Her later causes included a campaign against eating foreign foods, but she became nationally known for the campaign chronicled in her Ten Nights in a Bar-room, which she attempted to bring to the Topeka governor's mansion several times.
This woman's granddaughter Belle McNabb Fitch became a left-wing activist in south central Los Angeles and wrote a Marxist interpretation of this woman's actions in response to Douglas Moore's opera about her "wound that never healed." She first became an activist after the Supreme Court case of Leisy v. Hardin put forth the "original package" doctrine, publishing newsletters such as the Home Defender. Her later causes included a campaign against eating foreign foods, but she became nationally known for the campaign chronicled in her Ten Nights in a Bar-room, which she attempted to bring to the Topeka governor's mansion several times. For 10 points, name this temperance advocate who led crowds of hymn-singing women with hatchets in the destruction of saloons.
This woman's granddaughter Belle McNabb Fitch became a left-wing activist in south central Los Angeles and wrote a Marxist interpretation of this woman's actions in response to Douglas Moore's opera about her "wound that never healed.
Carry Amelia Moore {Nation}