Prohibition Party Platform Urges Suppression of Liquor Traffic in Ohio
The Ohio Prohibition party in convention declares support for Almighty God and condemns legalized liquor as a public wrong. It calls for a nonrelenting war on alcohol, the formation of a political party to enact strict laws against manufacturing and sales, and urges citizens to unite at the ballot box to end the liquor traffic and its ties to government.
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Prohibitionparty fundraising appeal to supporters
A fervent appeal urges Prohibitionists to donate two dollars to the national headquarters within ten days to fund a planned campaign. Oliver W Stewart, chairman, asks readers to respond immediately and promises to deliver organization plans within thirty days. The letter emphasizes unity, urgency, and personal responsibility across states.
Saloons and flags in debate over licenses and temperance
The Lisbon Patriot reports controversy over saloon licenses with quotations from President Garfield and others criticizing mingling politics with religion. It notes a Wooster area miss Miss Alice Smith resigning from Lisbon High to take a post in Ashville North Carolina and mentions a revenue department ruling requiring 50 cent stamps on bonds of administrators and related fiduciaries.
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Lisbon
Alice Smith
Normal and Collegiate Institute
Ashville
North Carolina
Mise Smith
What Gan County Prohibition Offic Officials Do
Address by Hon. H L Peake of Sandusky Ohio at the National Prohibition Conference at Buffalo. He recalls his role as temporary and permanent chairman of the Ohio State Prohibition Convention and argues county officers are the key to enforcing prohibition. He urges electing county officials who will support prohibitory law and details how sheriffs, judges, prosecutors, and auditors can curb liquor traffic.
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H. L Peake
Sandusky Ohio
Bauffalo
Mark Hanna
C. W. Stewart
Shariff Pearson
Uncle Sam
Supreme Court
John Marshall
Dred Scott
Congress
Prohibition Party
Maine
Kansas
Pearson
Carrie Nation
Hades
Law and Order
Prohibition
Podunk
Ohio
Hemrers
The County Chairman and His Work
A Franklin Pa. speech outlines duties for County Chairmen in the Prohibition era. It urges energetic secretaries, careful committee selection, and organized leagues, emphasizing newspaper subscriptions and temperance outreach to mobilize voters and defeat entrenched corruption.
Secretary and Chairman roles in district club reporting
The text urges each League Secretary to report meeting discussions and future plans to the Chairman, sharing community sentiment on public meetings. It advises tri daily organizer reports, cross district updates, and timely replies through the State Chairman when needed. Encouragement to leaders and proactive response to opposition are emphasized.
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Agriculture Department Bgop Bulletin
Corn benefits from rains in the Northeast but suffers from high winds elsewhere. Central and southern areas face drought and heat, with rolling, wilting and drying crops. Wheat threshing yields vary from poor to fair while oats are harvested. Pastures dry, stock water scarce, early Irish potatoes poor, late varieties hurt by heat. Apples ripen, peaches promising but damaged by drought. grapes rot from heat.
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Prebble County
Greene County
Probate Court Totals and 16th O. V. I. Reunion Set
Judge Adair reports 45 guardianships 67 wills probated 675 births and 363 deaths. 8 sent to reform farm 27 to Massillon hospital 1 to Gallipolia. 20 criminal prosecutions 88 guardians 10 naturalizations. 26th Annual Reunion of the 16th O. V. I. in Cleveland at 9:30 a.m. in the Society for Savings Building. Capt. H. T. Fisher to host encampment week headquarters.
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Reform Farm
Massillon Hospital
Gallipolia
16Th
Cleveland
Ohio
H. T. Fisher
Society For Savings Building
Horse Drawn Wagon Crash on E Bowman Street
Wallace Smith drove a horseless wagon that ran away on Tuesday morning crushing the wagon’s bills. No injuries reported. Local residents helped secure the animal and wagon after the incident.
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E. Bowman Street
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