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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1933
Page
6
Prohibition Atrocities Stir Illinois Gunfire and Death
A Prohibition era violence tale recounts a deputy sheriff maiming Roy Smith and killing Mrs. Lillian De King in a home raid led by a dry investigator. Gerald De King, age 12, shot Smith in the hip after finding a revolver, while Ottmeyer Fleming was killed in Washington after a ride with an alleged bootlegger. The piece condemns “half-trigger enforcement” and legalized murder, urging repeal with the 21st Amendment and adoption of state positions ahead of the June 27 vote.
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Lillian de Gg
Sho
Gerald
Sméth
Leming
Washington
Ottmeyer Fleming
Washington Traction Company
Uuay
Mary Island
Fleming
John Stevens
Whlyde Rowse
B. R. Campbell
Rouse
Stevens
House of Representatives
Bishop Cannon
West
Monticello Echoes in Hatfield Chilton Exchange
Senator Hatfield uses ex Senator Chilton interview to argue against the 18th amendment repeal while praising Jeffersonian ideals. Chilton’s Monticello visits and study of Jefferson frame Chilton’s stance as Jeffersonian. The debate centers on constitutional limits and generation to generation governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Henry D. Hatfield
W. E. Chilton
Hatfield
Chilton
House
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas ‘Jefferson
Jefferson
Louisiana
Napoleton
Be‘bause
Ocean
England
Louisiana Territory
Mississippi River
Civie
United States
Brian Jefferson
Lincoln
McKiniity
Wilson
Roosevelt
MontresHo
West Virgina
Napoleon
Montivello
West Virginia
Jeffersonian Courage and The Roosevelt Era Revisited
The article defends Jeffersonian principles in crisis, praising bold executive action by Jefferson and Roosevelt. It contrasts republican restraint with wartime necessity, argues for swift measures, and contemplates political figures from West Virginia about repeal votes and Monticello visits.
Repeal Wave Covers 14 States Holds 36 Percent Population
States representing 36 per cent of the U S population voted to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment and 14 states show a 3.8 to 1 repeal advantage. Iowa and Indiana are close, Delaware and New Hampshire are dry, others vary. Nationally 45,315,593 of 122,773,046 residents live in these states.
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United States
Iowa
Indiana
Delaware
New Hampshire
New York
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Michigan
Literary Digest
Famous Magazine
Park Avenue dining room rattled by shifting tastes
A column sketches changes at Pierre's era venue on Park Avenue with new decor and staff while patrons, both old and new, continue to seek high society dining. It also notes literary tidbits about Tschiffely's Ride and various cultural references, including magazine trends and public figures.
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Parka Avenue
U& Nedate Tex
Walteresses
Pierre
May Christie
del Monte
Grub Street
London
John Charles Thomas
Metropolitan
Jose Marin Sert
Ted Lewis
Reoto
Park Avenue
Sutton Place
Horace Liveright
New York
Bob Garland
John Golden
Rachel Crothers
Mons
Einstein
Coge sur-Mer
Belgium
Germany
Forest Hills
L. L
Samuel Imsull
Greece
Joseph Conrad Wis
America
Noel Coward
Ed Bullvan
Babe Ruth
Cbtiwell Wodds
Beutary MacDonald
Andrew Jackson
Bernd
Pame
Alan Mi
Porton
Mountain Editors Call For Prohibition Repeal Wave
Mountain state editors unite in favor of repealing the eighteenth amendment with a June 27 statewide vote. They argue prohibition failed to curb vice, spurred lawbreaking, damaged states rights, and burdened enforcement costs while promising restored revenue and regulation. Local papers from Raleigh Register to Morgantown Downson Barn all weigh in, urging voters to back repeal and end the era of speak-easies and bootleggers.
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West Virginia
California
Mountain State
American Bar Association
American Medial Association
American Federation of Labor
American Hotel Association
Raleigh Register
Democratic City
Beckley
Uniow
Trent
Fairmont Times
Democratic Daily
Roosevelt's Power Warns of Wide Reach in Wall Street Tale
Arthur Brisbane surveys growing executive reach in government and finance. He cites Roosevelt's potential to license industry, cut salaries, tax returns, and reshape the economy, while discussing wheat taxes, Paris wheat pricing, and Russia's mining ambitions alongside a critique of modern power dynamics.
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Congress
Washington
Tyler
Mussolini
Kamal
Stalin
Hitler
Bienes
Roosevelt
Jim
To know him is to love him in West Virginia praise
The Readers' Forum argues for a West Virginia leader whose rise mirrors Franklin D. Roosevelt. The writer recalls the man’s education focus, legal career, and reform record, praising his ambition, integrity, and impact as prosecutor and statesman. He is described as a close second to the national leader and a model Republican candidate.
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Bombay
Goman
West Virginia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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