Newspaper results for "Volstead act"~2 OR "Volstead law"~2 OR "loi Volstead"~2

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57574 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (8681 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

1. The Washington Herald — 1919-07-11, page 1

   NO. 463d Citizens Will Propose Com pulsory Merger to Commission. ALLOWED IN 1900 ACT Federation Believes Gonsol ?dation Woulcf Avert In crease in Fares. Charged with …

   … violation of the spirtt of the merger act of 1900, the Wash ington Railway and Electric Company will be forced by the Public …

   … companies, if a plan proposed by William McK. Clay ? ton is successful. The 1900 act, which permitted the consolidation of the street car com panies here at that time …

2. The Washington Times — 1919-07-20, page 8

   The Library of Congress text does not contain the match. It was found in American Stories (Dell et al. 2023), a second machine reading of the scans. OCR credits.

   These excerpts come from American Stories OCR.

   … was under arrest here on the charge Of violating the newly enacted syndicalism act. He was making his first campaign speech last night when a squad OF police, led …

   … a new enforcement bill in three sec tons in place of the sixty sections Of the Volstead act, and will submit II TO the House just before the final vote is. taken. It carries …

   … Intoxicating but that Heretofore have been considered hzfmless. FHYou can't enact law that will KEEP a man after he makes a barrel OF cider from putting il in his cellar …

3. The Washington Times — 1919-07-20, page 9

   … new enforcement bill in three sec tions in place of the- sixty sections of the "Volstead act, and will submit it to the- House jUst before the final vote is,, taken. It carries …

   … intoxicating,- but that Reretofore have been considered harmless. '4f rwy;ou can't enact a law that will kep a. man after he makes a barrel "of cider from putting it in his cellar …

   … It's Musical We Supply It." The Latest Metropolitan Musical Hits inhtiB THcbta I Loi-e Ton, Dear "Glorianl" Sometime "Sometime" Snnd Danes FirHt Rose of Sammer "She …

4. The Washington Herald — 1919-09-28, page 8

   … Universe, heaven or hell, How shall a soul escape Its shell? DRIVING HIM DOWN New Dry Law May Prohibit Many Wet Era Soft Drinks Exhibit in New York Window Discloses Alco …

   … soda fountain will be classed an in toxicating under the .3 per cent ruling of the Volstead law. according to the unique exhibit which wa? presented in New York this week preparatory …

   … not theae blueeoets would be loyal and true to their oath? **t officer, of th? law. Oar are der* ment. too. la a model, and th? are real flr? aghters. Georgetowa …

5. Evening Star — 1919-10-30, page 18

   … little sugar-coated, olive-col ored tablets. They cause the bow els and liver to act normally. They never force them to unnatural ac tion. If you have a "dark brown …

   … spectively 110 and 125 miles cast northeast of PalonikiK New York Brewers Prepare to Act. j Two Men Shot During Raids by Revenue Agents. NEW YORK, October 30.?Constitu …

   … tionality of the Volstead prohibition enforcement act as it applies to war time prohibition is attacked in a suit which counsel for New …

6. The Washington Times — 1919-11-02, page 27

   … President Joseph Tumulty influ enced the President to veto the Vol stead prohibition act was made yes terday by United States Senator Jo seph Frelinghuysen. Tumulty's mo …

   … according to official reports submitted to the Senate and Chamber of Deputies. A law enforcing these profiteers to disgorge their illicit gains is expect ed to be passed …

   … Daniel C. Roper, com missioner of internal revenue. that the prohibition enforcement law was in effect. While the revenue men were at their, work. Attorney Levy Mayer, …

7. The Washington Herald — 1919-11-06, page 6

   … of the people. Two -avere shot in the first raid on a New YorTT saloon under the Volstead act. The other patrons were half shot. Vou can't always tell. lust as soon as Chaloner …

   … pay. He ha? been a criminal for fifty years. He left the prison because of the law's mercy, being too old to do further h?rm. Always when at liberty, po lice were …

   … fc I fe it * -Wf? "fr-*1 fe^LTfr* /?-', 331 g \ ??re?*? By DW1G .1 f Respect for Law and Order Shown ia hy State Vate By CALVI!? COOLIDGE. Governar af Masaarkaaelt? …

8. The Washington Times — 1919-11-06, page 1

   The Library of Congress text does not contain the match. It was found in American Stories (Dell et al. 2023), a second machine reading of the scans. OCR credits.

   … In the campaign to reduce living cesta lot It be known they are nearly ready te act under the amendments to tfee Lever food control act which pro hibit profiteers* In clothing. Results of investigation* of the Labor …

   … Inclined to a a* count unless the official plurality Ar Mr. Kltehl# were \Vry small. Law yers stated today that a recount can not be had In the governorship con test "as …

   … support of the applica tion of St. Louis brewers to restrain enforcement of the Volstead prohibi tion enforcement law. MISS DORIS 8TEVKNS. shoulder, back to bgck, with tht worker#. By the technician …

9. Evening Star — 1919-11-07, page 26

   … any coercive measures or other which they may deem appropriate.'' DRY ENFORCEMENT ACT VOID, ARGUES MR. ROOT IT. S. Injunction Sprits to Close Liquor Dealers' Places …

   … places owned by liquor deealers who have been arrested for violating the Vol stead act will be heard before Judge Hand, in the federal district court, tomorrow. Liquor …

   … great importance to the suits as hav ing a bearing on the constitutionality of the Volstead act. Elihu Root of counsel for Jacob Ruppert argued against the consti tutionality …

10. The Washington Times — 1919-11-07, page 22

    … - 1 branded or adulterated and that they complay with the Federal too dand drug act. POSTAL EMPLOYES GET RAISE TONIGHT The bill granting salary increase* to postal …

    … employes will become a law at midnight, unless tl:e President acts upon It today. Th? bill provides for I …

    … UNDERTAKER AND LIVERY * ill Pa. A vs. N. W. Telspbaos M. 112*. WASHINGTON, D C. 1 DRY ACT UNLAWFUL, ROOT TELLS COURT Volstead Bill Had No Relation To Carrying on War, * Senator Declares. NEW YORK. Nov. 7.? …

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