Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1931, Page 3

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Arriving here yesterday after'12 years' absence from Congress, Senator Lewis, who defeated Ruth Hanna McCormick on a repeal platform, predicted that neither Democrats nor Republicans would advocate repeal. “The Democratic Convention,” he said, will remit prohibition to the States on the theory no of the eighteenth nmendmenb or the Volstead act is possible now. “Each State should be left free to elect members of the Senate and House on such principles as they desire.” Lewis said he expected the Repub- lican platform to be “the usual straddle on the question, with a pronouncement on the virtue of law enforcement.” President Hoover will be renominated, Lewis said, because of his control of the convention delegates. 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BOXING PROMOTER SLAIN AT ROAD INN Charles Valentine Found Shot in Deserted House on Annapolis Road. Special Dispatch to The Star. ANNAPOLIS, Md., March 13.—Anne Arundel County authorities are today inv-stigating the death of Charles Valentine, Baltimore boxing promoter, at the Polly Inn road house on the old Annl lis road early this morning. isitors at the road house say that they heard a scuffie and saw two un- identified men fleeing from the room where Valéntine’s body, a bullet through his chest and his head lace- ;lol:d, was lying. face downward on the T, Valentine, who was 34, died in the Hospital an hour and a half after the shooting. Sheriff R. Glenn Prout has been notified that Baltimore authorities are holding sevin suspects there in con- nection with the shooting. So far, how- ever, the circumstances have not been learned by the police. The road where the shooting took place has been deserted for some time, iven Monday evenings at 7 o'clock by | police say. 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