State aid seen as vital if dry law succeeds
A growing belief in Washington that state and local governments must share in prohibition enforcement emerges as federal action alone cannot curb speakeasies and bootlegging. Experts say a $300,000,000 federal program and vast courts would be needed, pushing for closer cooperation with states and municipalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
James M. Doran
Prohibition Unit
House Appropriations Committee
New York
Doran
Federel
Coolidge
James E. Jones
Navy Bill Urged to Preserve Sea Freedom
Times Special reports Paul V. McNutt of the American Legion urged strengthening the U S navy to safeguard freedom of the seas. He argued Great Britain would seek sea trade dictate during war, citing past conflicts and Geneva failures, and said an equal U S navy strength is needed to protect coastlines overseas trade and investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
New York
United States
Great Britain
Paul V. McNutt
American Legion
Foreign Policy Association
Hotel Astor
United States Navy
England
America
Travelers Aid lauded at annual Columbia Club dinner
C A Radford publicity director of the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis rail way praised the Travelers Aid Society at its annual dinner held Friday night at the Columbia Club. Miss Margaret Williams New York field secretary James A McGowan and Guy K Jefferies also spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers’ Aid Society
C. A. Radford
Cleveland, Cincinnati
Chicago & St. Louis
Columbia Club
Margaret Williams
New York
James A. McGowan
Guy K. Jefferies
Curtis ready to quit seat in bid for vacation and party control
Vice President-Elect Charles Curtis plans to resign his Kansas Senate seat next week to take a long vacation and allow a friendly successor. He aims to have the Kellogg peace treaty ratified before Christmas while Senate adjourns for holidays. If he resigns before January 14 Governor Ben Paulen or Clyde Reed will appoint a replacement, with possible names including David E. Mulvane J N Tincher or Henry Allen William Allen White. Ed Hanley named city finance director in Michigan City as Billings resigns after audit controversy.
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Washington
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Senate
Curtis
Ben Paulen
David E. Mulvane
Republican National
Henry Allen
William Allen White
Allen
White
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New Albany
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Sappenfield
Indianapolis
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Campbell Oil Company
Shelby and
Becker Streets
Illinois
U. S. Navy
Legion
M’nutt
N. Y
Travelers Aid Lauded
Jos. E
Father John
Canada
Father John's
South America
Hernando Siles
Bolivia
Paraguay
la Paz
Chaco
Paraguay River
New City
United Press
Michigan City
Ed W. Hanley
William H. Billings
Hanley
Billings
State Board of Accounts
Eioa
Asuncion
Argentina
Taleam
Michelin Tires
On Credit Public Service Tire CO
New York St
Marion County State Bank
East Market Street
First Mortgage
Meyer-Kiser Bank
East Washington St
Old Trails Automobile Insurance Association
Old Trails
Ats E-Ygne
Liberty Credit Clothing Co
North
Pennsylvania Street
Fred W. Case
Prin
Central Business College
Pennsylvania
Vermont
First Door
Liberal Credit
W. WA
Ait
JRE CO
Fletcher Ave. Savings & Loan Assn
E. Market St. Iz
Fada and
Crosley
Chicago Jewelry Co
Washington St
Riley
West Indies
Union Trust Travel Bureau
Richard A. Kurtz
Travel Bureau
Union Trust c
E. Market St
Travel
Depry
Dept
Baltimore, Md
Indianapolis Times
Radio Atlas
Federal Radio Commission
RADIO
American Radio Relay League
The
Radio Atlas Dept
Hatfield Electric CO
Meridian
Maryland
Fuller-Ryde Music CO
Ohio St
East End Radio CO
Smith-Hassler-Sturm CO
Massachusetts
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Aetna Trust & Savings Co
Pennsylvania St
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