Prohibition Debate Questioning Its Success and Costs
A critic argues that prohibition has not proved a wholly successful solution to the liquor problem. Dr. Ernest H. Cherrington and advocates claim it is the best plan tried, but critics note widespread suffering, hypocrisy, and hidden supply chains. The piece condemns reformers and urges legalization through government channels at fair prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest H. Cherrington
World League Against Alcoholism
United States
C Pokerman
Minya-tome
Jing
Forson
Washington
Nesty
Carwes
Campaign Begun By Bancroft Effective Here Seizures Vary
Milwaukee reports seized pre war whiskey valued at about 9000 dollars and a large quantity of liquor at Two Rivers, with four more confiscations planned. U S Attorney Bancroft says the drive targets holders lacking extensions, aiming to prevent theft and recover assets in court. A separate church social and card event is listed for community notice.
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Milwaukee
U. S
Tyo Rivers
Empire Theater
Tabitha Club Hosts Al Together at St James Event
The Tabitha Society of St James Lutheran church hosted a party at John's School on Tuesday evening. Seven new members joined, prizes were awarded in a drawing, and a welcome was extended to the new girls by Miss Teggr. Refreshments followed, with Miss Worthy Greip among prize recipients.
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Tabitha Club
Tabitha Society
St Jrm's Lutheran Church
the John's School
W. Gh
Th Teggr
Althea Runge
Garaldine Zinn
Argaret
Greip
Worthy Greip
Beatrice Fordan
SM. G
Marquette Club
St. Luke's
Marquette
Agnes Bank
Louise Redrater
Danting
Obituary notices elderly resident William Thiede dies
William Thiede aged 58 former local resident dies at his Jefferson state home after long illness. Funeral at his home today attended by Ernst and August Thiede and Mrs Halttaufderheide with many local relatives present. Knechnights of Columbus aided in services. social events follow including dances at Opera House and Elks Auxiliary card social noted.
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William Thiede
William ‘Thiede
Jefferson
Ernst
August Thiede
Halttaufderheide
John
William
Mbual
Henry Zuenl
Pige
Knights of Casncil
Laura Schacke
Milan
Aljilec
Frank M. Bonda
Theifth Street
Cnet
Thonag Atkins, Sr
W.leichtfuss
Milwaukee
Bridge
Bablepherg
Eutur
Thomas Atkins
Dnape
Asurast Hnidge
Tessese
Richapal Benton
Charles Wo
Scotton
Charles W. Scott
Steffen
Janeh
Atking
Sailway
Rhine- Dr
Pnalise
Piggved
Mildred Cushing
Smith Hastings
Jos
Steffes
Appleton
Rotary Club Honors Student at High School
By reason of his high standing in scholarship and leadership John Rennick was chosen as the Rotary Club honorary member for October. He attended the meeting at the Hamilton hotel, received an honorary pin to wear this month, and will keep a permanent pin as a memento of Rotary membership. The program began two years ago for the class of 1927 and continues with a monthly senior from the class chosen for commendable scholarship and school involvement.
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John Rennick
Rotary Einb
Rennick
Tancheon
Hamton
Rotary Club
Debaters Plan Season Opener at Washington High
The 1928 debate squad from Washington High School opens the season this evening. Sherman Gunder, a former teacher, will guide the team as it tackles a statewide political topic. The question concerns abolishing the direct primary system for selecting U.S. senators and representatives, with Wisconsin Extension Bureau materials guiding discussion. Washington High joins the Wisconsin State Porengic association to face strong state contenders.
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Cespatch
Washington High School
Sherman Gunder
Yeting Agm
United States
Congress
Wisconsin State University “Extension Bureau
Porengic Associa
Turgeon Bay to Play Here This Weekend
Sturgeon Bay high school resumes Northeastern Wisconsin conference play after a 68 to 40 defeat by East Green Bay. Coach Ade stine faces trimming 40 to 60 players to shape a tough lineup led by captain E. Pickelberg and backfield threat Odbert. The probable Sturgeon Bay starting lineup includes Oram, Augustine, Schmeling, Wingard, and Ackermann as key backs and linemen.
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East Green Bay
Sturgeon Bay
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Robert van Adestine
Hans
Appleton
Adestine
Eickerberg
Oram
Eid
Odhert
Ackerman
Sturgeon
Lo Ag
Turgeon Bay Oram
L Augustine
Schmeling
Wingard
Worteske
Baines
Ng. Pickelberg
Wanke
Re Weber
Ornell
Mea
Ackermann
Odbert
Essay Contest for Students Delivers Cash Prizes
Washington D C The General Federation of Womens Clubs and Mrs J C Pearson marshal an essay contest on Why I Should Vote Eligible high school and university students may enter in school and college divisions with word limits from seven hundred to one thousand. Prizes total 700 plus dollars with 250 for first 150 for second and 100 for third.
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Washington, D. C
Sevdu
United States
General Federation of Women's Cints
J.C. Pearson
Marshall, Oklo
Department of American Citizenship
John Hays Hammond
National City Federation
Ihe
Jay
Mra JC
Pearson
Contests for Highest Run at City Billiard Parlor
The City Billiard Parlor runs contests for the highest run this month. Pat Lencau, manager of the Boie Hamilton billiard parlor, awards a finely structured jointed cue to the top player for October.
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Pat Lencau
Boie
Hamilton’ Bilard
Iyi
Two Rivers Legion Post Receives Sally Cup Honor
Commander John Mezera accepts a Sally Cup on behalf of the Nobext Buran Poet 165-08 American Legion chapter in Fond du Lac. The Two Rivers post grew from 68 to 185 members last year, marking the largest percentage gain in 1928.
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John Mezera
American Legion
Dessenat
Fond du Lac
Legion
Aranilay
Ign
Recreation Board Vacancy to Be Filled by Appointment
Meeting of the recreation board postponed to Thursday evening to align with the school board. City Manager E. J. Donnelly expected to appoint a new member to fill the vacancy caused by Frank Keacha’s removal from the city. Thieves Loot Farm Wagons and Chickens. police seek missing stock after a night raid. Louis Mulenke injured when he fell on the sidewalk on Monday evening. taken to a doctor for treatment and reports say he is improving. No trace yet of thieves who removed a quantity of shine from the premises of Mix Steinbach on South Side. samples were taken for investigation.
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Shalk
E. J. Donnelly
Frank Keacha
Steinbach
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