On a tragic day in Grand Ronde, Oregon, September 3, 1922, the life of Glenn Henry Price was cut short in a violent confrontation. A male Prohibition Agent, Price had only recently joined the Prohibition Unit on February 15, 1922, earning an annual salary of $1,800. He and his fellow agent, Grover Todd, were in the small community to apprehend a known bootlegger named Phillip Warren.
The operation to bring Warren into custody did not go as planned. During the initial attempt to arrest him ...
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