Salt Lake Telegram | 1930-10-25 | Page 5 | Dry Law Modification Rumors Increase in Capital

pry rny Law at Modification Mo Rumors Increase in Capital v I i. i is Current on Wickersham Body's Contemplated Report urges of Discrimination in iii Committee Quiz I f r I 1 i t y NATHAN ROBERTSON SHI Oct 2 25 United 9 Se Sc Senators passing through Capital apItaI arc are displaying Interest Strong tr trong ng undercurrent of which has been stirred b by d reports that tho Wickersham comm commission is preg pre pre- pre pre-I. ii g to recommend modification act le e no ol of reports bears any ay tal Ia il stamp yet ct discussion conIng cons con- con Ing 0 s them is Increasing Two dry bern ern em senators have ha just brought rt Is hero purporting to see ECO somo some ge C of or sentiment In tho south ero iCO e o also was Interest st today in charges ebar es of ot Henry H. H Curran Id nt of tho ho A Association Against Ae J Prohibition Amendment th that t senate campaign expenditures itt had bad Investigated his or- or tIon without going oln Into o of the Saloon Anti league and andr r prohibition groups t LIKE CURRYCOMB wonder onder it If an anybody bod knows ho he that that the th Nyo committee has put us through such an in- in Uon tion so 60 exhaustive that it more more lIko Ilko a a. currycomb than a a. and yet they have not noted ed d a IL finger finSer to find out about the lonal expenditures of the Antion Anti Anti- ion on league and tho the Methodist t rei d ii of or prohibition and morals who rays pays ays the Rev Sunday Sunda for stump speeches ho is now mak- mak In ino of ot f the tho th southern senators f r a leader ot of tho the dry movement I t ho boo was as convinced that of or tho the prohibition 1 would be bein in the interest of tem tem- ance his senator said laid he was not yet et ei dy y to announce new views bese bese be- be se he heU wa U not suro sure what kind change hange he would advocate IT T 1 ALL NOTE CHANGE tot lot ot all aU southern senators have Id 4 4 change chango chan I in n tho sentiments of at ofIr lr Ir constituents however Senator ShepPard Democrat Texas Ins contended on a 3 recent lit it to Washington that his state drier thin than ever ver sald they saw MW a a. change tI fared ed th the dissatisfaction wast was wash h t way In which prohibition n was worked rather n I toward its Us objective of at abolish abolish- n no ro of oC said that although tate is still predominantly dry eUe ed that thit if It the law enforce- enforce It t commission should recommend crate erato liberalization the th south Id d go along alone with It 11 JY y DEVELOPMENTS mon nong nonig the pre election developments affecting the fu- fu uI u- u I position of oC the senate are arc the wing b bv by Senator Eur 1 K Wheeler Democrat ton Mon L formerly an advocate of or pro pro- ton Uon I n that ho lie now favors repeal he eighteenth amendment an and 9 control of or liquor by Senator Jesse t t Metcalf Republican id nd that ho favors repeal of C the b by Senator Otis Otis- Im I 1 1 nn m Republican Illinois that rally orally tb lh the people of oC Illinois are arc re rei i with prohibition and it reform of ot t tho o liquor laws ENDS DS ON VOTERS by Senators Jones publican Washington Oddie Oddle Nevada Novada W a 8 I ih h trat Montana and Sheppard l h will vote voto to submit to the tIe thes th their theirs lr s a a. repeal amendment If It tI s show hOw by b referendum they thc nt it lh tb m to n the other hand dry leaders I cheered ch cred by a 8 gain in the thc election 1 Wallace White of ot ie fl as 6 senator In ID place of or Sena- Sena I- I Arlhur II n. Gould Could Republican n. n nd an nn opponent of ot prohibition the tho expected election of dry dl o ot of LD Labor Laor or James J Davis from roni Pennsylvania