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The Hooch Express: 1922

November 16, 1922. Cases of moonshine next to wreck of bootlegger's car in Washington, D.C. View full size. National Photo Company Collection.

November 16, 1922. Cases of moonshine next to wreck of bootlegger's car in Washington, D.C. View full size. National Photo Company Collection.

 

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Synchronicity

This accident occurred on the same day that policewoman Leona King was injured when struck by a vehicle.

License Plate

So that's a Maryland plate behind the crank? Wonder if the DC one's a fake or stolen.

[As we see here, it wasn't uncommon to have both. - Dave]

Dry

Looks like there'll be no drinkin' whiskey from the ol' fruit jar tonite!

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