Introduction
Negotiations with railroads. Railroads accept proposals ; Chicago meeting promotes cooperation ; Seizures lead to liquor rings ; Attitude of eastern roads ; Rail agreements aid enforcement ; Broadening railroad support ; Drinking on trains stopped ; Pullman Co. joins agreement ; Express companies support plan ; Railroads help curb smugglers ; Access to shipping records ; Inspection of suspected cars ; Aid of southeastern carriers ; Railroad aid in seaboard areas ; Railroad police aid investigators ; Typical instance of railroad aid ; Rail worker uncovers conspiracy ; Western railroad cooperation
Property owners ban violators. Realty aid curbs liquor traffic ; Question of owner's good faith ; Negotiations with realty men ; Realty agreements effective ; Typical notice to owners ; Covenants in New York leases ; New York owners notified ; Eviction clauses in Chicago ; Procedure in Philadelphia ; Court action quickens cooperation ; Promoting public sentiment ; Inspection protects earnings ; Abatement a quick remedy ; Owners exercise diligence ; Realty owners responsibility ; Losses avoided by cooperation ; Violaters ousted promptly ; Agents seek Federal aid ; Courts hold owners responsible ; Agents eject many violators ; Owners seek official aid ; Bonded against violations ; Prompt ejection follows notice
Civic leaders promote enforcement
Citizens perform public service
Citizen gives key to conspiracy
Contacts with Federal officials
Local responsibility defined
Value of civic contacts
Lax officials retired
Attitude of public utilities
Support of automotive corporations
Policy of traffic authorities
Practice of insurance companies
Hotel proprietors responsibility
Cooperation among permittees
Government aids business
Typical letter to permittees
Aid of chemical industry
Industry aids law administration.