Anti-Saloon League Leader Calls Prohibition Crusade
William Louis Wade portrays Andrew Wilson of Washington and others as driving a national movement for world prohibition. He recounts league origins from Oberlin in 1893 to the Washington 1893 convention and credits figures like M. Gromer and M. A. Kline for campaign work. The new superintendent outlines three goals: prevent a reform reaction, enforce liquor laws, and lead a worldwide effort to end alcohol trade with America at the forefront.
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Wade wins prize for thesis on liquor issue
The article describes Mr Wade in the Seminary Course under Dr H F Tall who offered 825 prize for best Social Service Theme thesis. Wade chose The Economic Aspects of the Liquor Question and produced a careful study earning a 25 prize on commencement day. He joined the Independent Order of Good Templars and held a principal lodge office while active in temperance work across district and state.
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Wyoming Liquor Prohibition Act Enacted by Legislature
The act declares liquor prohibition a state police power measure to protect public health, safety, and morals with liberal construction. It defines liquor as distilled malt above one percent alcohol and extends interpretation to include singular/plural, gender, and entities. specifies wholesale versus retail quantities and labeling requirements for containers.
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William Wade Named Wyoming Anti-Saloon League Leader
The newly appointed superintendent, a western born in Colorado, is the youngest of nine. He pursued college, faced typhoid, moved with his father to Washington, met and wed Inez Hunter, and raised a family of Gerald Grayce and Marjorie while transitioning from planned law to ministry and theology studies in Denver.
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Wyoming liquor control statute text and permit provisions
A lengthy Wyoming law outlines prohibitions on manufacturing selling and transporting intoxicating liquors after 1919 with permits limited to specified dealers hospitals museums and educational institutions. It details permit issuance conditions for manufacturers wholesale and retail druggists and pharmacists, prescription and affidavit requirements, bond forms, record keeping, and penalties for contraband liquor. It also covers sacramental and medical exemptions and physician permit procedures with oath attestations and record attachments.
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