Jones addresses Spokane grand jury on liquor to Indians bill
Senator Jones defends introducing the bill to curb whiskey offered to Indians and notes a Spokane grand jury exposed issues. He argues the measure would hinder prosecutions, examines practical and principled flaws, and calls for court or local action to stop sales. He cites Indian status and agency limits, urges careful consideration.
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Senator Jones Discusses Liquor Bill for Indians
United States Senate notes Senator Jones introduced a bill to punish Indians who accept or solicit liquor sales. The measure, requested by Spokane federal grand jury, aims to curb liquor among tribal members and invites Indian Office comments. The editorials and objections are acknowledged to foster open discussion.
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