Word: repeals
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...subscription of H. Glenn Lewis when it expires. We are disappointed in TIME, in that it is not the non-partisan periodical we had felt the need of, but one using its influence to lead our country into the jeopardy of leadership of a party pledged to the repeal of the 18th Amendment and whose hazardous policies might mean ruin at the present time. . . . MRS. HARRY T. LEWIS...
...political and personal Dry, he stands ready, in accordance with his party's national platform, to vote for Repeal...
...father of three sons. This year he turned seriously to elective politics by declaring for the U. S. Senate. White-crested James A. Reed, great Missouri Democrat, threw the mantle of leadership around Candidate Clark's hefty shoulders, helped secure his nomination in the August primary. Strong for Repeal, Nominee Clark reinserted the magic word Champ into his name for campaign purposes...
Following along in the Wet procession, the Legion by a vote of 1,144-to-133 declared for repeal of the 18th Amendment...
...Hurley, regarded as a personal representative of the President, was booed as he walked to the convention platform. He was seated as an Oklahoma delegate, thus being apparently obliged to join in voting for immediate payment of the cash Bonus. (The Oklahoma delegation was also pledged to vote for repeal of the 18th Amendment.) After a safe & sound speech on armament, Secretary Hurley was let off the platform with more cheers than boos...