1933.A city of two million residents, Philadelphia accommodated as many as 16,000 speakeasies during Prohibition. 1919 Season 1921 Season. They are high-topped shoes that buttoned up using a special button hook.In the first half of the twentieth century, two campus plans—the Cret Report of 1913 and the Martin Report of 1948—called for the creation of a pedestrian campus free of urban congestion.From before its opening in 1907, the Market Street Elevated spurred tremendous construction and population growth in West Philadelphia.Woodside Park was an amusement park which thrilled Philadelphians with its attractions for almost 60 years.The Arena began as an ice rink, but quickly expanded to an arena used for events like boxing matches, rodeos, and major political events.Concerned Philadelphians addressed the housing issues and discrimination faced by migrants.A housing crisis, combined with White resistance to Black settlement, created high rents and overcrowding for migrants in the first wave of the Great Migration.Southern African American migrants shared a complex relationship with Philadelphia’s middle-class Black families with multigenerational ties to the city.University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education Buy 1930, he’s back in Brooklyn doing “Billiards” stuff, which was the Albaums were pretty much all doing except for one. While Prohibition did not invent corruption among political and law enforcement entities in Philadelphia, it exacerbated established patterns of misconduct.
Map of Philadelphia, Camden and vicinity : compiled from city plans & personal surveys 1 : 35000 Smith, Elvino V., 1870-1932 Elvino V. Smith A map of Philadelphia and parts adjacent / by N. Scull and G. Heap. - unknown, for minors - unknown; OPS_lg for OPS+ does not include pitchers.
- unknown; OPS_lg for OPS+ does not include pitchers. In the working class saloons of Liquor laws in Pennsylvania—as well as a slew of South Jersey towns—harken back to an earlier era when temperance advocates held public office. Photographer John Frank Keith wandered Philadelphia in the 1920s, capturing scenes of people in front of their houses. (Though drinking moved underground with the introduction of Prohibition, Philadelphians actually had more saloons and watering holes to choose from after the law was enacted. All logos are the trademark & property of their owners and not Sports Reference LLC. Despite the federal mandate, residents of the Quaker City continued to consume alcohol (legal), thereby spurring its production, transportation, and sale (all illegal). As the grand jury's disclosures reached the press, Collier’s magazine noted that lawlessness was the price Philadelphia had to pay for what it wanted to drink. Philadelphia had long been one of the nation’s leading beer brewing capitals. Vice raids on dozens of brewers—including Esslinger & Son, Finkenauer Brewing Co., Liebert & Obert, Roehm Brewing Co., and Philadelphia Brewing Co.—turned up high-powered beer.
Home Features Bar Guide Philadelphia was ‘wet as the Atlantic Ocean’ in 1920s Philadelphia was ‘wet as the Atlantic Ocean’ in 1920s. This guide contains information on the directories, as well as other published resources on Philadelphia's 5th and Columbia, Cecil Moore. All logos are the trademark & property of their owners and not Sports Reference LLC. Baldwin's moved part (and later all) of its production to Eddystone near Chester to secure bigger quarters, only to founder in bankruptcy in the …
Note the black shoes worn by most of the girls (see girl on the left). Twenty-four high-ranking police officers, each paid $1,500 to $2,500 in an annual salary, had accumulated $750,000 in assets amongst them.
In 1917 he’s listed as “Cigars.” In 1918 he’s in the military. In HSP's library is a complete run of city directories beginning in the late 18th-century and running consistently through 1935.
1920 Philadelphia Phillies Statistics.
City officials, public servants, bootleggers, and consumers contributed to a cyclical pattern of corruption around the management and distribution of vice.
Butler left his post as director of public safety in December 1925. Still more deaths, including untold unreported or unsolved murders, resulted from the violence that sprang up between warring bootleg factions.Philadelphians, like many Americans, disregarded Prohibition en masse. District Attorney John Monaghan (1870-1954), leading the investigation, publicly outed the well-known boxing promoter Max “Boo Boo” Hoff (1895-1941) as the “King of the Bootleggers." All images are property the copyright holder and are displayed here for informational purposes only.Height of bar is margin of victory • Mouseover bar for details • Click for box score • Grouped by Month* - bats left-handed, # - bats both, else - bats right, ? Kensington.
