Federal authority and state power in liquor regulation
A historical piece argues that under the Constitution states retain full power to regulate liquor, license restrict or prohibit, warning that nationwide Prohibition cannot be enacted by the people and requires a constitutional amendment. The New York World editorial tone is cited. A local society notices movement of residents visiting relatives in nearby cities and states. Several residents, including Mrs. Vaughan, Mr. and Mrs. Keith, Miss Willson, and others, travel for visits to Dayton, Kansas City, Wellington, and Sedalia, with various family connections noted.
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United States
Nevada
New York
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
New York World
Castoria Ad Narrowed by Local Visits
Mrs S L Higgins of Nevada Mo arrived Sunday for a visit with daughter Mrs S E Keller. John Hix returned from St Louis. Mrs Pete O Maley and daughter Katherine visited Kansas City. Miss Martha Ott and Miss Elizabeth Alexander and Mr Luther Barnett returned to Marshall after visiting Winfield Pettit. Miss Mina Meyer visited Boonville. Mrs William Anderson returned to California Mo. Mrs Jim Strodtman of Independence arrived to spend the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Higgins
Nevada
S. E. Keller
John Hix
St. Louis
Pete O'Maley
Katherine
Kansas City
Martha Ott
Elizabeth Alexander
Luther Barnett
Marshall
Winfield Pettit
Mina Meyer
Boonville
William Anderson
California
Jim Strodtman
Independence
H. B. Bristow
W. J. S. Norvill
John Hogan
Sedalia
Matt Kinkead
Wm. Spurlock
Wichita
Kansas
Stella Bandon
Delia Crowder
Waverly
Miss Bandon
Social notes from Pittsburg to Kansas City visits
Miss Eva Scott of Pittsburg arrived Sunday evening for William Palmer Jr. Various local residents traveled to Kansas City for visits or business. Names include Zelpha Owen Verna Owen Mount Burns Omaha Aug Lepper Karl Maria Wood Byrd Slusher and many others with trips to Lee's Summit Wellington Dover Sedalia and Nevada as well as unit mobilization for Company A of the 6th Missouri Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Scott
Pittsburg
William Palmer, Jr
H. E. Bruce
Lee’s Summitt
Byrd Slusher
Kansas City
Maria Wood
Reuben Slade
Wellington
Zelpha
Verna Owen
F. A. Wilmot
Col. Sandford Sellers
Louis Gruber
Lucy V. Young
B. R. Young
Daniel and
Henry Tainey
Nevada
Peter Hale
Lieut
Mount Burns
Omaha
Nebr
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J. R. Vaughan
Raymond
Dayton
Alice Hogan
Concordia
P. W. Hogan
Horace G. Bolton
Portland
Oregon
C. T. Ryland
Zach Keith
Mary Claudia Willson
Ethel Talbott
Camden
Sheriff Talbott
Vince Owen
J. G. Crenshaw
Louise McDonald
Yellowstone Park
Bessie Dawson
Margaret
Dawson Heathman
Mayme Purdy
Smithville
Reuben Kroeck
George Burniston
Mike Connors
A. E. Rogers
W. M. Hoge
Culver
Ind
F. R. Smith
Lucy May Payne
Wm. Cornwell
Genevia
Lawrence Cornwell
Eugene Stanley
Warrensburg
Lexington
Mary Misenhelter
James Welch
Newkirk
Okla
Robert Stalling
Grace Lockhart
Neodasha
Misses Grace
Mary Lockhart
Miss Mary
Fletcher
Castoria
S. M. Gibbs
Odessa
Frank Hale
Mildred Sydnor
Dover
August Lepper
Karl
Julius Amos
6Th
Mo. Infantry
Mary O’maley
Oxfords
Oxfords Wn
In Childrens
Women’s
Lexinaton
Chautauqua
Elsie Baker Company
Wi, Durieux
Frank Hauser
Miss Baker
Victor
the Royal Dragoons
Philippines
America
Honolulu
Schumann Quintette
Carl Lampert
Thomas Orchestra
My. Lampert
Bolumir
Bouhmir Kryl
Nothing
Elsie Baker
The
Glenn Wells Co
Ben Lindsay
Denver
Gov
Willis
Ohio
Conan Abercrombie
Alabama
Sarah Tyson Rover
James Gordon
H. S. McGowan
Katherine Ridgeway
John B. Ratto
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