Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1926-12-09 | Page 4 | Reed and Hawes Will Vote Wet

REED AND AUD Al D HAWES I WILL VOTE WET CHICAGO Dec 9 Dy By The Associated Press Press-en Senator Press Press Senator tor n fled d dand and Senator elect of MIs- MIs Mis Missouri havo h vo Informed tho W V C CT T U th that t organization announced Wednesday that they Bill t It votO wet despite the tho recent Missouri referendum which polloi I a a rec rec- rec ord ord dr dry majority National headquarters of oC the theW V tv C T U pointed to announce announce- announcements merits ments of s several eral congressmen men In New York and nd Illinois where wet majorities were returned In reC- reC ref referendum that the ho result of the voting should bo be accepted as bind bind- lug mandates m nd tc Senator Reeds Reed's announcement was In reply to a 9 letter from Mrs Nello G Burger BurRer president of oC the tho Missouri W C T U said the tho national headquarters state state- statement ment mont As long as I am In tie li Untied United States senate Senator Reed need was quoted I X Intend to follow tire the light of or my own reason and con con- conscience conscience conscience science In lit every vote ote I cast I would not vote ot fo for to- toa a 11 law which I believed vicious and In Indefensible In- In defensible all It-all If all the In tire the world wanted such stich a law upon on tho statute books I say this with Ith every possible r for fol the th opinion of ot my fellow tetlow citizens citizen to which I X always alway give profound weight and construction