Ritchie Rejects Federal Role in Prohibition Enforcement
Governor Mitchie of Maryland argues the Eighteenth Amendment imposes no duty on states to enforce prohibition. He cites Baltimore crime and police practices to claim states and cities can control crime if free from federal enforcement burdens. Wickersham pressed a federal approach to curb illegal liquor trade, but Ritchie insists no obligation rests with states and calls for evidence over rhetoric.
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300 Children to Dance at Lions Held Program
San Antonio youngsters from city playgrounds present 17 dances representing several nations at Lion’s Field Friday evening. Miss Mary Wilson of Lions Field directs the presentation assisted by playground directors. Children will perform costume dances.
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Mary Wilson
Lions Field
Dances of the Nations to be staged at Lions Field
Falk Dances of the Nations will present a program at Lions Field beginning at 8 o clock Pridey night. Three hundred children from San Antonio playgrounds, directed by Mick sinry William, perform 17 auumberg with help from named local directors and play grounds. The piece closes with an advisory note promoting real estate investment via She Light Classified column.
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Prohibition policy and race talk mix with farming price debate
The article surveys varied topics from farmers seeking pricing clarity on canned fruit to proposed shifts in prohibition enforcement between states and the nation. It notes Wickersham pushing shared enforcement, discusses British lord Derby and Senator Borah in race and horse interests, and mentions Widener’s Derby bid amid high stakes in racing.
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Hoover set forth board action at conference
President Hoover received sympathy and cooperation from the conference in supporting stronger law enforcement. Resolutions, including one linked to Wickersham ideas, were referred to the executive committee with no further action expected. Governors Gardner of North Carolina and Eye of Virginia introduced pro enforcement measures aimed at shaping a vote, but the policy remains to avoid controversial resolutions.
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City council weighs city planner project with outsidem enploys
Proceedings reveal debate over hiring a city planner amid concerns about cost and outside consultants. Council members argue for in house experts like engineers and architects, while plans director Wright stresses a city wide, not private, benefit. A proposal to hire Martholomew as expert and split funding with outside firms is discussed.
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Bugs Rout Police From Old Jail in London Ont
London authorities abandon the old Cayting Street police quarters and move overnight prisoners to the King Street station. A vermin infestation has driven the shift as squatters’ rights complicate removal from the Carling Street cells.
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Boy Kills Mother In Wounding Accident at Farm
Monroe district report says 17 year old Johnny Wieker accidentally shot and killed his mother Mrs Felix Wester 40 on the W W McDonald farm nine miles south of Monroe last night in darkness. The incident followed a prowler alert with no other injuries reported.
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A Whole Row of Houses Where You Want Them
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Boy's Record in Corporation Court Costs $16 in Fines
Ivnden Dare Watson 17 of 1152 Dever bautevant appeared in Corporation Court on debt elnigees and was fined. McNair faced two charges, one for seeding and one for failure to appear in court for tint. Bishop caught him Wednesday. further details unclear from fragment.
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Dever Bautevant
Tha Pnat
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Bishop
Clarke Bros partners indicted in New York on all counts
New York July 16 Up Times Clarke Eno Clarke Uso Clarke Jay Tall Clarke and John F F Bouker, partners in Clarke Bros private hawkers, were indicted today by the New York County grand jury on all counts. They had been indicted previously by a federal grand jury.
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Carol Wheat To Pay Takes Tax Sale Announcement
Bu cha urst July 18. Prince Carol of Rumetia will sell a limited amount of wheat on July 21 to satisfy tax payments. The event, tied to the former crown prince of Mali, is noted in the official Gazette in Vontferd. Advertisement. Vol e schenl Wonds today.
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