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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1916
Page
5
Ex-President Teft argues for government by law not rule of thumb and warns against exemptions undermining enforcement. He cites local option as a test of enforceability and favors regulating rather than draconian bans when sentiment opposes prohibition. He echoes Grant on enforcing bad laws and warns of demoralization from selective enforcement.
United States Senator Morris Sheppard argues the prohibition amendment is a sacred duty and tests whether America can expel the liquor traffic. He cites massive public support, a large committee's march to Congress, and the belief that a Christian nation cannot tolerate liquor and should vote for a saloonless land.
Arthur Brisbane presents separatist view arguing prohibition raises drunkenness. He cites Maine and Kansas, notes beer and light wines hidden under prohibition, praises light beer and light wine as temperate options, and urges editors and lawmakers to base policy on facts. He compares national practices in Italy France and Germany, urging moderation and real temperance.
A fragmented reminiscence describes an experienced circus man and an elephant. The narrator reflects on intelligence and favors, noting that acts of help can breed resentment when the helper is perceived to gain an advantage.
A large group of Indianapolis business and professional men sign a testimonial urging Harry S. New for the Republican nomination for United States senator. They praise his leadership as editor and manager of the Indianapolis Journal, his wartime service, honesty, and open manner, and say he can win broad support across parties.
In Indianapolis English's Opera House hosted a large enthusiastic gathering for Harry S New with Charles Martindale presiding and speeches by William A Ketchem and Dr John H Oliver praising his candidacy and predicting nomination Mr New attended and spoke briefly showing appreciation for the support
Election commissioners rule places candidate names on the primary ballot starting with number 12 and continuing in order. Indiana Republicans without a vice presidential candidate will have United States senator names follow the president. The Republican ballot lists For President No 12 Ww Fairbanks and for United States Senator No 18 Harry S New.
W. H. Hays Republican state chairman appeals to all Republicans to vote in Indiana primaries next Tuesday. He stresses the importance of a big victory for the party head Charles W. Fairbanks, warning that neglect could affect November results. Democrats are urged to consider their own ticket.
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