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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1923

Page

11

China Situation Darkens as Cabinet Pursues Bandit Crisis

President Harding and the cabinet discussed the Chinese bandit crisis with reports from Secretary Hughes on ongoing negotiations for the release of Americans and other captives. A dispatch from Consul John K. Davis said talks continued satisfactorily and would resume, signaling cautious optimism amid calls for tougher actions and reparations demands by bandits.

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Governor Smith Memo Explains Repeal of New York Dry Law

Gov. Smith releases a detailed memorandum signed with his approval of repealing the Mullan Gage law, arguing that the state cannot be compelled to copy federal Volstead provisions and outlining legal, constitutional, and enforcement implications. He stresses the primacy of federal authority in prohibition matters, the need for coherent enforcement, and the preservation of state sovereignty while affirming continued enforcement of the Volstead Act by peace officers.

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Welcome in Ice as a Shrine Parade Cheers

A Frosty greeting fills the air as Shriners parade with bands banners and speeches. The message extols ice’s central role to Washington’s tea and beverage markets and promotes American Ice Company’s unlimited supply and 24 hour service to hotels restaurants and soda fountains.

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