Riverboat Houseboat Gambler Gang Exploited Planters
A veteran river captain recalls a palatial gambling houseboat on White River Arkansas run by two brothers. During a freezeout poker run, lanky planter Joser loses about 78 000 dollars to schemes, spots marked decks, and a hidden four aces cache. The planter, aided by neighbors, repossesses loads of gold and forces the brothers to flee the river, warning others to avoid White River gambling boats.
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Marty
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Taflan Gay
Beavicat Joser
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Eliot
Jor
Lis
Kansas Prohibition Battle Turns on Greever Vote
In Kansas the temperance struggle hinged on George Washington Greever, a Democrat, who changed his vote to support a constitutional amendment banning intoxicants except for specified uses. His stand, spurred by his wife Margaret Newland Greever, shifted the legislature and helped seal Kansas as a prohibition state, a tale entwined with romance and political pressure.
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St. Louis
Washington Greever
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Blas Margaret Virginia Newland
Tennessee
State Capitol
Rer
Greever
Tio Party
State of
Connecticut Avenue Terrace
Washington
National Capital
Connecticut Avenue
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