Prohibition Advocate Frank Stahl Tours Kansas History
The 87 year old ex police chief and Anti saloon League figure recalls his career from Topeka raids to nationwide prohibition advocacy. He argues enforcement flaws kept prohibition alive as a campaign issue and praises Senator Curtis while predicting a Kansas support base. He recounts raids on saloons and gambling dens and reflects on his Civil War and Indian War service.
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