Philadelphia Gazette Of United States And Philadelphia Daily Advertiser (1796-1800) Philadelphia Inquirer (1860-1923) Philadelphia Jewish Exponent (1887-1977) Philadelphia La Libera Parola (1918-1922) Philadelphia La Ragione (1917-1917) Philadelphia La Rassegna (1917-1917) Philadelphia Magazine and Review (1799-1799) A city of nearly 100 breweries in the 1880s, Philadelphia had just 10 licensed breweries when Prohibition ended in 1933.A city of two million residents, Philadelphia accommodated as many as 16,000 speakeasies during Prohibition. 1919 Season 1921 Season. They are high-topped shoes that buttoned up using a special button hook.In the first half of the twentieth century, two campus plans—the Cret Report of 1913 and the Martin Report of 1948—called for the creation of a pedestrian campus free of urban congestion.From before its opening in 1907, the Market Street Elevated spurred tremendous construction and population growth in West Philadelphia.Woodside Park was an amusement park which thrilled Philadelphians with its attractions for almost 60 years.The Arena began as an ice rink, but quickly expanded to an arena used for events like boxing matches, rodeos, and major political events.Concerned Philadelphians addressed the housing issues and discrimination faced by migrants.A housing crisis, combined with White resistance to Black settlement, created high rents and overcrowding for migrants in the first wave of the Great Migration.Southern African American migrants shared a complex relationship with Philadelphia’s middle-class Black families with multigenerational ties to the city.University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education Buy 1930, he’s back in Brooklyn doing “Billiards” stuff, which was the Albaums were pretty much all doing except for one. While Prohibition did not invent corruption among political and law enforcement entities in Philadelphia, it exacerbated established patterns of misconduct.
Map of Philadelphia, Camden and vicinity : compiled from city plans & personal surveys 1 : 35000 Smith, Elvino V., 1870-1932 Elvino V. Smith A map of Philadelphia and parts adjacent / by N. Scull and G. Heap. - unknown, for minors - unknown; OPS_lg for OPS+ does not include pitchers.
- unknown; OPS_lg for OPS+ does not include pitchers. In the working class saloons of Liquor laws in Pennsylvania—as well as a slew of South Jersey towns—harken back to an earlier era when temperance advocates held public office. Photographer John Frank Keith wandered Philadelphia in the 1920s, capturing scenes of people in front of their houses. (Though drinking moved underground with the introduction of Prohibition, Philadelphians actually had more saloons and watering holes to choose from after the law was enacted. All logos are the trademark & property of their owners and not Sports Reference LLC. Despite the federal mandate, residents of the Quaker City continued to consume alcohol (legal), thereby spurring its production, transportation, and sale (all illegal). As the grand jury's disclosures reached the press, Collier’s magazine noted that lawlessness was the price Philadelphia had to pay for what it wanted to drink. Philadelphia had long been one of the nation’s leading beer brewing capitals. Vice raids on dozens of brewers—including Esslinger & Son, Finkenauer Brewing Co., Liebert & Obert, Roehm Brewing Co., and Philadelphia Brewing Co.—turned up high-powered beer.
Home Features Bar Guide Philadelphia was ‘wet as the Atlantic Ocean’ in 1920s Philadelphia was ‘wet as the Atlantic Ocean’ in 1920s. This guide contains information on the directories, as well as other published resources on Philadelphia's 5th and Columbia, Cecil Moore. All logos are the trademark & property of their owners and not Sports Reference LLC. Baldwin's moved part (and later all) of its production to Eddystone near Chester to secure bigger quarters, only to founder in bankruptcy in the …
Note the black shoes worn by most of the girls (see girl on the left). Twenty-four high-ranking police officers, each paid $1,500 to $2,500 in an annual salary, had accumulated $750,000 in assets amongst them.
In 1917 he’s listed as “Cigars.” In 1918 he’s in the military. In HSP's library is a complete run of city directories beginning in the late 18th-century and running consistently through 1935.
1920 Philadelphia Phillies Statistics.
City officials, public servants, bootleggers, and consumers contributed to a cyclical pattern of corruption around the management and distribution of vice.
Butler left his post as director of public safety in December 1925. Still more deaths, including untold unreported or unsolved murders, resulted from the violence that sprang up between warring bootleg factions.Philadelphians, like many Americans, disregarded Prohibition en masse. District Attorney John Monaghan (1870-1954), leading the investigation, publicly outed the well-known boxing promoter Max “Boo Boo” Hoff (1895-1941) as the “King of the Bootleggers." All images are property the copyright holder and are displayed here for informational purposes only.Height of bar is margin of victory • Mouseover bar for details • Click for box score • Grouped by Month* - bats left-handed, # - bats both, else - bats right, ? Kensington.
