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Prohibitory liquor laws debated by Dr Dio Lewis
Dr Dio Lewis spoke to about two thousand at Cooper Institute on enforcing prohibition by targeting liquor crimes rather than vices. He argued vice and crime differ, urged law to cure vices, not punish them, and critiqued enforcement failures in Boston and Maine while praising civil and public sentiment in temperance efforts.
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A. A. Ingrah
Notary Public
John McSweeney, Jr
Court House
Wooster
Sayl
James Jeffery
Orney AT Law
West Salem
Ohio
Wayne
Salem
L. Q. Jefferies
Orrick
Sitf Wesweeny & Parsons
Solicitor of Patents
Downing's Block
James B. Taylor
Torney-At-Law
Quinbyargs’ Shoe
Emporium
East Liberty Street
New York
Dre
Dio Lewis
Cooper Tstitute
Hoo
Courts of Law
Canada
Commonwealth
Humad
Dows
Perels
Ingersoll
Bechimé
England
Eryora
Europe
Massachusetts
Boston
Neal Dow
Maine
Portland
General Dow
Friends of Prohibition
Augusta
Maing
Tremont Temple Boston
Harvey D Parker
George Young
Parker House
Young’s
Parker
Young
Vieros
Hang
Russia
Landts
South
Ofalifornia
Earth
Pmhibbionista
Matt
Décilar
Atyaye
Central Park
Ron
Tom, Brown
Ithia
Pei & Man
Mibraffy
Tnrmaking
Great Army of Good Women
Tn, & Men's Temperance Union