Prohibition's Turn in Small Town Press Stance Shifts
The piece argues that many small town editors will abandon Wet positions as the nation sees Prohibition's costs. It cites taxes, deficits, crime, and a broader shift in public sentiment toward regulation and revenue from liquor. It predicts a coming policy change and a broader reevaluation of Prohibition.
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Drys
Congress
United States
Brewers Association
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Prohibition Bureau
U.S
Benew
New York City
Halifax County Primary Vote Seen As Test For Machine Influence
Bob Reynolds and Dick Fountain won large majorities in the first primary, while Ehringhaus and Morrison, linked to the political machine, were heavily defeated. In the upcoming second primary, leaders strive to sway voters to demonstrate ongoing county influence.
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Bob Reynolds
Dick Fountain
Halifax County
Ehringhaus
Morrison
Altho
Green Water on Second Street Prompts Health Warning
Residents report a green slimy stagnant ditch on Second Street breeding disease. It has stood for days and should be drained by authorities. The writer stresses small precautions are vital to health amid a fever season across the state.
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Second Street
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