ASTOR AND THE 'TRADE'
Tress Association —By Telegraph—Copyright .LONDON, June 2. (Received .lime 3, at 11.40 a.rn.) ’Viscount Astor, in his presidential address at the Temperance. (Jon vent ion held at the .Max ton .Hal!, V, e.skiniuster, and attended by delegates from all parts of the Umpire, said the politicians were still shy of advocating temperance too boldly, possibly because of the direct and indirect methods of intimidation practised by (lie liquor trade. Kevntlifless, it was a good omen that many ’‘trade” candidates had been rejected at the General Election, while Ihe temperance leaders generally had been successful.—-Renter.
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Evening Star, Issue 18650, 3 June 1924, Page 4
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98ASTOR AND THE 'TRADE' Evening Star, Issue 18650, 3 June 1924, Page 4
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