Newspaper Subscriptions and Legal Notice Rules
The article outlines subscription practices and related postal rules. It explains that readers who do not object are assumed to renew, publishers may continue shipments until arrears are paid, and nonpayment or failure to notify can lead to continued charges. It notes court decisions on removal without notice and that paying in advance requires end notices. It also mentions postal enforcement for fraud and penalties for unpaid runs.
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United States
Othe
Peele
Prohibitionists of Wayne County Meet in Wooster May 22
Wayne County Prohibitionists convene at the City Opera House Wooster on Saturday May 22 at 10 am to nominate the county ticket and reorganize for the campaign. A County Central Committee and a County Executive Committee will be selected and each township urged to be represented. Prohibitionists unable to attend may send letters to W W Wallace Plain Q outlining township wishes for convention consideration. Remember date and place. By order of the County Executive Committee.
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Prohibitionists
Wayne County
City Opera House
Wooster
W. W Wallace
Prohibition Rally in Cook County Illinois Reported
A Prohibition rally in Willard Hall Chicago on April 20 drew attendees from the Prohibition hosts in the era. The piece notes Iowa Republicans supporting prohibition and mentions a Home return to a former dwelling as part of a reflection on past times.
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Qook County
Ill
Willard Hall
Chicago
Lawless Whiskey Makers Press Dispatch on Tax Reform
A Washington dispatch reports likely Treasury support for reducing internal revenue on whiskey and raising beer taxes. It notes a plan to cut the current $1.10 per gallon rate, while considering increasing taxes on other spirits, amid rising illicit distilling and enforcement concerns.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Newstar Callom
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Secontary
Montana
Nebraska
Doub
Koreau
Rhodes
Jackson
Lincoln
United States
McKinley
Cleveland
Sam
Ram
Iowa Legislation Legalizes Liquor Manufacturing in State
A Chicago Ledger reprints strong critique of Iowa's legislature approving a law permitting liquor manufacture and sale. It accuses Republican leaders of trading votes for legitimacy of the liquor trade, claiming a political deal corrupted state honor and invited crime and immorality. The piece frames the move as a betrayal of voters and duty.
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Iowa
House
Senate
Leagaoe
Towa
Commonwealth
Bonaes
Anccesa
Prohibitionist John Woolley urges party line in Chicago
In Chicago Woolley argues for the Prohibition Party as the honest route to enforce laws and curb the saloon. He rails at the old parties for dependence on liquor revenue, calls for church-led reform, and pledges unwavering loyalty to Prohibitionist principles.
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Chicago
John G. Woolley
Tama
Prohibition Declarant Ends Speech Amid Mountain Metaphor
A fragment notes a female speaker's Prohibition pledge and cites a mountain corn metaphor with a shared fruit, hinting at a reformist stance and a closing comment on future events. The terse excerpt suggests a public or religious gathering context without full details.
Repeal ends Bellefontaine local option eight years old
After eight years the Bellefontaine local option ordinance is repealed by a 4 to 2 vote. The repeal takes effect in ten days. Proponents say it reduced open saloons and drunkenness, while opponents claim it failed. The piece notes nationwide policy and questions whether local option will stay settled in towns near breweries.
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Bellefountaine, O
Friends
Cleveland
Prohibitionia
Optiae Taha
Bellefogntaine
Bellefountaine
Focal
Prohibition Debate Questions Policy Alternatives After Failures
The passage critiques township and county local option as failures to restrain drinkers, notes state prohibition and interstate leakage as ineffective, and questions what new policy could beat prohibition, urging support for the Prohibition party. It challenges audience to name and defend any policy beyond Prohibition.
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U. S
Prohibition Party
Saloon Influenced City Council Formation in Chicago
Chicago dispatch says the new administration organizes committees with saloonkeepers in key posts including finance streets and alleys and licenses. The piece notes fear of governance by saloon interests and cites an Anti Saloon League stance on temperance and prohibition as central to political strategy.
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Chicago
Streets
Allaye South
Aleys
Stresta
Ant! Saloon League
Anti Saloon League
Iowa Commonwealth
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