Annapolis Grammar School Swept by Fire
Annapolis Maryland January 29 The grammar school was swept by fire on the top floor causing about 12000 in losses and forcing a ten day consolidation of classes in grammar and several high school departments. Fire officials suspect incendiary origin. A metal roof sheet confined the flames. Outlying county students were sent home after morning arrival.
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Associated
Annapolis
Grammer
Anne Arundel County
Senate inquiry into dry agents possible at the Capitol
At night at the capitol officials debated enforcement options as part of the dry law controversy. Attorney-General Mitchell and Chairman Wickersham discussed prohibition policy with supporters and opponents while Senator Borah denied forecast of a probe.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dan
Mitchell
Wickersham
Law Enforcement Commission
Aewts
Borah
Prohibition
Herbert
Montana- Idaho
Senate Judiciary Committee
Legisla
Dyer
Missourian
House Judiciary Committee
Prohibition Aid Sought For Enforcement Fund
Henry H. Curran, president of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, in a letter to a House judiciary subcommittee thanks lawmakers for inviting him to testify and proposes Congress provide a minimum appropriation of 300 million dollars for prohibition enforcement.
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Congress
House Judiciary
Henry H. Curran
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Free Minstrel At Ridge Schoolhouse
The public is invited to a Minstrel at Ridge School House on Thursday night January 30. The performance begins at 8:00 PM with music by Patton's Orchestra. Admission is free.
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Ridge School House
Patton
Americanism and the cost of living debate
A vivid editorial discusses the high cost of living and the idea that thirst requires spending more. It critiques tariff and economic policies and calls for frugal approaches amid rising prices.
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