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Domestic News September 11, 1933

The Daily Alaska Empire

Juneau, Juneau County, Alaska

What is this article about?

Maine holds a vote on September 11 to repeal its 75-year Prohibition, drawing national attention after 25 states approved abandoning the Eighteenth Amendment. Colorado, Minnesota, and Maryland will vote on the issue tomorrow, with a light turnout expected in Maine.

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MAINE VOTING ON REPEAL AT POLLS TODAY Indications State Will Cast Aside Prohibition After 75 Years THREE OTHER STATES ARE VOTING TUESDAY Colorado, Minnesota and Maryland to Decide Issue Tomorrow by Ballots.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 11. — The State of Maine drew the attention of the whole nation today as the citizens there balloted on the repeal question.

Twenty-five other States have all approved of abandonment of the Eighteenth Amendment.

Tomorrow Colorado, Minnesota and Maryland will have their turn to decide the issue.

The anti-repeal leaders in Maine, according to advices received here, are not hesitant in saying they saw a possible threat to the more than 75 years of a state of Prohibition in event Maine should join with others in disapproval of Prohibition.

According to advices received from Augusta, the capital city of Maine, a light vote is expected.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics

What keywords are associated?

Maine Voting Prohibition Repeal Eighteenth Amendment State Ballot

Where did it happen?

Maine

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Maine

Event Date

Sept. 11

Outcome

light vote expected

Event Details

Citizens of Maine ballot on the repeal question, with indications the state will cast aside Prohibition after 75 years. Anti-repeal leaders see a threat if Maine disapproves Prohibition. Twenty-five other states have approved abandonment of the Eighteenth Amendment. Colorado, Minnesota, and Maryland to decide the issue tomorrow.

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