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nuuatatlona that the house will material-amend the measure.0 WILL REACHENTY MIL-LAR8.The senate bill, which was a ■substitute for the drastic bone-dry bill pasted by the house, only makes violation a misdemeanor. The house bill provided a felony in the third degreefor bootlegging when national prohibition becomes effective.-Ail_ . Under the house bill the thirdDEED INCOME [ fense could have been punished bfine of 110,000 or live years’ imprl ment in the penitentiary, or bothliaising Revenue toe Oram ShopCut OTfs Money.Jeffercon City.carryiting 13.729,840.d for the maindepartBpe-introducedresentative Files •iations commit-otal of appropri-e to $19,292,210, ly $2,000,000 in *1 revenues fordram shop fees1 the additionalmor Gardner’3s carried by the dlls, all of which except the gen-olflcers, $1,282,-itutlons, $3,487.-d penal institu-lic schools, $6,-1813,000; assess-enues, $800,000;d, $20,000; ira-Ls. $25,000; geu-1,729,840;; total,lo Be Added.riatlons must he i for the per diemhe legislature and clerical expend!-carried in a sepa-luced Tuesday. To at least $250,000The dry leaders In the house declare that bootlegers will be practically Immune from the law if they are onlylined , $1 and costs for violating theliquor laws. They feel that the minimum Ante should not be less than $100.!Norman of Stoddard, dry leader ofthe minority party in the house, has started the movement to raise the penalty. He is being supported by Majority Floor Leader Dyott. Norman and Dyott were the joint authors of the house bill.Should the house refuse to concur in the senate bill, the appointment of a Joint conference committee will berequested. The committee will then Anally determine whether the minimum Ane shall b4 Increased.Bone Dry Agitation.After an all-day session, sitting as a committee of the whole, the senate whipped its substitute for the house “bone-dny” bill into shape and passed it by a vote of 23 to 7.The measure as It came from the lower house will not be recognizable by its friends in that body when it is returned there.In amending the substitute the drys” succeeded in inserting the words give away” in section 1, dealing with the things declared unlawful by the bill. This amendment stuck in spite of an effort to eliminate it.Several teeth were extracted from the section covering the abatement by injunction. The amendment offered by Senator Casey, and adopted to section* 6 of the bill passed, leaves the abatement of a nuisance entirely with the attorney general of the state and the prosecuting attorney of each county. The amendment cut out or anyother citisen.YORLPiPAmbassdRome thatPremier Orl that the prlt; turn to Pai peace treat: regret that fore the ariThe final ally complelt;the work tdoubt that their work is made. ’ total of 80,1The revls of nations i session of 1 out divisionThe covemPresident V resented atof Italy appof the leagu adopted, b adopted for; ABv.OffUilState Departicles pro peace treat plenary sea ence arraig his underlii that the Allwill requethe formerThe reviethe League public by i reveals the been made original dr Pearce Com United Stachanges arcvital alter* sion of recc trine, dema of the firstA projed
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Browning Leader Record
Browning, Missouri, US
Thu, May 08, 1919
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