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King County Sheriff Matt Starwich (center) and two men in a room with still and bootlegging materials,
1. King County Sheriff Matt Starwich (center) and two men in a room with still and bootlegging materials, ca. 1925
King County Sheriff Matt Starwich (left) and Carl H. Jackson, chief of divisional prohibition agents,
2. King County Sheriff Matt Starwich (left) and Carl H. Jackson, chief of divisional prohibition agents, inspect a seizure of wine and liquor, July 7, 1923
King County Sheriff Matt Starwich (left) and two men burning a still, ca. 1925
3. King County Sheriff Matt Starwich (left) and two men burning a still, ca. 1925
King County Sheriff Matt Starwich and four women dressed in Scottish attire at a ceremony to destroy
4. King County Sheriff Matt Starwich and four women dressed in Scottish attire at a ceremony to destroy confiscated alcohol , ca. 1925
King County Sheriff Matt Starwich and group of men with discovered stash of liquor barrels by officials,
5. King County Sheriff Matt Starwich and group of men with discovered stash of liquor barrels by officials, ca. 1925
King County Sheriff Matt Starwich and group remove and destroy stockpiles of confiscated liquor and bootlegging
6. King County Sheriff Matt Starwich and group remove and destroy stockpiles of confiscated liquor and bootlegging materials from a truck at the Seattle city dump, ca. 1925
King County Sheriff Matt Starwich and soldier with collection of materials from confiscated stills, ca.
7. King County Sheriff Matt Starwich and soldier with collection of materials from confiscated stills, ca. 1925
King County Sheriff Matt Starwich and two bloodhounds corner Seattle Union Record reporter Bob Bermann
8. King County Sheriff Matt Starwich and two bloodhounds corner Seattle Union Record reporter Bob Bermann on a woodpile during a publicity stunt organized to test the effectiveness of the bloodhounds in tracking fugitives, September 4, 1923
King County Sheriff Matt Starwich destroying bottles of confiscated alcohol, ca. 1925
9. King County Sheriff Matt Starwich destroying bottles of confiscated alcohol, ca. 1925
King County Sheriff Matt Starwich in his office displaying still equipment obtained from a raid on a
10. King County Sheriff Matt Starwich in his office displaying still equipment obtained from a raid on a house in Seattle, March 24, 1925
King County Sheriff Matt Starwich, Carl H. Jackson, and group of men inside an illegal distilleryl, ca.
11. King County Sheriff Matt Starwich, Carl H. Jackson, and group of men inside an illegal distilleryl, ca. 1925
Man using an axe to destroy a vat of alcohol, ca. 1925
12. Man using an axe to destroy a vat of alcohol, ca. 1925
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