Supports an institutional-enforcement model rather than treating statutory passage alone as practical prohibition.
The passage traces legislative tactics, court action, Anti-Saloon League evidence gathering, property injunctions, and the final sale of Cascade Hollow.
The 1913–1917 shutdown of Nashville's liquor trade depended on shipping restrictions, nuisance procedures, criminal pleas, injunctions against operators and property owners, licensing constraints, and eventual possession and storage bans.
PDF sheet 223
PDF sheet 217
Manny and Boss Crump: Liquor by the Drink
Text and relevant visual evidence checked against rendered PDF sheets 217–223 on 2026-08-27. The record is a bounded paraphrase; quoted archival, newspaper, family, marketing, and authorial layers remain distinguished.
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Evidence
The 1913–1917 shutdown of Nashville's liquor trade depended on shipping restrictions, nuisance procedures, criminal pleas, injunctions against operators and property owners, licensing constraints, and eventual possession and storage bans.
Context
The passage traces legislative tactics, court action, Anti-Saloon League evidence gathering, property injunctions, and the final sale of Cascade Hollow.
Research annotation
Supports an institutional-enforcement model rather than treating statutory passage alone as practical prohibition.
Source layer and locator
- Section: Manny and Boss Crump: Liquor by the Drink
- Locator: PDF sheet 217–PDF sheet 223
- Record type: Paraphrase
Verification and use constraints
Text and relevant visual evidence checked against rendered PDF sheets 217–223 on 2026-08-27. The record is a bounded paraphrase; quoted archival, newspaper, family, marketing, and authorial layers remain distinguished.
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