Missouri Prohibition Passes In Senate Vote
Missouri moves to join the dry era as the national Prohibition Amendment is ratified. The Senate approved by 22 to 1 and the House followed with 104 to 36, amid remarks by Rep Farris who shifted from anti to pro prohibition, stating a majority will enshrine the change.
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Missouri
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Frank H. Farris
Phelps Duoty
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Phelps County
Elvimel
Tnd
Speaker
St. Louis
Salaties
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St.ouis
Opp
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Tin Hee Mine
Gardner
McAllister
Middlekamp
Sullivan
Hackmann
Capitol
Politics Capitol
Charles UI. Becker
Deyiourats
Aiso
Becker
Hackmanin
House
Republicns
Alfred A Speer
Deftersey City
Hadley
Hackman
Prince Albert
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N.C
Soldier’s Fate Echoes Argonne Forest Battle Haste
A fragment reflecting on whether leadership overestimated the Argonne Forest assault and the difficulty of advancing troops in the field, with a New York Times line hinting at tactical misjudgments and the perils faced by forces in retreat.
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France
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Kansas
Argonne Forest
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City Auditorium
Missouri
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Wichita Beaton
Governor Allen
Pershing
Argonne
Weo
Meuse-Arroine
Ordnance Department
Wein
Dershing
Tommy Aikins
N. Y. Times
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