LIQUOR SMUGGLING
ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE’S PROPOSAL. 'MSTW USE FOR MILITARY FORGES. Pites Association—By Telegraph—Oopyrigat NEW YORK, January 18. (Received Jan. 19, at 9.10 p.m.) According to a Trenton (New Jersey) ck-»iktch, the Anti-Saloon League passed -a resolution urging that the army and n -ivy should be utilised to establish a I ockado to prevent rum running and ji pior smuggling. This step is considered ' lr. jceissary in order to check the flow of intoxicants into the United States. The navy would be used to check liquor snuggling along the coast, where, bei, ,nd the three-mile limit, 24 vessels, Laded with European stocks, are waiting ,'f.>r small boats to unload their wares sur-r-iptitiously. The army would ba used on the Mexican and Canadian borders. — A. and N.Z. Cable.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18766, 20 January 1923, Page 10
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