Berne temperance leader blasts Democratic local option plan
Louis Ludlow reports from Berne Indiana that Fred Rohrer, long time German temperance advocate, labels the Democratic ward and township local option as a trap for the unwary and a boon to saloons. He warns of costly elections and rampant fraud under local option.
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Temperance Question Driven by Morals in India na
The temperance issue dominates as a moral law and order question. It argues county local option as a clear advance in temperance legislation fought by brewers and saloons. Farmers’ boys are drawn to county seats and threaten home life. vote to protect homes and boys.
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Charity That Starts Abroad and Finishes Nearby Worth While
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Political Questions Are Moral and Local Option Stance
The piece argues that political questions are moral, supporting local option to allow counties to decide on open saloons. It contends morality guides government and urges voters to record their will on local option and other decisive issues. It frames antitrust and tariff debates as moral matters and asserts popular sovereignty.
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