Wets’ Devious Plans Exposed in Prohibition Scandal

In a shocking revelation, the Association Against Prohibition Amendment has been accused of resorting to underhanded tactics to achieve their goals. District Attorney Banton was out of town yesterday when he received a letter from Anderson, asking him to investigate the Constitutional League, which has been duping President Harding and other prominent individuals in the interests of the wet faction. The letter alleged that the league’s leader, Cecilarea, has been deceiving people to further their agenda.

W.H. Stayton, vice-president of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, fired back with a statement denying any involvement in such deceitful practices. ‘We are big enough and direct enough to stand on our own feet,’ Stayton said. ‘We don’t need to resort to camouflage to get our message across. Great truths don’t need untruths to support them.’

Despite Stayton’s claims, the association’s methods are being questioned by critics. The Constitutional League’s alleged hoaxing of President Harding and other prominent persons raises serious concerns about the integrity of the association and its leaders.

Stayton’s statement also revealed that the association will be holding a members’ rally in Carnegie Hall on the evening of April 6. The event will feature notable speakers, including Gen. Daniel Appleton, Kermit Roosevelt, James Speyer, and Tr. Richard.

The rally raises more questions than answers. Is this a genuine attempt to promote the association’s message, or is it a clever ploy to deceive the public? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain – the Association Against Prohibition Amendment is under scrutiny, and their tactics will be closely watched.

The investigation into the Constitutional League’s activities is ongoing, and it remains to be seen whether District Attorney Banton will take action against the league and its leaders. One thing is certain, however – the world of prohibition politics is getting dirty, and the players are getting desperate.

As the stakes grow higher, one question remains: what will happen next in this web of deceit and corruption?