Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-10-30

st a t; s; sa$s ;:s than Ss Rose County Fs'S"s%" Law in 4 Ss COUNTIES COUNTIES" tor To- ' s"%%'
# There was not a demand for liquor for beverage purposes they would not be
and np pes saas fsF ss er 9f baasP f a% Senasas p ps9B6as. the '"s manufacturer e sale
personal a 'as P ssazd %s 11sbi tats n prevail R 'Seane q p parity G to a e or S5nn ct in Ohio for his
drastic, n a order d to 5 make prohibition shDaG effective E essareh ham and seizure sci p claws laws would be made more
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have t5 a. 4 saS to f 8sass R pr aasa5s for s se1sss so pas sas s sS fRt sn's 1 sae 1 ss55T f. say
s snf chaos nas' ere@sH BY oo snnssa prohibitions oSa 5%V r1 9sH1S be e safsndsd 1 a Ssass a t bitterness snaas s hsas
of county, tRi ps sass OF s sd ups sn nsasa asnt T ss be "0'sd disastrous than the effects
would 5s s.s sasG.s ss ts 5 5f%ss1 fSt ss sas' 5spiae a s 5Rs b 5ssa n Hss ss1 sen 9 sssSsss
increased. a as ts sf sss%ss; s%s the b as asEi sta ssss5s d Rsss1 ~ss t s% "su ss a t he
tendant terrifying wills.
may b ss ssssss1sf R5G s9s%sssG Ts s si assy soa .'o"f'a@sp property the V"'s Of which
This conhscatonw would produce a business calamity defying description
upon tS ws tr ts d eat% oR, OF With this d Be ePsgSt f f1st hg Ind fdm 6hG1s"n dD msny 9ud pb e th F%m
would be i f~ ais t thereby ss affecting n the grocer the butcher, the baker, and every
This army IF unemployed mnw would be thrown in competition with those now
M Ssssv Esl Pr BE saqssd ra asfSrd aaHss the vacation of thousands Of homes and
storpoons throughout the stat and ar immediate depreciation in property Value and
-. Every taxpayer in the state would lot only suffer from the destruction and dere-
Of sr the s :ss ss is$ s SS :S;:s;:S ;$ 4 $ s;s: I 1 s ssSs5 g # + {S S It s W" %$ 81 ss. Sc Is It : 7s.
proportion it would of 5h sss sses9s as es s3sfss i s5 ag ffa s * r ssl5slaaen tax. on the capital stock
of those msnufaaurng Nc selling liquors - NDe1O - : - ~p~~ 49,
psfsss Of ' the he 1ss Of 81 81 3 pss9Se to f1n ss ss ss ss t5ss s4 abs s Is ss fssSP S Sa ss n' fas
g sG f%hsslI% ILLNESSES s$9 S1w ss nerves 1S' from a@ fhs S sS@seooo %'o Of P%@y va Sh@ ssH a%ts saf s
S''s-% Il 4 + &c Sss sSss . n mean tssss ). t.as
n"nis9e z51$s {: s z isss Is q s H. 81; s a$s = s? s%5sS% 5S1 s;b $ s PUT Ut # ss sP;; ss$9s' an. aa
manufctuer who have most Of their property in such form that the assessor ann
The Loss # revenue to the state is small by comparison to the loss which will fall
uon the Federal Government.
engaged 93s me tss ssss% ST 5 s n !a%sas5 Hsssa sas T sSn s % d 5ssa ss is is ssas assbs sg s sfss
100000. Il & e~a
Europe H WITH fT effect a; aBa 5 s' Ts~asss dft sRa sesn it 8 sss p: ss' s%sss s s revenue ys s
measure. %
Of slsa sssSs5s ys@ III o sss would would y ssass, s' s ss1 as sH inf ss gH mi ;S. sssss e. s ss S s9 ca:
imposition of many new forms of taxation.
A further vital fleet OF sateWd Prohibition would b to brg ruin to many
diversified industries and their employees in tes state
Afewd these would be the Cigar Makers Bottle Makers, Harness Makers Black
Producer ad Miner, Machinery and Tool Makersm fact it would affect practically
every line of business in the state
Statewide ohbHhO would mean the ccetance of condition thath has proven
tt BE absolutely a failure whHevertr tried AM would dSpMe license system nov in
operation in this state which is characterized by all fairs students of the liquor question
as an unqualified success
Will our people, after having adopted a license system in one year, completely
ov9tun it the neXt?
Prohibition, whether county or state, meets the opposition of many mmunhie
1t makes frk Law violation