Under the leadership of (*) Wayne Wheeler, this group supported the "Ohio Idea" in which it appealed to suffragettes for support.
This organization ran a printing shop called the American Issue Publishing Company which was headed by Ernest Cherrington, used to target its political opponents like governor Myron T. Herrick. Prior to joining this organization, one of its leaders gained his nickname by conducting secretive operations while serving in the US Indian Service in Oklahoma; that man was William "Pussyfoot" Johnson. The "Industrial Relations Department" of this organization was led by Purley Baker, who created posters that ridiculed its opponents as "Huns" since many of them were Germans. Under the leadership of (*) Wayne Wheeler, this group supported the "Ohio Idea" in which it appealed to suffragettes for support. Howard Hyde Russell founded at Oberlin, for 10 points, what organization which succeeded the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and proposed shutting down establishments where alcohol was consumed?
This organization ran a printing shop called the American Issue Publishing Company which was headed by Ernest Cherrington, used to target its political opponents like governor Myron T. Herrick.
the Anti-Saloon League