Prohibition Debate Sparks Crankbrook Street Publication
A new street sheet titled The Searchlight or The Blind Pig Advocate appears in Cranbrook accusing liquor interests of moral danger. The editor is described as a fanatic, promoting local option with frenzy. The piece argues Prohibition as a national economic and moral issue needing reason over passion.
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Cranbrook
Sheet
Fanatic
Dysnentic Brigade
Neal Dow
Prohibition The Obstacle to Real Reform
A lengthy critique by Reverend William A Wasson Cleverman argues that Prohibition failed nationally and in Maine Georgia and New York. It claims prohibition worsened crime fostered hypocrisy and provided no real temperance reform. The author condemns local option and warns against banning liquor by law without substitute institutions.
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Neal Dow
Nebraska
Vermont
New England
Maine
Cobb
Portland
Chicago Evening Journal
Wilbur C. Wheldon
Cumberland
Committee of Fifty
Anti-Saloon League
Legislative of
Georgia
Holderby
Atlanta
Lone Island
Old West Hampton
Heanse
W.C.T.U
Middle West
Long Jalan
Uils Town
Ken- Weay
Whisky Needle
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Prohibition
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Anti- Saloon League
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Long Teland