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Weeks after the Prohibition Amendment came into effect, there was much scurrying about by all politicians on both the state and Federal levels - all looking for allies they could rely upon to either defend or overturn the legislation, depending upon their respective constituencies. The first question put to each representative was, "Are you wet or dry?" Shortly before this article went to press, Congress held a vote to repeal the Volstead Act: the repeal was rejected by a vote of 254 to 85.

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The Political Landscape (Pathfinder Magazine, 1920)

The Political Landscape (Pathfinder Magazine, 1920)

The Political Landscape (Pathfinder Magazine, 1920)

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