Winchester v. State
Alabama Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
FOSTER, T.
Tom Winchester was indicted by the grand jury of Tuscaloosa county for tlie crime of selling or otherwise disposing of prohibited liquors, and was convicted in the circuit court by a jury. From this conviction he prosecutes this appeal.
The state’s theory, which was evidently .believed by the jury, was that Claude Jones .and Monroe Garner went to a negro dance hall, where they met a negro named Ed Crowe, who, with another negro, and Claude Jones and Monroe Garner, went to the home of Tom Winchester, the defendant, and bought from him a quart of white liquor for $3.
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