Prohibition Again Before Congress
The article reports a congressional push to amend the Constitution to ban alcohol nationwide. Representative Richard Pearson Hobarn of Alabama introduces a resolution urging prohibition, citing scientific findings on alcohol as a poison and its economic and social harms. The proposed amendment would prohibit sale, manufacture for sale, and importation for sale of beverages containing alcohol, with Congress empowered to enforce the provisions.
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Caongreas
Richard Pearson Hobarn
Alabama
Bayétte
Warrens
Senate
House of Representatives
Uniterd States of America
United States
Congress
Whitney on the Penitentiary Controversy in Fayette
A E Whitney, longtime deputy warden of Fort Madison and Anamosa, weighs in on the dispute between Governor Carrell and David Brant of the Iowa City Republican over penitentiary policy. He questions Brant’s claims about chaplains and wardens, notes a lack of evidence, and calls for correct death and transfer figures from Fort Madison and Anamosa.
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Fayette
Carrell
David Brant
Iowa City Republican
Fort Madison
A, E Whitney
Kort Madison
Anamosa
Whitney
Brant
Haley
Dubuque
Mer. Brant
Denniston wedding linked to social ties and travel
Denniston details a social wedding between Douglas Whe and Harriet Elizabeth Douglas, noting arrival in Kansas City for the ceremony. The piece mentions family ties, the home of the bride’s sister, and plans for the newlyweds to spend winter in California with departing parents. It also includes unrelated notices about poultry and medical advertisements.
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Denniston
Douglas
Graham
Harriet Hlizabeth Douglas
Kansas City
Tat HS
Pantor
Nira
Devhiston
Payette
Randalia
W.C Denniston
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J. A. Claxton
Q. C. Babcock
C. R. Carpenter
M. B. Jones
Asst. Cash
Prohibition
B. Whitney
Crisco
Aha
John’ Hunt
Corte
Donald
Blitiny
California
Hota
Carmichael
Toledo
Hall
Charles Parker
Montreal
Canada
The
Veterinary College
Wood
K. H. Lockwood
M. J. Hartman
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