Snedegar v. State

In January, 1924, one Harry Thompson lived near Oaklandon, Marion county, Indiana, on a farm operated by one Richardson, by whom he was employed to do farm labor, being furnished the house to live in and about an acre of ground surrounding it. Certain officers, with a search warrant, went to his home in the afternoon, when he was away, and read the search warrant to his wife, after which they searched the house, and in an upstairs room found a 100-gallon still, set up and “running,” being hot, though there was no fire under it when it was found and also seventy gallons of “white mule whisky,”…