Change in Beer and Liquor Laws Recommended
Denver reports Secretary George Baker urged the next assembly to revise the liquor code for stronger enforcement. Proposals include suspending licenses of 2.2 beer dealers for violations and allowing felons to regain liquor licenses 15 years after conviction if record clean. Baker criticized 3.2 rules as unworkable and cited current licensing hurdles.
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Denver
Bible
George Baker
Rnterenre Durean
Secretary of State
Baker
Roker
Under the Volstead Act Foes Expand Aquor Business
The passage notes that some people under the Volstead Act have moved into legitimate Aquor business as a response to prohibition. It highlights the shift of figures from illicit circles toward lawful enterprises within Aquor. The statement implies evolving business lines amid enforcement pressures.
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Aquor
Lost French Colony Sought on St. Johns River
Washington report describes U S prospecting for a vanished French settlement along the St Johns in Florida near Fort Garoline. The site, said to have been pillaged by Spanish conquistadores in 1660s, is sought under a congressional authorization to Interior for locating the historic locale.
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St. John’s
Washington, D. C
Florida
Unels Sam
New England
Fort Garoline
National Geographic Society
Congress
Department of Interior
Fort Caroline legacy near Jacksonville in proposed park
The article discusses a 100 acre tract near Jacksonville slated for a national or state park to honor the Fort Caroline settlement. Archaeologists and historians will investigate the site since the fort’s exact location within the park is unknown. It recounts Huguenot and Spanish actions at the river mouth, Menendez de Avilés, Ribault, and the early religious freedom settlement, noting later Civil War and 17th century English colonization context.
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Jacksonville
Bass
St. Johna Bluff
Ribault
Jean Micault
Menendez Wen
St. Augustine
St, Augustine
United States
Menendez
Fort Caroline
Ploridy
Florida
St. Johns Bluff
Alno
Fort Caroline lore and French explorer ties to Mayport history
The piece recalls Fort Caroline as a key local asset while noting Jacques de Moyne de Morques drawings as vital clues to the fort's location. It mentions Ribault at Mayport, the River of May, and a tablet commemorating the French landing, alongside disparate notes on Florida history and old colonial defenses.
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Fort Caroline
Jacques de Moyne de Morques
Florida
St. Johns
Earth’s Orbit Speed Tells Seasonal Distance Change
An ancient note explains that the Earth orbits the Sun at about 100 miles per minute. It states the speed is greatest in January when we are nearest the Sun and slows in July when we are farthest away.
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