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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-02

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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-11-03
Dry Bills Defeated Under Hulps Wet Leadership

As Legislative leader of the many years VIM E. Hull
played decisive the defeat of Prohibition bills
Mr. Hull who circulated the famous pink slip endorsing candidates
for the Legislature This slip distributed by Hull down
tanned the of the candidates backed by the liquor
The candidates listed this pink slip by Ed Hull expected
do his bidding if elected So about that the thus
exercised by Mr. Hull the chief factor the defeat of much
legislation. Here of the bills failed pass
Hull, the wet leader, ordered their defeat:
A statewide referendum BILL
temperance day bill providing for the teaching loyalty
to the Constitution in the public schools
An antcreen bill providing for the removal of
soft drink saloons
The county option bill.
A residence district option bill
More impressive than the list of bills defeated uls ogan
cation the list of bills passed spite of his machine This
list includes suffrage local option the bill for dry
Great Lakes Naval Training station and the Illinois Proh
ton enforcement bill
third list showing Mr.. Hurs influence for and against
dry legislation would include the bills introduced by the
defeated by the dry Prominent this list would be Bill
No sol designed create perpetual liquor licenses This bill
generally considered having been the piece of pro-
posed legislation introduced incidentally introduced
by Mr. German Senator from the Peoria district
How Ed Hull get dry votes such record past
understanding -r--
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-11-03
STATEMENT OF THE SIGNIFICANCE OF
THE PRESENT PROHIBITION CONTEST


file the American people have
eaehig the which
validity the Eighteenth Amendment and the enforcement of the
Voead AS question of whether
modification
The Prohibition began before
the Civil War 1t interrupted by that 1t began
back 1872 Womens the
Ultimately
Constitution being odihed The of Prohibition
county option
Everywhere the battle fought with
its merits until large percentage OF the territory the United
States dry
Then Amendment
The Congress which submitted elected with full knowledge OF the
fact that this the constituencies
The
overwhelming submitted the Amendment adopted in due
by the Amendment Constt
Then the fight The Ved
law fought by the liquor possible including the
of perfectly fashion
wnng adopted Along the wherever there chance
the the being
carried the Supreme of the United practically
the Prohibition forces by
Now what has happenednota
otherwise Prohibition The
they thirty
billions
defeat Whether the organizations
few the
defeat that shall enforced That
daring and perncious notification
posed the Civil greatest
the validity Democracy
republic II Democracy after
deliberately and Overwhelmingly
has nothing but defeat the hands minority
then might well give
crazy repeat this is vastly than question of whether
have and beer whether shall
question whether have Democracy
verdcts whether
provided by Democracy uphold maintain
The issue is the arreachng perous
days of Civil history my uds
last of his
enforced and that the validity of American
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-11-03
Liquor Champions Hate Richard Yates

Richard Yates atarge from Illinois has been highly
honod by the hatred the The of Prohibition
hate Mr. Yates than they hate other public official
Illinois The latest number of the Champion of Fair Play
nasty insulting malicious and lying article about Mr. Yates The
basis of the Champions the following paragraph
from address by MIR. Yates in Congress-
Mr. Speaker the of Illinois is for the
of this bill prohibit and light understood Mr.
Speaker that down her two with 100000 majority
and call the Volstead Act
majority
Commenting the above the editorial champion of the in
vile the he champions that Mr.. Yates
100000 behind his ticket predicts that his opponent Simon German
truth of that Yates
about 100000 ahead of his competitor the primaries And
when the will be far ahead of German that
the e total will look like the returns from wet Chicago
ward with half the precincts missing.
The hate Yates because they can't forget what he did to
the Springfield voted dry Also they can't forgive him
his smashing statewide dry majority after their attempts de
feat him in the primaries.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-11-03
Does Mr.. Hull Know Anything About This?

