Prohibition Prose and Savannah Mill Violence Spotlight Debate
A mouthful of Prohibition rhetoric from a Savannah News report condemns liquor power and defends prohibition as the remedy, arguing it strengthens Christianity and population growth. It also recounts savagely violent incidents at the Arkwright factory in Savannah where a minority disrupted operations and endangered workers, prompting calls for severe punishment. The Brunswick Journal adds a note on skepticism toward Northern influence and a plea for respectable immigration while warning against anti-Southern bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Union
Captain Howell
Rube Arnold
Livingston Mims
Hell
Savannah News
Arkwright Factory
Mr. Lyons
Phindephia
Passeres-By
O'Bannon
Bostick
Warren
Lyons
Savannah
Brunswick Journal
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J, Grimes
Boot and Shoe Maker
Waycross, GA
Krouskoff
New York
Serennah
Georgia
Harnett House
A.R. Bennett
Grand Central Hotel
Waycross, Georgia
Sadie
A. R. Bennett
Loose State
Heapsicar
W. M. Wilson
Waycross
Magnolia
POR F
Pharmacy
Eusbunsgi
Pease State
Wayross
Ware,Charlton and Cof
Fee Counties
Florida
Coffee
Charlton
Clinch
Ware
Blackshear & Mitchell
Miss Loughler
C. C. Varnedoe
Valdosta Georgera
A. Hohensteir
Hohenstein
Amentin Heapient
J. Uhlfelder
Ludden & Bates 8
M. Hi Pianos
Fite Aren Renee
Tin Hegptsurs