The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-11-06
(Paid ADVERTISEMENT
III u OF 1T

THE TRUTH OF 1T
The question in South Dakota is whehr w shall DRINK whisky not drink
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It's pseH1nuya public issue which calls for THOUGHTFUL CONSIDERATION by all
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voters H ss s ss o s%s 1Sc which n has nas ss%s % sss s. EVE %, space Proved S sn a pesnH to r sT1EnS' Stat" "s
ans Question % usn H ot na a" n o0s r faT i'm m a the rsss ssrs" cos4 nS an s1'. 1 of s ssSc as THE Thu
voters are asked to PASS N is whether LEGAL Control and SUPERVISION. With us" TAX RE-
e e%Mnp sE r@H n1 n % ss1 pTna 4 n % nsua SEC sTeans s aoo4, Hdd1ss's szir RH %VHs and ND
s To Be the the '" !" Of HoH1s4oH ss %s% conditions that AA'' BEEN ana WILL CONTINUE
and OPPOSED @HRos % n organizations Hs snRsG1S s% inn n s% msn ss ssn m + Of s nSr 1 nma D nrE rasn
IN in the state now" that the leading Journalistic prepayment Of p"hnstey onnol has ckNow1-
AraP @ GROUND eS' " % s s%"s a ss sHar e1s coSsDHns a" aS'a Of R~nn1 cT4~n EN- "a a. " sr% rs
nppADton ACCOMPLISHED its purpose 70 CITIZEN of the state would DARE raise his voice
U IN fS3Scra E D % a sss'srAs snss" Of + 1 @s p % %Sao ". ss ssS1 rnss SEEKING TX Ss ss, Af HAvn as
rn noros PROHIBITION AMENDMENT Dons OF PREVENT ANY
SAM 4 HH DOE V%'%G anaa adv mt @s~a a% coan~t ' os
The pohnatonns by PAID DvERr1sEMEN MI the FAILURE of the coro they aa
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'*seoo Booze Graft" Police Know A@u, 800 Joints sy.r Putnam. Head of city. Dry squad"
That s r%a of i %m s5a% %T to N % %s q %h is protecting a%s" %on % paS y "s soaurxsr.s gam
ss4 "s % Ss" a~s house. s ns srsa,s"s T M "ss ."%s in % !; "s s s%' wednesday is '@n t% a" sos free s ss% as t"
AT na 500 haes omn house. soft drink Establishments negro clubs and gambling ouvs
"A month an half ago the dry sqad hd the liquor situation pretty we'll in hand
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n~r % little little as ne"a month is paid BY sS T~~1" dollar" a week is a "s %s s" " saaA%
i. telephone. s %s ' y ;% sM s' ,% s. s s ,s%%' ,.: :% sss ssg sen %s,s s s. its sn " s s% %. Of. off,
p"tasns ,saass.ss esdn, have become as THo %e, . ROTTEN !" ARn %
"z, ns ss TO" w lone ION Back na to ,sm mm e Conditions %H%rr sa%mr Existed Six Years Ago
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rnse cancer Of graft the open town" anaaou sociological conditions and aans%s Law ve
ur.. "sss tie. , ,s~ ". %;%s' % s s%, ' ssa. s"ss.- % s%s. % s | s a s' ss as to demand attention
Dma Vs s s a"'" s% amen" %u s' T Tss s%"a oh I'll, a monster ss r% s % powerful "s" t aa .u" ny r s~ . ss" n is RE
lasts six years to make 5mIsbha repetition of the old conditions is safe rom nfrnton
"snes are, apparent when liquor is mentioned or whenu the byandr shs it is hard to OBJ
tain. They tell of dm of mhuny where whisky and beer car be had for a prce-nors of sb
phm Roulette faro blackjack and crap games according to report are to be foud IN ev
hand Blind pigs the knowing ones assert r 70 BE FOUND EVERYWHERE. Liquor prices to-
day are said to be SEAS to $3.50 20 a case for bottled in bond goods
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'Iaws-wnh those which, have wnhsaodh the acid test of supreme court consideration are held
continued nnhon by the angNew who RI roc STRONG FOR MERE W TO EACH
From the SOUx CITY TRIBUNE October {, 1916:
POLICE COURT FINES TODAY REACH xAN"
Fines amoutngt 1896 we're a@Medo on prisoners in pe court this morning nv Indy Flo.
ter IL ddngsa and 81 were brought to trial for Drunkenness RECORD SINCE RoHuroN
wenth int effect in hnuar. A number of the men convicted went to jail in dhut of money for
their ines
Police court this morning presented a seem of band@ed heads and bloody noses and black
eyes, The room was so crowded that men stood he deep waiting for their trials to come IN and
frequently Judge Iddngsh had difficulty in manahingo r AS one cold par1man said ct looks
like the day after New Years"
sraTrsrrCs or RES Ann EyNEs
Number arrests for dunkennxsb between January 1915 and October 1918 90.
Numbers rHs for drunkenness between January 1915 and october l. 1915 ,n
Increase in arrests for drunkenness 1916 rohbhio) "a
Numbers of arrests for disturbing peace January 1915 to October L. 1915 ........ aa
Numbers of arrests for disturbing peace January 1916 to October l. 1916 . oo
Increase number of arrests for dktmbnM in 1916 (rohbnn) m
Fines collected in pMe court in 9I5-J ,$7605 Feb, $3.50; March 1852 800 u sso.
May 1884; Jue 1878 0;J July, sO77; Aug. s2os1; Sept. H42o Total for ten months Of ss
Fines contedm police court in 1s16-Ln. $7s4F Feb, s4s; March, s45: An , 7os
MAJ. s2Ss3 June s2Os; July. s3H2 G Aug, 1885,; Sept, s3112 Total for ten mohss
is $187568O DeMcungn from uk official total 1929 40 which should h cedued 10 60. -
patrol hoe etc, net total of fines for ten month peod is $1S5174O
Increase in net hl. fines for ten months 1915 (prhhton) over mlarp period in 1917 loo,
opon) is $SA9O9O
From Waterloo Ia:
WATERLOO POLNE BUSY
City ReNm Big Amount Of Cash from VoLhs