Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-15 | Page 3 | Five Million Yearly to Enforce 'Dry' Law |

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Date	1920-04-15
Paper	Ogden Standard-Examiner
Language	eng
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County	Weber
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Article Title	Five Million Yearly to Enforce 'Dry' Law
Type	article
Date	1920-04-15
Paper	Ogden Standard-Examiner
Language	eng
City	Ogden
County	Weber
Page	3
OCR Text	Show uu (Five. Million Yearly fa Enforce 'Dry' Law WASHINGTON. April 15. National prohibition enforcement should not j cost more than ?5,000,000 a year, according ac-cording to Wayne B.. Wheeler, counsel for the Anti-Saloon league, in a letter read in ihe senate by Chairman Warren War-ren of the appropriations committee. While the letter would be given "due: weight." Senator Warren said, it would "cost a good deal more than that and every senator here knows il." Mr. Wheeler's letter was prompted by a recent statement in the senate that enforcement would cost $50,000.-000 $50,000.-000 a year. oo
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