News dispatches from Paris October %
fund reaching millions of francs has been pledged by the wine
interests of Europe make mees campaign against Prohbi
ton in the United States
Is likely that the wealth of the wine industries France will
be used in America Immediately after the eecton Immediately
before much probable Is likely that this wealth will
be used support dry candidates. Certainly 1t will be used
send Washington Is there significance this
VIM F. Hull went to France last While there he to his
home paper that he that America would be
off with beer and wine permitted Mr. Hull had advance nforma
of ballot Did he also
nation about the millions of francs to be the United States
by the wine merchants of France in fight break down
Constitution? Whatever the the above
Hull
program The voters of the Sixteenth District will have
chance Tuesday with Hull for wine
stand with Black for America and the Constitution.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-11-03

Alton Illinois Sept a. 1922
To the American Issue
May make last appeal cowokers in the Pro-
hbtion ands law enforcement?
S0h and the closing end of so
in the ministry All the children have left this world
workers for God home land also the
humanity throughout the world
More than forty lived for time when
the of the
at entered thhe and spoke almost and night
make Kansas Thank God perched
banner and still After
Illinois still active cur the awful
of the traffic Then when the AntSaloon League
organized the and glad the old Prophet
said There shall be light Yes the
the writer of this article but thank God the light of hope
and the light of victory is shining swey the
day.
Now omake reader Of the
American Issue subscriber
that people the their responsibilities
and glorious victory for and
multiplied hungry children
being robbed of bread their books their clothes
lives by the traffic.
Congressional district fathers mothers
wives daughters rally every
and defeat Hull wet candidate for
May God lead the hosts of order
victory
Now in conclusion is still
make speeches the of hundred
Americansm Yours for final victory r. N Marsh 3037 E. College
Ave, Alton Illinois
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-11-03
Republican Party Good Demands Hull's Defeat

VIM E. Hull candidate for Congress from the Sixteenth Dis
tict should be defeated for the good Republican party
Republican party afford the responsibility of placing Mr.
Hull exdister and political leader for into
Congress The Republican afford to be
identified with the nufy the Eighteenth Amendment
IS will be identified the Republican party sends Mr. Hull its
representative in Congress- Any and superficial adva
tage in having the Sixteenth District represented by
inay Republican would be dcvey counbaanced by the actual
disadvantage of party responsibility for Mr. us program The
vets supporting Hull for the good of the Republican
They him the the liquor
Republicans desiring stand by the party do by
porting the candidate Congress who happens be the ticket
under the Republican the Sixteenth District The think
ing Republicans OF the district realize that this is
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-11-03
Woman Suffrage and VIM. E. Hull

When partial suffrage for up before the Illinois
slatue the liquor interests the chief opponents of bill
Practically all who voted against the bill Practically all
who voted drys VIM +. Hull political leader
OF the Springfield while the bill under consideration
At first the kept under registering many for the
bill Then became apparent that the bill could be passed This
forced the hand of the One by third reading of the
BILL the switched and suffrage The
first change his attempt keep the ballot
the hands of Illinois the representative VIM E.
uls district But Hull the power behind the failed
defeat suffrage Will the of Huls district
the Hull tried keep from thenwl they the ballot
to send Hull to Congress VS. -
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-11-03
Answer Paris at Toronto

The bomb thrown into the dry camp from Saturday
should the friends Prohibition the deadly of the
international Prohibition program Thousands who ha q
decided take part the convention of the World
Against Alcoholism November 24t 10Th
present Toronto Defensive and offensive plans
and executed possible. This will demand the pres
Toronto of representatives from all of this
Hurry Up Yost Mchgans great football coach American
Magazine article entitled "How Play Your GameWhaever
says:
o. lone
satisfied
big decisive victory by merely
of
overi his territory"
In the old days good dry strategy start fights the big
keep the home and the small places go
What the world needs Prohibition that will not leave
the merchants of Europe gold be spent support of
candidates in America sz4s
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-11-03
Republicans of Bureau, Marshall, Peoria, Putnam,
Stark and Tazewel-How About This?

Information has the American Issue that VIM E. Hull
has brought bear federal Prohibition
pei them work for his election He has told that the Pro-
hbon office is Republican office and that therefore
work for him. This that Mr. Hull is already trying make
personal political machine of the Prohibition enforcement de-
parnnt No real Republican will stand for that No real Ameri-
will stand for the threat Prohibition that they
support the political machine of individual What Mr.
Hull will do elected in connection with the Federal Prohibition
Department should be matter deepest before
all Republicans the Prohibition we'll
sake of their party.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-11-03
Increased Crime Statement Exploded

The Association Against the Prohibition Amendment recently
out statement the which
has increased under Prohibition The itself heading
supplied by the newspapers designed misead
believing that Prohibition caused the fig
quoted between the
1921 This avorite trick
with the normal 1917 would great
der Prohibition Furthermore increase in crimes attributable
liquor fairly be attributed Prohibition enforcement
the where with increase
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-11-03

