Prohibition Drives Renewed Capitol Hill Lobby and Political Moves
Prohibition forces mount on Capitol Hill with Dry groups led by the WCTU pressing for local option and defender slogans. Postmaster Walker expands foreign mail scrutiny, Sen. Vandenberg hails oratory while farm relief debates and Stassen’s presidential prospects echo through Congress.
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