Philadelphia Gazette Of United States And Philadelphia Daily Advertiser (1796-1800) Philadelphia Inquirer (1860-1923) Philadelphia Jewish Exponent (1887-1977) Philadelphia La Libera Parola (1918-1922) Philadelphia La Ragione (1917-1917) Philadelphia La Rassegna (1917-1917) Philadelphia Magazine and Review (1799-1799) A city of nearly 100 breweries in the 1880s, Philadelphia had just 10 licensed breweries when Prohibition ended in 1933.A city of two million residents, Philadelphia accommodated as many as 16,000 speakeasies during Prohibition. 1919 Season 1921 Season. They are high-topped shoes that buttoned up using a special button hook.In the first half of the twentieth century, two campus plans—the Cret Report of 1913 and the Martin Report of 1948—called for the creation of a pedestrian campus free of urban congestion.From before its opening in 1907, the Market Street Elevated spurred tremendous construction and population growth in West Philadelphia.Woodside Park was an amusement park which thrilled Philadelphians with its attractions for almost 60 years.The Arena began as an ice rink, but quickly expanded to an arena used for events like boxing matches, rodeos, and major political events.Concerned Philadelphians addressed the housing issues and discrimination faced by migrants.A housing crisis, combined with White resistance to Black settlement, created high rents and overcrowding for migrants in the first wave of the Great Migration.Southern African American migrants shared a complex relationship with Philadelphia’s middle-class Black families with multigenerational ties to the city.University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education Buy 1930, he’s back in Brooklyn doing “Billiards” stuff, which was the Albaums were pretty much all doing except for one. While Prohibition did not invent corruption among political and law enforcement entities in Philadelphia, it exacerbated established patterns of misconduct.
Map of Philadelphia, Camden and vicinity : compiled from city plans & personal surveys 1 : 35000 Smith, Elvino V., 1870-1932 Elvino V. Smith A map of Philadelphia and parts adjacent / by N. Scull and G. Heap. - unknown, for minors - unknown; OPS_lg for OPS+ does not include pitchers.
- unknown; OPS_lg for OPS+ does not include pitchers. In the working class saloons of Liquor laws in Pennsylvania—as well as a slew of South Jersey towns—harken back to an earlier era when temperance advocates held public office. Photographer John Frank Keith wandered Philadelphia in the 1920s, capturing scenes of people in front of their houses. (Though drinking moved underground with the introduction of Prohibition, Philadelphians actually had more saloons and watering holes to choose from after the law was enacted. All logos are the trademark & property of their owners and not Sports Reference LLC. Despite the federal mandate, residents of the Quaker City continued to consume alcohol (legal), thereby spurring its production, transportation, and sale (all illegal). As the grand jury's disclosures reached the press, Collier’s magazine noted that lawlessness was the price Philadelphia had to pay for what it wanted to drink. Philadelphia had long been one of the nation’s leading beer brewing capitals. Vice raids on dozens of brewers—including Esslinger & Son, Finkenauer Brewing Co., Liebert & Obert, Roehm Brewing Co., and Philadelphia Brewing Co.—turned up high-powered beer.
Home Features Bar Guide Philadelphia was ‘wet as the Atlantic Ocean’ in 1920s Philadelphia was ‘wet as the Atlantic Ocean’ in 1920s. This guide contains information on the directories, as well as other published resources on Philadelphia's 5th and Columbia, Cecil Moore. All logos are the trademark & property of their owners and not Sports Reference LLC. Baldwin's moved part (and later all) of its production to Eddystone near Chester to secure bigger quarters, only to founder in bankruptcy in the …
Note the black shoes worn by most of the girls (see girl on the left). Twenty-four high-ranking police officers, each paid $1,500 to $2,500 in an annual salary, had accumulated $750,000 in assets amongst them.
In 1917 he’s listed as “Cigars.” In 1918 he’s in the military. In HSP's library is a complete run of city directories beginning in the late 18th-century and running consistently through 1935.
1920 Philadelphia Phillies Statistics.
City officials, public servants, bootleggers, and consumers contributed to a cyclical pattern of corruption around the management and distribution of vice.
Media in category "Philadelphia in the 1920s" The following 6 files are in this category, out of 6 total. Girls from the William Cullen Bryant School show off cloths they made in the lastest schoolgirl fashions. Infighting appears to have killed Duffy (his murder was never solved), as well as several underlings who grabbed for power in his absence. Facing S. 49th Street between Spruce and Locust, the Croydon has a checkered past.
