Speaking of Prohibition by Zoe Beckley
In this installment Judge Mary M. Barthelme of Chicago's juvenile court argues prohibition benefits families and youth, while Judge Jean H. Norris of New York challenges the law's framing and outcomes. The piece contrasts views on alcohol's social effects and calls for reform from inside the system.
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The city has recently paid 541,080 in interest on bond issues from 1918 1921 and 1916. A check of 11,000 covered half years interest on the 1916 issue of 690,000 which has been reduced to 41,000 in principal. Next year about 45,000 more will be cut from principal. A 30,380 interest payment for the 1921 land issue of 1,000,000 was sent to an eastern bank by Treasurer McCarthy. The city has yet to make its first principal payment.
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