Iowa Mulct Law and Prohibition Battle Recap
The article traces liquor regulation from colonial times to Iowa’s 1882 prohibition and the 1894 Mulct law. It explains local option battles, the river cities’ evasion, and Horace Boies's 1894 win. The Mulct law taxed saloons and limited locations, expanding dry districts until repeal in WWI. It notes national prohibition’s failure and calls for reform.
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New Delhi AP reports India intends to form a uniformed home guard force of one million volunteers to bolster internal security and aid in emergencies. Home Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri circulated the decision to states citing the Chinese threat as the motive.
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