Prohibition argument contrasts Texas saloons and convicts
The Central Christian Advocate urges reflection on liquor laws, arguing saloons correlate with higher crime. It cites Texas, Kansas, Iowa, and Vermont data showing counties with open saloons often have more convicts, while prohibition counties show far fewer. It accuses license advocates of selling blood money and calls for sober policy debate.
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A Reply to the Moderate Drinker
A discussion on abstinence cites Dr. Arnot contrasting signers of liberty with crossing a river. He warns that some must choose a narrow bridge over a broad risky route, while a solid rock bridge offers safe passage for all ages and conditions.
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Prohibition voices urged as crime falls in Charlotte
The clipping urges strict enforcement of Prohibition, noting 56.1 percent fewer crimes year to date in Charlotte after the saloon ban. It cites drunks and blind tigers, praising police and mayoral resolve while urging continued enforcement and leadership. It also includes endorsements for Ballard's Snow Liniment and travel notices for a Woodmen of the World convention.
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