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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1919
Page
2
The article argues for ratifying a state amendment to strengthen prohibition laws, citing Kentucky court decisions and federal precedents. It claims personal use laws are insufficient and urges elimination of loopholes to curb liquor sales. It warns that without the state measure, state laws cannot fully prevent illegal liquor networks.
The Manufacturers' Record warns that radicalism, Bolshevism, and labor union agitation endanger the United States. It cites radicals in high and low places, links unrest to Germany, and calls for leaders to control or exit unions to defend civilization and liberty.
State Superintendent W O Gilbert defended Kentucky school geographies against Edwin P Morrow's charge that Indiana sold them cheaper. He said a bond protects Kentucky, and if contracts show overcharges restitution will be paid to affected students. He promised investigation and possible penalties if the charges prove true.
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