Vachel Lindsay was once a paid lecturer for this group, which swung the 1909 gubernatorial election in Ohio due to Myron Herrick's dislike of them. Its most visible leaders were Purley Baker and James (*) Cannon, and Baker's formulation of the Eighte
Vachel Lindsay was once a paid lecturer for this group, which swung the 1909 gubernatorial election in Ohio due to Myron Herrick's dislike of them. Its most visible leaders were Purley Baker and James (*) Cannon, and Baker's formulation of the Eighteenth Amendment was in fact adopted. For 10  points— name this group which complemented organizations such as the WCTU in calling for national alcohol prohibition.
Vachel Lindsay was once a paid lecturer for this group, which swung the 1909 gubernatorial election in Ohio due to Myron Herrick's dislike of them.
the Anti-Saloon League