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Shumaker, a Methodist minister, becomes a leader in the fight for statewide prohibition. Indiana goes “dry” on Apr. 2, 1918, nearly a year before the Eighteenth Amendment is ratified.

Headshot of Edward S. Shumaker.
Revised September 2022
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