Prohibition Claims vs Kansas Record Challenged by Statistics
A physician exposes official statistics to challenge Kansas prohibition claims. He compares Kansas with Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota, and others, noting higher insanity and paresis rates, more inmates, and larger almshouse populations in Kansas. He cites alcohol-related factors and liquor shipments to Topeka and warns against bias in partisan assertions.
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Nebraska
Edward Huntington Williams
State of
Williams
New York
Massachusetts
Oklahoma
Iowa
South Dakota
State Hospital
Topeka
Kansas State
Braska
Kanea
White
Kansard
Kan
Fragmented OCR note on population data and regulatory actions
A partial OCR fragment discusses Dr Williams official documents and population figures. It mentions household population, Uncle Sam references, and a reference to Kansas. It hints at a sale or contraction action but is unclear and partial with missing context.
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Nebraska
Uncle Sam
Kanea
Williams
Washington
Kaneas
Willams End
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