Prohibition Enforcement Plan Shifts To Special Zones
The Internal Revenue Service plans July 1 enforcement with 800 inspectors added to 2,283 agents. Zones will operate independently, with chief inspectors and trained staff focusing on commercial liquor violations while local police handle personal production. Special measures target cities and efficient police cooperation to curb illicit distillation and home brews.
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Internal Revenue
United States
The
Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue Bureau
B. C. Keith
New Rain Coats at The WALSH Company
Sam and George Arnett of MacGoffin County were pardoned by Gov. Stanley. They are connected to the slaying of Cap Arnett, a near relative. Knox Fore and Art present the new Easter flats at The WALSH Co.
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Walsh Company
Sam
George Arnett
Magoffin County
Cap” Arnett
Gov. Stanley
Knox
Walsh Co
Wheat and rye in excellent condition across Kentucky and US
Kentucky reports wheat at 103 percent of last year and 84 percent ten-year average while rye stands at 100 and 86 respectively. US wheat near 100 percent and rye about 91 percent. Farm labor supply is 85 percent normal in Kentucky and US, with urban migration rising. New Easter gloves advertised by The Walsh Company.
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Kentucky
United States
Methodist groups pledge for Victory Loan drive
Seventeen thousand Methodist preachers and seventy five thousand Methodist Minute Men join the government effort to back the Victory Loan. Leaders of the Methodist Centenary Movement stress help for World Wide Christian Reconstruction while supporting the big drive. Dr F I Johnson and Treasury Secretary Carter Glass praise the Centenary action in telegraph messages. Waist line and double breasted young men suits at R E Punch Co line.
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F. I. Johnson
Cincinnati
R. E. Punch & Co
New Easter Ties at The Walsh
A note from The Advocate for printing cites the cross roads oracle and remarks that old fashioned folks are narrow because they constantly claim certainty in all things. It ends with a nod to ethical sacrifice and collective memory echoed by Clinton Scollard in the New York Sun.
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Clinton Scollard
The
New York Sun
Cross Roads Oracle
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Carter Glass
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