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Prohibition Convention Nominates St John and McDonald
The national prohibition convention at Pittsburgh adjourned after nominating John P. St John for president and endorsing a platform calling for total liquor prohibition, constitutional reforms, and abolition of alcohol traffic. Delegates from several states debated candidates and heard speeches by Frances Willard and others before adjourning for finance committee work.
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Pitsburg
Rev. W. Lee
New York
Freeman
Indianapolis
Wittsburg
Mosher
Maryland
Washington
Base
Committee On
Temperance and
Prohibition
California
Babcock
R. H. McDonald
Miinais
George C. Christian
St. John
Far West
Women
Constitutional Prohibion
Fon Jobu
Francis F. Willard
Hin
Pike's Peak
Rockies
Shinas
Mary Hoffman
Women’s Chinian Temperance Union
Missouri
Ohio
G. T. Stewart
John
Pennsylvania
Merce
James Block
MacDonald
Friends of
Block
Stewart
Hopkins
John P. St. John
John V. Dt. John
John BP
Blaine
Logan
Democratic Party
Pat Mfeers
Helding Civili
Hage Oelcs
Ourdiets
Bank Traic
Congress
Columba
Prohibition Party
Wsdom
Rhue
National Prohsition Party
Commiee
Phink
Ustok
Minor
Caroline Buell
Connerlies
J, V. Rovers
Connecticut
Minnie Mosher
Jackson
Gereva
Won
Pidels
A. J. Juthens
Chicago
I. E. Hastings
Malcolm
Wisconsin
Loi B Avenue
Democratic Committee
Barna
Wallace
Wi- Yanscot
Wow Armstrong
Wen. HL. Darnam
Vic Prince
SS. Cox
PW. Dawson
South Carolina
Chaiman
National Committee
Barnun Goren
Dawson
Smalley