Temperance-Idaho-History-Sources.

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Daniel Sylvester Tuttle letter from Idaho City to Mrs. Ephraim Smith Boise, Idaho Declining an invitation to address a Woman's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) Meeting. The letter is written on stationery from the Luna House, an Idaho City hotel, and includes a cover which depicts the hotel on its reverse side.

Summary Printed booklets of briefs, complaints and appeals in the Idaho Supreme Court (1894-1953); personal and legal papers (1915-1955), including transcripts of the Idaho vs. Village of Garden City (in regard to gambling), and the beer tax legislative fight of the 1950s; papers and correspondence dealing with the termperance movement including scrapbook, flyers, and campaign material regarding Kessler's attempt to gain the 1932 Democatic nomination as candidate to the U. S. Senate. Also includes...

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American Anti-saloon League correspondence and scrapbook (1906-1917); minutes of meetings (1905-1908); miscellaneous clippings relating to League activities and prohibition.

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Two copies of the Tamiment Institute Library Bulletin, New York, containing selected references and a history of the 1907 trial "The State of Idaho v. William D. Haywood." Also included is a leaflet distributed by the Anti-Saloon League of Idaho noting Idaho Governor's Brady support of the "Dry" forces.

Summary

Correspondence, minutes, financial records, and local and national WCTU printed materials and periodicals.