Watchwords for the hour on prohibition debates and morals
The piece presents anti liquor power arguments stressing home protection and prohibition over high license. It cites Rev Joby McNeill and Mr Cranston and notes York, England civic examples, Ressbrook Irish linen factory, and a large distillery turnover to argue abstinence and prohibition as moral policy.
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Ressbrook
John G. Richardson
York
England
Prohibition News From Vineland to Nova Scotia
Reports from Vineland New Jersey reiterate Prohibition support after a spring vote of 46 to 1,074 against license. Springfield recounts a tragedy where a drunken son killed his father and self in a house fire. Temperance notes cite Dr Lees on liquor masking disease and treatment efficacy. Nova Scotia coverage discusses Colchester Scott Act repeal and related enforcement quirks, with debates on licensing and penalties.
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Vineland New Jersey
Springfield
Mass
Frederickton
N. B
Tamperance Journal
Cape Breton
North Sydney
Scott
Bomba
George McKeen
McKeon
Colchester
Nova Scotia
Colchester County
D. Styles Fraser
Springside
Springhill Clarion
Eller
Trapp
Carter
Issrutiny
Ttme
The Great War Syndicate Plot in the US Britain Crisis
The narrative describes a secret group of twenty three financiers planning to fund and direct a war effort between the United States and Great Britain. They propose a million dollar contract to defend the coast and threaten forfeiture if any northern boundary point falls to the enemy.
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United States
Great Britain
Atlantic
Eliza Drum Aes
Maine
Gass Bowen
Waters
Elixa
Canada
Washington
Vaneau
Greas
Sapaciel
Caton Ny Ge Casey
Ueabout
Varios
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the Great War Syndicate
Congress
Gary
America
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Mavy Yard
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Leon Eescoe
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