Prohibition Raid Provokes Charlottetown Protest
A Charlottetown woman, the wife of Captain Walsh, protests a raid on their home by the Government Prohibition Commissioner and city police. She questions legality, protection for unarmed women, and seeks redress after officers searched the residence without warning or apology. The letter cites fears of further raids on other households and asks whether action can be taken without Attorney General permission.
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Central Guardian reports Everbrite Spoons are a hot premium as demand surges. A half mast for Edward Davy marks city mourning. local notes include islander visits, diocesan Catholic Women's League plans, and a wild late night joyride ending in fines.
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