Pension trends and Prohibition talk in West Virginia
A long column notes a gradual decline in Civil War pensioners from 991,610 in 1899 to 967,341, with discussion of Republican support for veterans and warnings about liquor tax revenue under Prohibition. It cites Governor Dawson’s fiscal data, warns on tax impacts, and reports local politicking and calls for sober Republican unity against personal attacks.
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Parkersburg Sentinel
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West Virginia
Dawson
Tegislature
George C. Baker
Morgantown
C. W. Swisher
Cameron Star-Tribune
Teter
Prohibition Debate Rocks Assembly in Parkersburg
The Wheeling Intelligencer and Parkersburg Sentinel clash over the House of Delegates action on prohibition. The Sentinels opposes the measure, aligning with Governor Dawson’s stance, while the Intelligencer critiques supporters for not addressing the tax implications of prohibition.
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Tra Post of Romines Mills Visits Leftov er Week
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Post
Romines Mills
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