Wets press case for home alcohol use under Volstead act
Washington April 15 AP Congress debates if a 2.7 to 11.68 percent alcohol cider or wine may be sold for use. Rep Hill Republican Maryland argues home production under Sec 29 of the Volstead act is lawful as juries found non intoxicating liquor not a crime. Witnesses including Dr Dorn discuss stills sugar and aging materials with skeptical questions from Sen Reed about production scales.
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Senate Liquor Committee
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James Cannon Sr
Methodist Episcopal Church
Goff
West Virginia
Wetl
Reed
Misechi
Andrews
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Treasury
General Andrews
James Dern
Prohibition
Dern
Trauer
Dom
Dorn
Girl Is Tennis Pro and Distilled Whisky Debate
A discussion references distilled whiskey and its possible use by bootleggers, with Senator Reed presenting a commerce report showing corn sugar consumption rising from 152,870,000 pounds in 1910 to 27,909,851 in 923. The dialogue covers extracts for spirits and big versus small stills, plus looming inquiries into prohibition enforcement and liquor seizures. A separate note reports the Greenwood Archers of Oakland celebrating a member’s bow and arrow victory over a coyote.
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Missouri
Department of Commerce
Dorn
Granes
Coast Guard
Greenwood Archers
Bowmen
Oakland
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Page Sells His Dairy Diary From Senate Scandal
In Washington April 10 a 600 diary sale by Willie Cheatham a 14 year old Senate page shakes up Congress. The diary entries recount meetings with presidents and officials while Cheatham earns fame as a literary figure, stirring talk of pages carrying hats and coats taking up writing.
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Saturday Evening Post
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Senate
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Baldwin shoppers and Easter visits in Excelsior
Messrs Dan Johanning L W Haas Ike Montgomery Clyde Led erer John Cline Harry Flory Homer Disque Charley Gilliland Donald Gastrock Henry and Ernest Pohl and Frank Wacker were among the Baldwin shoppers Saturday. Mr and Mrs Charley Browning and sons Roy and Robert spent Easter Sunday at the Harry Flory home. Mr and Mrs Carl Schwartz visited Easter Sunday at the Will Schwartz home. Mr and Mrs Charley Gilliland and children Mr and Mrs Vane Kring and children spent Easter Sunday with Mr and Mrs Tom Gilliland. Homer Disque sawed wood for Walter Dyer Monday. Albert Hornberger called at the Charley Kirchner home Wednesday morning. Carl Schwartz called at the Anna Johanning home Wednesday morning. Messrs Henry Flory Homer
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Dan Johanning
L. W. Haas
Ike Montgomery
Clyde Lederer
John Cline
Harry Flory
Homer Disque
Charley
Gilliland
Donald Gastrock
Henry
Ernest Pohl
Frank Wacker
Baldwin
Charley Browning
Roy
Robert
Carl Schwartz
Will Schwartz
Charley Gilliland
Vane Kring
Tom Gilliland
Homer
Walter Dyer
Albert Hornberger
Charley Kirchner
Anna Johanning
Henry Flory
Hogs Hauled to Baldwin and Community Notices
Disque and Charley Gilliland haul ed hogs to Baldwin Thursday. About twelve members attend the school meeting Friday afternoon with Dan Johanning reelected treasurer. Mrs. Leo Dyer and Mrs. Charley Kirchner visit the Harry Flory home Friday. Miss Opal and Helen Flora stay with relatives Friday night. Tom Charley Gilliland Glen Flora visit Ottawa Saturday. Mrs. Charley Kirchner and children Gerald and Marie with Dan Johanning and L. W. Haas visit Baldwin Saturday. Andrew Elm and family visit Lawrence. Helen Flory and Vista Dyer in county contest. Donard Gastrock and wife welcomed a daughter born Sunday April 11. Mrs. Greer cares for the Gastrocks and infant. Walter Pohl visits Harry Flory home Sunday. Hattie Schwartz in Assist.
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Charley Gilliland
Beldwin
Dan Johanning
Leo Dyer
Charley Kirchner
Harry Flory
Opal
Helen
Flora
Dave Kessler
Lawrence
Tom
Glen Flora
Ottawa
Gerald
Marie
L. W. Haas
Baldwin
Andrew Elm
Harry.Flory
Greer
Local residents visit neighbors after weekend milestones
Ernest Pohl called at the Flory and Disque households while others visited Dan Johanning and Donald Gas trock home on Monday. Harry Flory and L A Flory were noted visiting Monday afternoon.
The Jordan River Mystique in Cartographers Eyes
The Jordan, famed for its use in power generation, is the best known river yet one of the least explored by geographers. Its rapid current and dangerous terrain, along with the pestilential climate it traverses, have kept its full length unmapped by anyone to date.
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