Butler left his post as director of public safety in December 1925. Still more deaths, including untold unreported or unsolved murders, resulted from the violence that sprang up between warring bootleg factions.Philadelphians, like many Americans, disregarded Prohibition en masse. District Attorney John Monaghan (1870-1954), leading the investigation, publicly outed the well-known boxing promoter Max “Boo Boo” Hoff (1895-1941) as the “King of the Bootleggers." All images are property the copyright holder and are displayed here for informational purposes only.Height of bar is margin of victory • Mouseover bar for details • Click for box score • Grouped by Month* - bats left-handed, # - bats both, else - bats right, ? Kensington.
Philadelphia Gazette Of United States And Philadelphia Daily Advertiser (1796-1800) Philadelphia Inquirer (1860-1923) Philadelphia Jewish Exponent (1887-1977) Philadelphia La Libera Parola (1918-1922) Philadelphia La Ragione (1917-1917) Philadelphia La Rassegna (1917-1917) Philadelphia Magazine and Review (1799-1799) A city of nearly 100 breweries in the 1880s, Philadelphia had just 10 licensed breweries when Prohibition ended in 1933.A city of two million residents, Philadelphia accommodated as many as 16,000 speakeasies during Prohibition. 1919 Season 1921 Season. They are high-topped shoes that buttoned up using a special button hook.In the first half of the twentieth century, two campus plans—the Cret Report of 1913 and the Martin Report of 1948—called for the creation of a pedestrian campus free of urban congestion.From before its opening in 1907, the Market Street Elevated spurred tremendous construction and population growth in West Philadelphia.Woodside Park was an amusement park which thrilled Philadelphians with its attractions for almost 60 years.The Arena began as an ice rink, but quickly expanded to an arena used for events like boxing matches, rodeos, and major political events.Concerned Philadelphians addressed the housing issues and discrimination faced by migrants.A housing crisis, combined with White resistance to Black settlement, created high rents and overcrowding for migrants in the first wave of the Great Migration.Southern African American migrants shared a complex relationship with Philadelphia’s middle-class Black families with multigenerational ties to the city.University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education Buy 1930, he’s back in Brooklyn doing “Billiards” stuff, which was the Albaums were pretty much all doing except for one. While Prohibition did not invent corruption among political and law enforcement entities in Philadelphia, it exacerbated established patterns of misconduct.
Map of Philadelphia, Camden and vicinity : compiled from city plans & personal surveys 1 : 35000 Smith, Elvino V., 1870-1932 Elvino V. Smith A map of Philadelphia and parts adjacent / by N. Scull and G. Heap. - unknown, for minors - unknown; OPS_lg for OPS+ does not include pitchers.
- unknown; OPS_lg for OPS+ does not include pitchers. In the working class saloons of Liquor laws in Pennsylvania—as well as a slew of South Jersey towns—harken back to an earlier era when temperance advocates held public office. Photographer John Frank Keith wandered Philadelphia in the 1920s, capturing scenes of people in front of their houses. (Though drinking moved underground with the introduction of Prohibition, Philadelphians actually had more saloons and watering holes to choose from after the law was enacted. All logos are the trademark & property of their owners and not Sports Reference LLC. Despite the federal mandate, residents of the Quaker City continued to consume alcohol (legal), thereby spurring its production, transportation, and sale (all illegal). As the grand jury's disclosures reached the press, Collier’s magazine noted that lawlessness was the price Philadelphia had to pay for what it wanted to drink. Philadelphia had long been one of the nation’s leading beer brewing capitals. Vice raids on dozens of brewers—including Esslinger & Son, Finkenauer Brewing Co., Liebert & Obert, Roehm Brewing Co., and Philadelphia Brewing Co.—turned up high-powered beer.
Home Features Bar Guide Philadelphia was ‘wet as the Atlantic Ocean’ in 1920s Philadelphia was ‘wet as the Atlantic Ocean’ in 1920s. This guide contains information on the directories, as well as other published resources on Philadelphia's 5th and Columbia, Cecil Moore. All logos are the trademark & property of their owners and not Sports Reference LLC. Baldwin's moved part (and later all) of its production to Eddystone near Chester to secure bigger quarters, only to founder in bankruptcy in the …
Note the black shoes worn by most of the girls (see girl on the left). Twenty-four high-ranking police officers, each paid $1,500 to $2,500 in an annual salary, had accumulated $750,000 in assets amongst them.
In 1917 he’s listed as “Cigars.” In 1918 he’s in the military. In HSP's library is a complete run of city directories beginning in the late 18th-century and running consistently through 1935.
1920 Philadelphia Phillies Statistics.
City officials, public servants, bootleggers, and consumers contributed to a cyclical pattern of corruption around the management and distribution of vice.
