Prohibition and the Menagerie
The letter defends temperance over political prohibition, arguing it harms governance and society while endorsing moderate conduct. It uses analogies to religion, law, and taxation, contending that regulation, not ban, best preserves rights and public order. The author cites Soloman, bigotry, and Ben Tillman to support dispensary or high license as practical whiskey solutions.
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Georgetown
Solomon
United States
Ben Tillman
Temperance Workers Rally For Prohibition Support
A call to temperance workers urges action before the August election. The W C T A plans a meeting at the old Methodist church Friday at 5 pm to mobilize advocates, argue for prohibition, and press law enforcement to curb illicit liquor sales. A New York note reflects on enforcement and commitment.
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Old Methodist Church
Priest slain in his study at Polish church
Newark police chased four suspects after Rev. Ermus Apsson of St Stanislaus Polish Church was shot dead in his study. A housekeeper injured, a 5000 crowd mourned with a formal procession as trustees faced removal amid congregational factional strife and possible external plotting.
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Newark
N. J
Ermus Apsson
St. Stanislaus
Antonio Sowrzytska
St. Barn Hospital
Father Anston
Paterson
St Stanislaw Church
Fred Stem Leaves Darlington for Augusta to Join Nationals
Fred Stem of Darlington traveled to Augusta yesterday to join the Nationals as they prepare for training. He has a strong record from the minor leagues and now plays first base for the Boston Nationals, batting 278 in the National League. Dunn, formerly a catcher for Darlington, is now with the Brooklyn Nationals and is among the league's leading players.
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Fred Stem
Darlington
Augusta
Theston Nationals
Boston Nationals
Dunn
Brooklyn Nationals
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