Not week passes,' says the COM
missioner, that a representative of some
foreign university, society or organiza-
ton does not call at my office for sta
tistics and information regarding the
strides we are making in our battle
against the Illicit liquor traffic. / am
pleased to say that while VIC are not
able to furnish statistics showing
perfect record Of enforcement, we are
nevertheless able TO show that wonder
full results have been, obtained, consider
ing the obstacles which we have to
overcome and the comparatively short
time since the law became effective
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-11-03
Past Affiliations and Future Prospects

Various candidates. including Mr. Hull i'll the 10th district
trying elected by foong the the belief
hibon fight is In letter Oct 17 1922 by the Ma
ona Association Opposed Prohibition signed leading Illinois
brewers appeal made for be used this
This letter sad "You directly interested PAST
AFFILIATION AND FUTURE BUSINESS PROSPECTS," This
leaves doubt the program OF the Association which
dorsed Mr. Hull and other candidates in Illinois Future business
the liquor makers is the purpose of their fight
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-11-03
EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
GREATLY INTERESTED
in THE u. s. DRY LAW

Word received at the Illinois office
from Federal Commissioner of Prohibi-
ton r. A. Haynes is to the effect that
he and other officials of the government
are much gratified over the inter-
shown by foreign countries in the pro.
gress being made with the enforcement
of federal Prohibition in the United
States.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-11-03
What Can Citizens Do?

The solution to the Prohibition problem ENFORCEMENT
until voaors conquered and until apptes die How this
done? Simply by keeping effective enforcement legislation
statutes and NATIONAL and by keeping office
will do their duty How can this be done? Simply by voting for
candidates who favor effective legislation and effective
The entire problem of Prohibition is getting information
candidates the and getting polls
heinz
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-11-03
Why Doesn't Hull Repudiate Wet Endorsement?

The Chicago Tribune Wednesday, October 49, 1922 pub
of Vim. Republican candidate
Congress the Sixteenth District by the Association Against ac
Prohibition Amendment This endorsement reproduced in the
American Issue 27 1922 No Reputation of this
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-11-03
The Wet World Against Dry America

THE UNITED ALCOHOL AUTOCRATS HAVE
PLANNED TO USE THEIR WEALTH TO DESTROY PRO
HIBITION IN AMERICA. LOYAL AMERICAN CITIZENS!
ANSWER THIS CHALLENGE NEXT TUESDAY WITH
VOTES FOR CANDIDATES TRUE TO THEIR COUNTRY
AND THEIR COUNTRYS CONSTITUTION. DEFEAT
EVERY CANDIDATE WHO STANDS FOR THE EUROPEAN
PROGRAM OF BEER AND WINE.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-11-03

dorsement has the
ing 100 Monday October 80 The newspapers
October 80 published revised and enlarged list candidates
dorsd by the Association Against the Prohibition
There additions but subtractions This further
that Hull has not been taken from the list of
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-11-03
Don't Overlook the Bonus Ballot

The bonus question will also be ballot Don't
confuse these ballots Cast your the bonus ballot But do
not vote at all on the beer and wine ballot.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-11-03
Beer and Wine on Separate Ballot

The beer and wine question will be separate ballot
not vote this question. Do mark this ballot.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1922-11-03
A FINAL APPEAL BY A VETERAN
in THE FIGHT

Alton, Illinois, Sept. IA, 1922
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-07-20
Fifty Years Ago, 1872.

The Mineral Point district convention
of the Presbyterian and Congregational
Convention of Wisconsin will met at
Dodgevile the first week in September.
Our school board has secured as prin-
cipal for the next school year Mr.. j,
W. Bashford, one of the most promis-
ing young educators of Wisconsin.
Married, at Linden, July 18th, by
Rev. Isaac +. Springer, MIR. James
Bowden of this city and Mrs. Mary A.
Temby of Linden.
With deep sorrow we find in papers
received by latest mail dispatch stat
ing that the veteran editor OF the Lam
caster Herald, j. C. Cover, and u. S.
Consul to Fayal, died on ship board
July 4th, being then enroute for home
The fee on +. o. money orders of ter
dollars or less to any part of the United
States, has been reduced to five cents
making it the cheapest mode of trans
mitting small sums yet devised. Rates
on all sums over ten dollars remain at
heretofore.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-07-20
Sixty Years Ago, 1862.

