Thomas v. State

Harry Thomas was indicted in two counts for a violation of the prohibition law. These two counts of the indictment are as follows: “The grand jurors . . charge and accuse Harry Thomas with the offense of misdemeanor, for that the said Harry Thomas did on the 20 day of June, 1933, . . have, possessed, and controlled, and have in his possession, custody and control, spirituous, alcoholic, malt, and intoxicating liquor, the same not being alcohol for medicinal, mechanical, or scientific purposes, nor wine for sacramental purposes, contrary to the laws of said State . . ” “And the grand jurors…