As Prohibition comes to an end, organized crime syndicates exploit the "protection" racket, exacting payments from unwilling business owners with deadly consequences. Ambitious small-town reporter Ruth, rejected by the city paper's editor, seeks a scoop and stumbles upon the murder of Liquor Board Commissioner Eldridge. She eventually lands a job at the paper and uncovers crucial evidence, including a photo of the killer, which leads to the death of Murty, the driver involved in Eldridge's murder. Ruth finds herself at the forefront of the investigation, staying one step ahead of the cunning detective Casey.
Women Are Trouble
As Prohibition ends, organized crime syndicates shift their focus to extortion, targeting small-time businesses and individuals who refuse to pay "protection" fees, with brutal consequences for those who don't comply. Meanwhile, a determined small-town journalist named Ruth seeks t...
