Prohibition Debate Asserts Benefits Amid Mixed Claims
Fragmented remarks claim prohibition reduced saloons crime and pauperism, lowered taxes, and boosted legitimate business. The text cites court records and official data to support success while acknowledging lingering skepticism and varied opinions.
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Crawford
Davis
Decatur
Dickinson
Douglas
Edwards
Greenwood
Hamilton
Harvey
Ee Haskell
Linn
B. F. Ogle
B. J. Waters
John Birkett
David Smith
J. B. Dill
JD. Allen
Calvin
Loren Edwards
Probus
S.A. Breese
P.M
Cottonwood
Falls Chautauqua
J.W. Beekman
Co. Attorn
Bite
Justin Exgerow Nolan
Isco
Wai
T. Woods
Couny
McMurphey
Emer
Patna
B. Dickason
J. E. T. Kephart
Kansas
Joshua Wheat
Crofts
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W. B. Shaefer
Faers
W. H
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Salon
Thor
Smith Risse
Geal
Aeneas _H
Nikirk
B. W. Peck
Savi Ioot Mae
John QA. Norton
H H. Haigh
P. West
W. Moffitt
J. A. Purdy
van Wyck
R. Brad
A. K
W. P. Humphrey
Clerk District Court
D. Felger
A. P. Herninger
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