New York Liquor Law Repeal Sparks Federal State Rights Clash
Governor Smith signed the Cuvillier bill repealing state prohibition enforcement, shifting power to the federal government. Supporters warn of chaos if state rights prevail, while wets fear a pledge to uphold federal enforcement will be betrayed. The debate mirrors historic tensions over national unity and sovereignty.
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New York
New York City
Onother
Buffalo
Tates
New York Nullification Threat Sparks Federal Clash Debate
The text argues that New York must not obstruct federal enforcement of the constitution and laws, warning of a potential federal state conflict similar to South Carolina’s crisis. It cites President Jackson’s stance, Newark developments, and ongoing liquor enforcement debates involving the Supreme Court and the Eighteenth Amendment. The piece also covers Putnam County’s new courthouse funding and governance.
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New York State
South Carolina
Andrew Jackson
United States
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Uth Carolina
Calhoun
Newark
Fragmentary legal note hints at future time and course
A partial legal fragment discusses possible future events and directions. It notes no current reason for concern and mentions the court may follow a certain course if conditions stay the same. The text is unclear and lacks concrete names or dates.
Prison Farms Run By Missouri Penitentiary
The Missouri penitentiary operates three farms: a 40 acre truck and poultry farm feeding 2228 inmates, a 320 acre river farm with Holstein cows and hogs supplying the prison, and a 600 acre Callaway county farm producing corn wheat and potatoes for institutional use.
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Missouri River
Penitentia
Callaway County
Penitent
Now Is the Time for All Good Men
A political pamphlet urges greater citizen participation in public affairs to defend constitutional government. It warns that corruption arises when unworthy individuals gain influence and public trust, threatening institutions and society.
Kirksville Rotary Club Visiting Unionville for Lunch
Representatives of the Kirksville Rotary Club asked Unionville business men to meet for lunch with visiting clubs. No date was set this week or next, as the Rotary party tours several Surrey towns and the purpose remains unclear.
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Rotary Club
Kirksville
Unionville
E Rotary Club
Surrey
President Harding backs federal enforcement duty across states
The article defends President Harding's stance that states must aid in enforcing federal laws. It warns that if New York shirks prohibition duties, the federal government may deploy detectives from counterfeit work to enforce it. It argues cooperation is moral and essential to prevent violence from bootlegging.
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Harding
United States
New York
New Yorks
Hermit Nation Claim Grows Over Tariff Effects
The passage of the Fordney McCumber tariff has driven record import values and volumes at New York, with Deputy Appraiser John Donnelley noting warehouses strained and 1500 workers activated. Senators Underwood and colleagues say the law makes the United States a hermit nation as New York handles two thirds of total imports.
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New York
John Donnelley
Underwood
United States
Wiseman Begins Post Office Substitute Role Here
Wiseman from Elm township started last Thursday as a substitute at the local post office replacing Carl Patrick. He has taught in the county for six years and moved his family to town.
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Wiseman
Carl Patrick
Elm Township
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