Recollections of an OctogenarianHeritage Books, 1990 - 220 pages Originally written in column form in 1931 and 1932 for The Freeport Press, Freeport, Ohio. |
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... adopted a constitutional amendment in harmony with the law . A number of other states promptly followed the lead of Maine in the enactment of prohibitory laws . Ohio was the pioneer in adopting constitutional prohibition . In 1851 a ...
... adopted a constitutional amendment in harmony with the law . A number of other states promptly followed the lead of Maine in the enactment of prohibitory laws . Ohio was the pioneer in adopting constitutional prohibition . In 1851 a ...
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... adopted . The license proposition was defeated and prohibition approved by a majority of 8982 in a total vote of something over 200,000 . The prohibition clause that was approved reads as follows : " No license shall hereafter be ...
... adopted . The license proposition was defeated and prohibition approved by a majority of 8982 in a total vote of something over 200,000 . The prohibition clause that was approved reads as follows : " No license shall hereafter be ...
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... adopt a policy , which you admit is right and should be adopted , but which you fear would put the party out of power . " " That is just the trouble . You men are too impatient and too hasty , " said the Professor . " There are great ...
... adopt a policy , which you admit is right and should be adopted , but which you fear would put the party out of power . " " That is just the trouble . You men are too impatient and too hasty , " said the Professor . " There are great ...
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