George Remus was mainly active in the Ohio and Kentucky area during Prohibition, most notably in the Cincinnati area.
Being a qualified and famous lawyerRemus studied the Volstead Act and found a loophole that would allow legally produced alcohol and sell it as a medicine. Within two years he was so successful he had bought and sold one seventh of all the alcohol in the US
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