Married, July 10th. by Rev. j. Knibbs.
Mr.. Joseph j. Rule of Linden to Miss
Grace Fault of Dodgevile.
A notice from Goldings Farm. near
Richmond, gives some particulars of a
severe fight in which the 9Th Wisconsin
Regiment took conspicuous part, do
ing credit TO themselves as well as to
the state from which they hail
The President has called for 300, 900
more men for the war. The Governor
of our state has issued proclamation
calling for five new regiments and a
sufficient number to fill up those already
In the field, which we presume will re-
quire from four TO FIVE thousand more.
We have no doubt there will be found
a sufficient number ready to volunteer
at the call of their country, and yet at
this time just as harvest is about to
commence, it may be difficult getting
men as fast as could be desired. We
have already intimations that drafting
may have to be resorted to.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-07-20
Forty Years Ago, 1882.

Over forty persons are on the Miner
al Point Zinc Co.'S. payroll, engaged in
stone and brick-laying, quarrying,
stone-cutting, excavating, etc. The
work in all its branches seems to be
progressing in satisfactory manner.
1t certainly is encouraging TO contem-
plate the great benefit this manufac-
tory ia going to be.
A new front has been put in the
brick building occupied by Chas. Sprin-
er, cigar manufacturer, next to the u.
S. Hotel.
Last Friday while playing, Libbie.
daughter of John f. Harris, fell from
fence, dislocating an elbow and break
ing a small bone at the same joint.
Jay Stevens residence in Waldwick
was burned Tuesday evening.
The widow of Ex-President Abraham
Lincoln died at Springfield, H., Sunday,
aged Ga years. Only one Of Abraham
Lincoln's family now survives. the Hon.
Robert T. Lincoln, the Secretary of
War.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-07-20
Local Overflow.

Pay less and dress better. Buy
your clothes of G. Varlin.
L. ID. Harker, j. W. Anderson,
Charles Hoare, DR.. H. S. Huxtable,
Dalven Julian, Lester Dunwiddie, Roy
Gordon, Fred Wearing and Walter
Johnston, members of the Mineral
Point Band, were at Richland Center
Friday to play with other bands at the
dedication of the new Masonic Temple
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Collins and
daughter Beatrice of Detroit, Mich.
spent the past week here with relatives
Mrs. Cora Bailey and daughter
Vera are visiting relatives in Rockford.
Miss Mary O'Nei of Milwauk ee
and Miss Evelyn O'Neil of Virginia,
Mimi, are spending vacation with
their parents in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Huxtable,
daughters Marion and Agnes and Miss
Helen Harker left Friday for a two
weeks camping at Lake Chatek near
Brentwood.
Lost, at the Chautauqua held re-
Gently in this city, a LADY, cloak. VIII
the finder please leave the cloak at
Brewers Groceteria.
The little Don" watch for it.
29w2.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wedlock and
three daughters of Chicago and mother
Mrs. James Wedlock were entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clearance
Suthers Thursday afternoon.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-07-20
Silent Threat.

A farmer, being short of teams,
hitched a mule and an OK together
To help with the hauling. When the
team had gone a mile down the road
the OK stopped, lay down, and re-
fused to go further. The farmer
said nothing; simply unhitched the
animal, returned 1t to the stable, and
made the mule pull the wagon the rest
of the day.
That night the OK spoke to the mule
confidentlally. "What did the boss say
today?" he asked. Nothing that |
heard" replied the mule. The next
day the OK was hitChed with the
mule again. This time he lay down
at the end Of half mile. Again the
farmer calmly unhltched him, put him
back in the stable, and made the mule
do the hauling,
"What did the boss say this timer
asked the OK that night Il didn't
hear him say anything replied the
mule, ''but he's leaning over the fence
out there talking to q butcher
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-07-20
CRABS USED AS WATCHDOGS
West Indian Species Are Said to Be
Remarkably Effective In Keeping
Off lntruders.

How would you like crab In the
house instead of dog, to give warn
ing Of unwelcome visitors? Land crabs
are used for this purpose in the West
Indies.
These particular crabs are about
the size of football, with enormous
eyes and feelers. The big claw il
usually well developed, being almost
the same size as the body. When
alarmed the crab holds this claw up
In very threatening attitude.
Crabs are naturally intelligent, and
this species shows both affection and
faithfulness to those with whom they
are in frequent contact. Their strength
and speed are amazing, and any in
truder win have as much difficulty in
releasing the grip Of crab as he will
that Of an English bulldog which has
taken a firm hold.