... by anti-liquor forces in Conway who achieved a similar victory. The "dry" cause in Conway was led by Reverend Edward A. Tabor and a prohibitionist politician, Captain William W. Martin. "The city saloons were closed at midnight, December ...

... structure incalculable. They were the trailblazers: Capt. W.W. Martin, Asa P. Robinson, Max Frauenthal, Edward A. Tabor and George Washington Donaghey, among others. But Donaghey is probably the most inspiring of the group. His expertise ...

... structure incalculable. They were the trailblazers: Capt. W.W. Martin, Asa P. Robinson, Max Frauenthal, Edward A. Tabor and George Washington Donaghey, among others. But Donaghey is probably the most inspiring of the group. His expertise ...

... establishment in 1871 until the late '90s. He attributed its "reformation" to the leadership of the late Rev. Edward A. Tabor, Methodist minister here for three years from 1888 to 1890, who organized a movement which outlawed the sale of ...