Report, [ca. 1931].

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Report, [ca. 1931].

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Report on the effectiveness of the banning of alcohol, comparing the situation in the U.S. with that of other countries and concluding that prohibition should be repealed for tax revenue, as well as, social reasons.

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Western Reserve Historical Society, Research Library

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Western Reserve Historical Society, Research Library

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