Prohibition Amendments and Student Activism Highlight 1916 Election
Thomas K Marshall responds about misapprehensions of Arizona prohibition amendment No 194 explaining it targets possession by entrants not shipments. California students form Economic League pledging support for liquor ban amendments. University of California mayor praises student turnout and women’s group formation to back dry movement.
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Union Endorses Prohibition Fight and 1916 Votes Endorsement
A union pushes for prohibition policies while adopting resolutions backing the 1916 votes. The discussion references Southern California and notes a 1914 tabled resolution.
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