Prohibition Debate Deepens In State Legislature
The piece argues about the Prohibition Amendment's fate with delays and legal questions. It notes the July 1 1909 effective date, discusses constitutional text, and urges measured legislative action and public consideration. It also comments on Senator Foraker and political dynamics around federal patronage and party alignments.
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Joseph Benton Foraker
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Josep Benton
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The Boy and His Father Welfare at Home Inspires Citizenship
A fragment praises the boy and his father for compassionate home care, presenting it as beneficial to the boy and to the welfare of the community. The passage emphasizes intelligent treatment at home and civic virtue.
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State Journal
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Legislature Advised to Avoid Hasty Adjournment
The article argues against rushing adjournment and notes the governor’s release of a full list of matters to be passed. It warns that insufficient research at the end of a session yields weak, ineffective laws and favors thorough consideration. It also reports local notes from Wilsonburg and brief community updates.
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