Prohibition Propaganda in Scotland and America Debate
An excerpt recounts anti and pro prohibition activism tied to a local option campaign, citing Windle editor of a Glasgow paper and US wartime influence. It notes paid agitators, regional resistance, and a claimed 86 legislators backing prohibition, with controversy over public opinion and constitutional action.
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U.B.A
Pumytoot Johnson
W. A. Windle
Clueage Hawnpaper
Glangow Ble
Windle
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Somoersey
Amnorica
Appiauto
Amorica
Democratic and Republica Convention
Apita
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