Prohibition Faiths Unite Against Licenses and Taxes
Denominations across Ohio align against liquor licenses and taxes, urging voters to back prohibition. The Metho dist Episcopal Church, Presbyterians, Lutherans, Baptists, and United Brethren cite constitutional prohibition as the goal and condemn licensing or taxation as perpetuating the trade. They urge Christians to vote for prohibition and oppose the old party lines. James Wallace argues for church votes over party tickets. The Wooster fair plans proceed with a big community push for an exclusive square use and diverse prizes.
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General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
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Union
United States
Historia
Ohio
Lancaster District
The
Methodist Church
Democratic Party
Republican Party
James Wallace
Wayne Co. National Bank
Ip Council
F Square
Wooster
Why Not Demand Action on Opium And Alcohol Law
A Wayne County Herald reader argues Ohio Laws should be extended to alcohol and opium to curb temperance issues. He praises the Democratic Legislature for reaffirming the right to suppress harmful establishments, calls for uniting Democrats and Republicans, and urges abolishing tippling and opium houses in the state.
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Wayne County Herald
Ohio
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Democratic
Repubbican
Supreme Court
John Sherman
Columbus
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Lutheran Church
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Altoona
Church of Jesus
TH Reformed Church
Ohio Synod
Akron
the Baptist Church
Wooster Baptist Association
Areeting
Sterling
Wayne County
United Brethern Church
Gallipolis
East Ohio Synod of the
Jacob Frick
Brecel & Bro
Paisley Shaw
Pollock & Deer
McClure Bros
Herald Co
Novelty Co
Wm Muschenich
T Teeple
Dot
McClellan Bros
Marshall, Bryson & Co
Prank Bros
Chas Zimmerman & Co
Shibley
Landis & Schmuck
Fletcher & Bevard
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J T Maxwell
Quinby & Kline
Laubach & Boyd
Hoelzel & Kaltwasser
W Bechtel
D Fisher
Smith, Cochran & Co
O M Albright
Logan
Wooster Brush Works
W McClure
P J Power
John H Thomas
Accordeon
J Hoffman & Son
H Wilec
E Chatelain
B J Hartman
McClure & Craighead
SY Hiebick & Simon
Overh Lt & Co
Harding & Co
John Willaman
Kuhn
M.glick
J A Ogden
Logan & Myers
Quinby Bros
Weni Bros
J Zimmerman & Co
Wooster Bro
H Sibley
Daniel Martin
Lattasburg
Bowers
Emery
Plasterer
Lucas
Gandee
Ross
Randall, Sweet & CO
Buffalo, N. Y
Simmons Liver
J. H. Zeilin & Cole
McLellan Bros
Postefic
Ed. van Wireter
West Liberty’ Street
Black’s Corner
S. H. Villard
Liberty St
Ceiina Elats I
Teh Place
China Hall
Jackson
Pollock
Public Square
W. I. Bowers
North East Side Public Square
C. W. Spear
West Liberty Street
W. A. Underwood
John F. Barrett
H. Thomas
Bette
Palace of Music
Best
Vers & Pond Pianos
A.W. Blackburn
Bath
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Emperom Drug Store
Postsoffice
Wooster, Ohio
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