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    When the Anti-Saloon League and Other Temperance Organizations Attacked the Saloon,one
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When the Anti-Saloon League and Other Temperance Organizations Attacked the Saloon,one

Question 37

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When the Anti-Saloon League and other temperance organizations attacked the saloon,one of the reasons they cited was that eliminating saloons would weaken political machines.

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