Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 250, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 February 1931 — Page 18

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EXCLUSIVE CLUB SCENE OF RAID IN PHILADELPHIA Police Find 600 Quarts of Alleged Liquors, Schofield Charges. By Lmttd Prct* PHILADELPHIA. Feb 26. -The Manufacturers’ Club, one of Philadelphia's most exclusive institutions, was raided by police early today

"and more than 600 quarts of alleged champagne, rye j whisky and im- | ported liquors was l seized. | Francis Bolli, | managerof\he j club, will be given i a hearing on j charges of illegal ; possession. Major Lemuel ' B. Schofield, director of public | safety, personally led the raiders. Imrnedi at e ly, * after the raid. Schofield resigned

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his membership in the Manufacturers’ Club. “The only way to enforce prohibition is to arrest the big fellow along with the little fellow,’’ Schofield told reporters as he was leaving the club. | “Broad and Walnut streets looks the same to me as any little alley speakeasy.” Schofield has been a’ member of the club many years. It has been his custom to meet there every Sunday wis John Monaghan, dis- . trict attorney, and other close Wends for friendly chats or political conferences. Late Wednesday night, according to police, the director learned there j was a large, stock of liquor at the j o,lub. He immediately went before j a magistrate and obtained a warrant. He summoned William B. Mills, superintendent of police; Joseph Taylor, assistant superintendent, and Inspector John Barthold to his office to plan the raid. At 1:30 a. m. they left the city hall And went to the club. Entering, they took an elevator to an upper floor where three members of the police “mystery squad” were waiting, armed wtih crowbars. ; After repeated knocks failed to gain admittance, the police forced their w ay into the room. A number of club members were i there. The room was furnished as a "luxurious barroom,” police said. The members were not molested, i however, the only one arrested be- j ing the club manager. Arrest German Rioter By United Preae BERLIN, Feb. 26.—Alois Broil, a firmer who attempted to break into the presidential palace brandishing i a pistol several days ago, was sentenced today to six weeks in jail on a charge illegally carrying firearms.

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