Sullivan Union declares political clash and liquor regulation notes
The Sullivan Union notes factional jockeying within Indiana politics, cites La Follette and Tillman salaries, and recalls speakers in Washington. It reports changes in liquor law enforcement, defining blended whiskey as a compound and addressing alcohol standards under federal and Indiana law.
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Barnard
United States
Mr. Barnard
Inspectors to Clean Up Alcoholic Liquor Standards
State Board of Health food and drug inspectors begin a liquor enforcement push led by H. E. Barnard. They will sample beers wines and whiskeys from saloons process in lab analysis and pursue prosecutions for adulterated drinks. Barnard notes liquor falls under food and drug laws and retailers show little interest.
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Tom Taggart
Holtzman
Mr. 5S. S. Poynter
Times
California
Ohio
State Board of Health Food and Drug Department
Food and Drug
H. E. Barnard
Mr. Barnard
Indiana July weather report shows mixed temperatures
The Indiana section of the Weather Bureau notes last month ran cooler than normal in northern and central Indiana except Maury and Franklin, and warmer than normal in the south. Precipitation was uneven but generally ample with 4.95 inches statewide from 57 stations. Highest May temperature reached 103 at Rome on the 25th, and the month saw notable daily and monthly temperature ranges. The article also covers temperance movements, brewer and saloon protests, and political shifts in Indiana, urging removal of liquor interests from politics.
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Indiana
Weather Bureau
Maury
Franklin
Mt. Vernon
Auburn
Rome
Plymouth
Marengo
Rochester
Anderson
Worthington
Vevay
Lima
Richmond
Shelbyville
Greensburg
South Bend
Mishawaka
Linton
Ft. Wayne
Logansport
Elkhart
Frankfort
Elwood
Millstones
Lieber
Fairbanks
Georgia
Temperance
Indianapolis
Albert Lieber
Crawford Fairbanks
Democratic Party
Thomas Taggart
Conversion of the Brewers Alarms The People and Interests
The report notes rapid changes as brewers convert their operations. Public reaction shows concern from both the People and liquor interests, with observers startled by the swift shift in the industry landscape.
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