Liquor Dealers Urge Clean Alliances Against Prohibition Debate
A national editorial from The National Liquor Dealers' Journal argues liquor firms must sever ties with social vices to win voter support for prohibition. It urges dealers to present a clean case, predicts a nationwide fight and a constitutional amendment, and condemns liquor groups for aiding corrupt officials and slum alliances.
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National Liquor Dealers’ Journal
Union
Maine
Kansas
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Georgia
Tennessee
North Carolina
West Virginia
Quote on facing facts underscores trial fears
The fragment quotes a debate on facing facts and trial readiness, noting fear of defending a weak defense and potential implications for property and liability. It references a broader discussion of legal accountability and consequences.
Prohibition Debate and Shifting Theories of Government
The passage argues for conscience over money in liquor debates and notes a shift from representative to direct government. It contends prohibitions may be theoretically wrong yet dictated by conditions, and it warns that universal suffrage and liberty used licentiously threaten tradition and rights, urging preparation for defense in court.
Local Dinners and Meetings Highlight Weekend
Attendees at a Sunday dinner included A. N. Moore T. G. Aiken L. B. Cox F. L. Aiken D. L. Aiken Mrs F. E. Balmer Mrs W. W. Schall and Miss Kathryn Schall. The tenth annual county school board convention drew teachers and board members from across the county with about 275 served by domestic science students. Activities also noted: Miss Mae Aiken of La Crosse and Florence Cox visiting family. Otto Struck leaving for Shennington for station work with Onalaska Pickle and Canning. Ladies Aid to meet at First Norwegian Lutheran Church. second lecture in city course at Woodmen hall. Clara Shore visiting from near Bangor.
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Messrs
and Mesdames A. N. Moore
T. G. Aiken
L. B. Cox
F. L. Aiken
D. L. Aiken
F. E. Balmer
W. W. Schall
Kathryn Schall
Maggie Travis
Laura Johnson
Candancer Erickson
Holmen
County Agricultural School
Raht and
McEldowney
Mae Aiken
la Crosse
Florence Cox
Sparta
Otto Struck
Shennington
Wis
Onalaska Pickle and Canning Company
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Norwegian Lutheran Church
G. C. Hagenbaugh
Onalaska Progress Talks Depot Plans With Officials
Onalaska officials discuss building a new modern C. and N. W. depot replacing the old structure. Mrs. Norman Larson and daughters plan a Virginia Minnesota visit for a month. Funeral held for Mrs. Ellen Matthewson at Onalaska home with Rev Klaus officiating. Mrs. F. E. Balmer to spend holidays with F. L. Aiken. Mr. Balmer to join later from Washington. Mrs. John Mailer hosts a Friday gathering. Mr. and Mrs. H J Richmond host neighbors in Campbell.
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Doyle
Onalaska
Norman Larson
Virginia
Minn
Ellen Mathewson
la Crosse
T. G. Aiken
Klaus
White HouseAdds Guest Rooms To Avoid Embarrassment
The White House in Washington announces five extra guest rooms have been added to the executive mansion to prevent a repeat of the Taft era incident when Mrs Taft had to rescind invitations and send guests to a hotel due to insufficient accommodations. The change allows Mrs Wilson to host more visitors this winter without embarrassment.
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Washington
United States
Taft
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