Glowaski v. State

By the laws of Ohio it is made an offense to possess intoxicating liqnor except in certain places and under certain circumstances. It is settled that upon the trial of one charged with possession, proof that he had possession of the liquor is sufficient, unless he offers proof showing that circumstances were such as permitted him to have possession thereof under the law.

In the Joe George case the defendant was convicted of illegal transportation of intoxicating liquor; in the Harris case and in the Glowaski case the defendants were found guilty of illegal possession of liquor. In all of these…