Drier and Drier says Kramer predicts prohibition longevity
Washington April 26. John F. Kramer federal prohibition commissioner says prohibition is here to stay and will grow drier as enforcement improves. He advocates centralizing liquor warehousing extending taxes on bonded liquor and consolidating enforcement under a single state agent. Also notes past mistakes and ongoing bootlegger challenges along Florida coast and Canadian border. In Detroit two fox terriers caused a Fort street blast that killed three and destroyed four houses.
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Washington
John F. Kramer
Kramer
Dngl
Anti-Salon League
Florida
Canadian
Eees
Detroit
Fort Street
Gustave Hermann
Tate to Resume Speeches to Public
The Enterprise reports Fred Tate, the People’s Candidate for Mayor, will hold outdoor mass meetings tonight at Park and Lake streets and at Silman’s store on South Main. He will be joined by other speakers to present political arguments intended to influence the city election, urging earnest citizens to attend and bring voters so the facts are heard before election day.
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Park and Lake Streets
Samuel
Fred Ntate
Chautauqua Week Opens May Four With Redpath Guests
P H Porter advance representative of the Redpath Chautauqua Chicago arrived in the city yesterday and will stay until the seven day event opens May 4. Local committee handles Chautauqua affairs and ticket sales with season tickets on sale. The 1921 Redpath program promises strong entertainment including The Man From Home comedy and Ben Greet Players in As You Like It. Notable musical attractions top the lineup and daily programs offer a full week of lectures and entertainment.
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P. H. Porter
Redpath Chautauqua
Chicago
Ter Wil
Evidence Blows Up In Court In Leavenworth
In Leavenworth Kansas on April 26 during a trial for Richard Copper smith the defense attorney B F Enders swung a bottle at a witness causing flying glass that cut his wrist and shattered his glasses. The defense contended the beverage lacked enough kick to violate the bone dry law. The incident interrupted testimony and drew attention to the case.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Richard Coppersmith
B. F. Enders
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