One in Every 322 in Maryland Arrested for Prohibition Violations
Federal court records show that from July 2, 1921, to July 1, 1982, about 3,295 convictions were listed as cases arising from the prohibition act in Maryland. U S District Attorney Ames W. Woodcoth of Baltimore notes arrests reached 452 with roughly 1,778 arrests by 1926, illustrating steady growth and substantial enforcement activity in Baltimore.
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United States Dustalet Attornes Ames
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Distinct Mtories Woodeord and officers
The speaker notes that most officers are rested by agents and many face previous charges. Several have already completed four or five counts in Federal Court.
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November Weather Patterns and Records From Local Station
Weather notes show November varied with temperatures from a low of 22 to a high of 67 degrees. Rain totaled about 2.48 inches, near normal, with 12 rainfall days and 11 clear evenings. Snow fell on the 2nd and 25th, foggy mornings noted, and November’s warmth and cold extremes reflect a unsettled pattern.
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