16 May 1908
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1908
Page
1
A brief song card noting the musical work You Cannot Buy Love from the comic opera A Waltz Dream with words and arrangement by Alex Henderson and music by Oscar Straus. The entry cites a catalog number No 16 and credits the contributors accordingly.
The Times Democrat reprints a threatening letter from an Milwaukee brewing company warning editors against publishing prohibition news to avoid angering advertisers. The letter calls the idea monstrous and questions how papers can cover anti prohibition topics while receiving heavy ad revenue from brewers.
Fringe excerpts trace prohibition talking points from 1908 era unions and papers. Mentions Union Signal, Milleraburg Republican, National Prohibitionist, and figures like Judge Samuel Ro Artman. Describes license fee changes, anti liquor campaigns, and mobilization songs across Maryland Georgia Oklahoma New York.
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