Coin Machine Journal

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THE COI N M A C H I N E J O U R N A L
April, XQ 33
j ‘Digest of
BEER REGULATIONS
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• The following digest of beer sales
regulations by states as prepared by
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ers of hotel and restaurant trade pa­
pers, will give manufacturers and
operators a comprehensive picture of
possibilities beer sales hold for them
in the various states.
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It will be observed that all but
ten states have or will provide for
sale of beer opening up new operat-
ing opportunities as a result:
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Alabama
State prohibition law since 1915.
Bill introduced in legislature for spe-
cial election this summer (about July
10) in repeal. Passed by legislature
over veto of governor. No action
taken on beer bill.
Arizona
Amendment to the constitution and
enforcement act repealed by referen-
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Arkansas
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State prohibition law since 1915.
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No beer bill. Legislature adjourned
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California
Beer bill legalizes 3.2 beer April 7
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—-local option. Los Angeles has
emergency ordinance setting $10 as
filing fee to dispense 3.2 beer in the
limited downtown area permitted by
the ancient Gandier local dry law (to
be voted on by people May 2).
Beer bill now in legislature and rec­
ommended by governor.
Colorado
Idaho
Beer control act: Temporary li­
censes arranged to use between April
7-July 1 when all state laws on pro­
hibition are repealed (from vote in
November).
State prohibition law since 1916.
Beer bill defeated.
Georgia
State prohibition law since 1907.
Legislature adjourned without tak­
ing „up beer bill.
Illinois
Prohibition and enforcement law
repeated by legislature March 2,
1933. Beer control bill introduced
providing license tax on brewers,
$1,000; state tax on dispensaries
(hotels, restaurants, clubs, etc.),
$ 100; also same amount for grocers
and soda fountains (bottle beer), 2
cents a gallon (62 cents a barrel),
plus sales tax of 3 cents; also leaves
tax option up to local cities and
counties; maximum $200, except Chi­
cago (no limit). Bill held up in leg­
islature claiming tax too high.
Connecticut
Beer sale legal April 25. Local wet
or dry option. Fifty dollars probable
permit fee.
Delaware
Enforcement code repealed by leg­
islature Feb. 1, 1933. Legislature has
beer control bill up.
District of Columbia
Passed legislature April 4, Roose­
velt signing Tydings-Palmisano bill
legalizing 3.2 beer April 7.
Indiana
Florida
Enforcement code repealed by leg­
islature March 1, 1933. Beer control
State prohibition law since 1918.
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