Address of Mr. Ernest H. Cherrington delivered at Washington, D.C., before Congress and the people on December 10, 1913, on behalf of the Committee of One Thousand presenting to members of Congress the proposed bill calling for an amendment to the Federal Constitution prohibiting the manufacture, the transportation and sale of intoxicating liquors.

Address of Mr. Ernest H. Cherrington delivered at Washington, D.C., before Congress and the people on December 10, 1913, on behalf of the Committee of One Thousand presenting to members of Congress the proposed bill calling for an amendment to the Federal Constitution prohibiting the manufacture, the transportation and sale of intoxicating liquors.

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Address of Mr. Ernest H. Cherrington delivered at Washington, D.C., before Congress and the people on December 10, 1913, on behalf of the Committee of One Thousand presenting to members of Congress the proposed bill calling for an amendment to the Federal Constitution prohibiting the manufacture, the transportation and sale of intoxicating liquors.
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Alcohol, Temperance & Prohibition
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Cherrington, Ernest H. (creator)
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Congress
Ernest H. Cherrington
Washington, D.C.
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