Prohibition Policy Reaffirmed by Federal Council
The Administrative Committee of the Federal Council of Churches reiterates full support for national prohibition. It cites the 1924 stance that prohibition strengthens social welfare and urges strict enforcement and voluntary compliance to sustain orderly government.
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Churches of Christ
Fic Federal Council
United States
Research Department
Council
Special Commission On Drink
Universal
Prohibition Outlined as Social Gain and Caution
The federal council highlights social gains from prohibition including lower alcohol related deaths and reduced alcoholism, while noting the need for continued federal action. It praises church agencies for enforcing prohibition and urges renewed moral support to strengthen enforcement nationwide.
Public Opinion Urges Prohibition Support and Church Education
The article urges citizens to back the prohibition law through broad public opinion and voluntary compliance tied to orderly government. It calls churches to deepen moral education on liquor issues and emphasizes the need for a stronger church role in enforcing prohibition and rallying national conscience. Also notes wheat harvest figures and visits to the Osage industrial school with officials assessing operations and a wear test on boots.
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Federal Council
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Washington, D. C
Federal Council of Churches
Friends of Prohibition
McGlock
Bralay Bean Boy
Stockholm
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Cari
Que Batt
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Ben
Ker
Prie Ton Gal Im Sona
PIM
BY Carl ED
Jou
Doc
Jt Dan
Kaneng
Brower
Albert
Weaver
Bird City
Eldora Schoon
Osage
H. H. Wath
W. H. Davis
State Industrial School For Boys
Rahi
Jasper Jones
Trixie
Jasper
Lister
Romeo
Axab
Jack
Scrackers
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