Julia's prayer. Chapter 06, 1920s and Prohibition
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Mrs. Iris Page Butler, an African-American, known as "Hamtramck's Angel of Mercy," Health Department nurse from 1918 to 1965 and resident since 1903, Mrs. Margaret McGuire Tenerowicz , wife of Congressman and Mayor Dr. Rudolph Tenerowicz and Stephen A. Majewski, mayor (1926-28), attorney, school board trustee, justice of the peace (1922-26) and Peoples State Bank Board member, share about the difficulties of Prohibition in Hamtramck. Mr. Majewski also served as a justice of the peace during Prohibition and speaks about the difficulties of the job.
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Making of Modern Michigan
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- Date Created
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1973
- Narrators
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Lewandowksi, Thomas, 1939-
- Editors
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David, Eric P.
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Butler, Iris Page
Tenerowicz, Margaret McGuire
Majewski, Stephen A.
Prohibition
Bars (Drinking establishments)
Michigan--Hamtramck
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Documentary film
Interviews
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English
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Oakland Community College
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