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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1931
Page
9
The commissioners discuss the constitutional limits of federal liquor regulation and urge nationwide enforcement beyond state variances. They argue that without broad support and improved administration the 18th Amendment’s goals remain unattainable and doubt immediate reform is feasible.
Federal Judge William Grubb and other leaders debate federal and state roles in enforcing the Eighteenth Amendment. They discuss repeal prospects, constitutional methods, and the need for public support, reforms in enforcement, and potential congressionally guided changes to alcohol policy.
The text outlines plans for state regulation of alcohol sales including licenses issued by the nearest state agency, purchase tracking, and limits on monthly alcohol quantities. It discusses fines, advertising bans, and allocation of excess proceeds to federal treasury and state programs, with aims to curb excessive drinking and prevent illicit demand.
An advertisement touts Thosine as a rapid, non harmful remedy for coughs and sore throats. It claims relief within minutes and guarantees a money back refund if not satisfied. The product is described as pleasant to take and available in bottles marked for various locations.
Judge Paul Jr McCormick cites the national prohibition experiment as a partial social gain but argues no clear moral improvement until a full trial, noting variability of laws and the need for evidence of long-term effectiveness before broader adoption. He warns against reviving corruption and urges cautious, measured policy continuation.
Henry W. Anderson of Wleimond Virginia argues against Prohibition enforcement. He contends abolition of the saloon will not reduce crime and warns of public disobedience and government overreach. He cites perceived corruption and enforcement failures eroding respect for laws.
Vor Gleitt, formerly of Guanine county, was at large after paying a $500 bond set by a judge for charges of possessing beer and whiskey. The ad notes political tensions and calls for a Citizen's League meeting in Redhaven Tail Wolnsslas to form an executive committee.
Miss Malone promotes Mammy Goose sketches and songs while urging audiences to guard voices. Advertisers tout Pertussin as safe non narcotic cough relief, prescribed for children for 26 years, urging buyers to visit local stores.
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