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We take you now to our studios in San Francisco, where you will hear Walter B. Selma, Sheriff of Marin County. Bootlegging, hijacking, rum running, and various other methods of illegal motor money making were responsible for the reign of carer.

Things were daily occurring in the larger cities, and in Marin County, Sheriff's Jack Keating, and under Sheriff Alex McCurdy worked day and night coping with rum running activities. Because of the isolation of many large vineyards and ranches, this was an ideal place for the racketeers and deserted coastline nearby made a perfect place

for landing liquor. Thus it was that in 1912, tonight's story took place. The peace officials were facing an added burden, bootleggers and gangsters. On top of enforcing the regular laws, the gangsters rapidly disappearing. But then it was a different story.