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Domestic News December 19, 1922

Hickory Daily Record

Hickory, Catawba County, North Carolina

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President Harding addressed 14 governors in Washington on December 19, encouraging closer federal-state cooperation to solve prohibition enforcement issues, urging stricter penalties, better personnel selection, and public education on law reverence.

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WORK CLOSER TO BREAK UP LIQUOR

By the Associated Press. Washington, Dec. 19.—General encouragement as to the prospects of solving present prohibition problems through closer cooperation between federal and state authorities and an earnest appeal for reverence of the law were the effects of the address by President Harding to the 14 governors yesterday. There appeared to be unanimous opinion that the way to improvement in the enforcement situation does not lie in relaxation of the efforts to break up the liquor traffic. More severe fines and prison sentences for violation of the law, the conference said, if held, would assist prohibition officials in their work, while more careful selection of prohibition personnel and the education of the people to the importance of law enforcement.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics

What keywords are associated?

Prohibition Enforcement Harding Address Governors Conference Liquor Traffic

What entities or persons were involved?

President Harding

Where did it happen?

Washington

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Washington

Event Date

Dec. 19

Key Persons

President Harding

Outcome

encouragement for closer cooperation, stricter fines and sentences, better personnel selection, and public education to improve prohibition enforcement.

Event Details

President Harding addressed 14 governors, promoting federal-state cooperation to address prohibition problems, emphasizing no relaxation in efforts against liquor traffic, and advocating severe penalties and law reverence.

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