Prohibition law aims to curb liquor transport across states
A Sioux Falls digest notes Iowa Senator Cummins plans to push congressional action banning liquor shipments into states with prohibitory laws, hinting at an end to the old quip prohibitions do not prohibit. The piece also covers public notices, editorial reactions, and references to political figures and stalled gun noiseless-attachment ideas.
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