From 1927-1947, Hot Springs mayor Leo McLaughlin ran an “open city” providing a safe retreat for gangsters and gamblers. We explore McLaughlin’s political machine and the events leading up to the GI Revolt.
From 1927-1947, Hot Springs mayor Leo McLaughlin ran an “open city” providing a safe retreat for gangsters and gamblers. We explore McLaughlin’s political machine and the events leading up to the GI Revolt.