In the shadowy world of Prohibition-era Buffalo, New York, a dedicated federal agent met a violent and untimely end. George Stewart, a 50-year-old male, had been diligently working to enforce the nation's controversial liquor laws. On the night of November 11, 1923, his commitment to his duty would cost him his life.
Working undercover, Stewart entered a seemingly innocuous 'soft-drink' cafe, a common front for the illicit sale of alcohol. His true identity, however, was not as concealed
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