Prohibition Debate and Temperance Rhetoric in Socorro
A Socorro audience hears a temperance address linking prohibition to social progress. The speaker compares alcohol laws in Kansas and New York, urges fathers to shield sons from saloons, and cites vote results in Ohio and presidential history to argue for continued prohibition. He also recounts local political tensions and a China justice satire segment.
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Ohio
G. Barney
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Southern development and national progress in business
Mr. Henry Villard, engaged by Whitelaw Reid to lead the Tribune railway column, will earn 839 per week. The exhibit underscores the rising role of labor and industry in shaping the New South and the broader national economy beyond politics.
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Northern Pacific Fame
Whitelaw Reid
New York Tribune
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