Why Repeal the Eighteenth Amendment Now
A speaker argues against repealing the Eighteenth Amendment, asserting it upholds constitutional restraint and personal liberty only within reason. He cites W C Durant and District Judge Louis Lighter, defends prohibition as necessary, criticizes liquor interests, and calls Christians to active political effort to sustain the ban.
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United States
W. C. Durant
James F. Sanford
Juvenile Court of
Colorado Springs
Custor
Anti-Saloon League
The
Federation of Churches
American Business Men's Prohibition Foundation
Howard Hyde Russell
Ernest H. Cherrington
Jane Adams
Ella A. Booie
Abraham Lincoln
Personal Liberty League
Louis Lighter
Columbus
Nebraska
Special Term Assembly Debates Beer and Prohibition
Virginia Governor Pollard calls a special session to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment and Layman Act, study liquor control, and consider beer legalization. A 3 p.m. hearing on beer and Layman Act repeal is set. session may last 15 to 30 days with votes on statewide prohibition and a separate ballot on licensing or dispensary options.
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Carter Wormeley
Richmond
Virginia
General Assembly
Pollard
House
Senate
Assembly
North Carolina
Blanket code provides comfort like a snug shelter
A brief line suggests a blanket code offers a sense of security and warmth, likened to snuggling under a comforting cover. The remark implies codes can offer reassurance in uncertain or tense situations.
Banks Emerge From Hard Times Stronger With $20.86 Billion
Washington reports the national banking system recovered from the panic with total resources of $20,860,491,000 as of June 30, based on 4,902 banks. Licensed banks held $16,774,115,000 in deposits, while 985 unlicensed banks added $1,441,436,000 in resources, totaling $22,301,927,000.
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Washington
Former Slave Uncle Ned Rogers Slain in Maryland Home
Easton Maryland August 20 Uncle Ned Rogers longtime ex slave and rumored 101 years old was murdered in his bed by burglars at his ransacked home Sheriff Raymond A Carroll found the scene and noted the house held a stash believed to be 600 to 1000 dollars. The case marks his fifth robbery and follows past attacks after he moved funds to a bank where 3400 dollars remained on the books.
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Easton
Ned” Rogers
Maryland
Raymond A. Carroll
Ned
Sheriff’s Sale in Frederick County
By execution in the case of Fred H. Winkfield vs Frank Swartz I will sell at public auction in E L Henry's barn Valley Pike at 10 a m Friday September 1 1933 the Frigidaire motor coils and show case and one meat block cash terms A J Wigginton Deputy Sheriff H L McCann Sheriff R-21-101
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Fred H. Winkfield
Frank Swartz
E. L. Henry
Valley Pike
A. J. Wigginton
H. L. McCann
Frederick County
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Charles M. Pidgeon
Washington, D. C
Prohibition Cause
Christian
Churches of
America
Moses
Wormeley
Extraordinary Employment Service
Washington School For Secretaries
F St. N.W
Washington, D. OC
Goodyear
Lood
S. Braddeck
Ister
Elks' Club
Piccadilly & Braddock Sts
Washington, Va
Coach Co
Arnold
J. Joe Sullivan
C. I. Brumback
Havana
Antonio B. Ainciart
Havana University
J. F. T. O'Connor
Sheriff's Sale
Wenders
Smart Wools
Norfolk Jackets
Winchester Furniture Co
South Main Street
Winchester, Va
VOE Maida
Frances Marsalis
Louise Thaden
Curtiss Field
Long Island
Miss Marsalis
Miss Thaden
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