Women Reform Leaders Call Nationwide War on Roadhouse Vice
Boston June 3 A national drive to abolish roadhouse vice is led by women reformers through the National Congress of Parents and Teachers and the Massachusetts Civic League. Massachusetts uses a roadhouse law giving the state police power to refuse licenses. several venues have already closed. The campaign cites under-25 patrons, alcohol use, and the spread of road culture as problems, seeking broader state action and local enforcement.
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Boston
Massachusetts
National Congress of
States
Hawaii
Town Protective Committee
Massachusetts Civic League
William Tilton
Washington
Sudbury
Middleton
Scituate
Hanson
Westwood
Commissioner of Public Safety
Judge Shell Sentences Six In District Court
Five whites and two Negroes pleaded guilty or were convicted in district court before Judge J. T. Shell. Sentences for three whites were deferred while others received terms from the bench. Charges included disturbing the peace failing to send children to school larceny possession and transporting liquor. The heaviest fine was $500 plus costs and 60 days in jail for W. O. Eason, with four months more on default. Wiley DeLoach, linked to Eason in a liquor–car incident, drew $250 fine plus costs and 80 days in jail on transport liquor charges.
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Eason
DeLoach
Jack Reed
Fondale
Singleton Lee
J. T. Shell
W. O. Eason
Wiley DeLoach
Sheriff's Department
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