Travagance in Government Sparks Debate on Law and Sovereignty
A Fort Worth era political tract denounces government extravagance and argues against any shift of federal power to European or international bodies. The text contends Congress may not tax all citizens for others, defends state rights on rail rates and child labor laws, and urges strict adherence to the Constitution, warning that League of Nations would erode sovereignty.
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Prohibition Vote Split in Texas Legislature Contested
The Texas Legislature wrestled with a prohibition vote and Thomason’s stance. Proponents blamed Thomason for thwarting a public vote on an amendment while opponents urged proper enforcement of the National Prohibition act. The debate named Hailey and Mead among others, highlighting political maneuvering and party loyalties.
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Church and State in Texas Politics Debate
The piece discusses whether preachers should engage in political issues. It argues a preacher may study and express beliefs, but should not preach from a party platform. It urges readers to attend church for higher thoughts and cautions against partisan manipulation in sacred spaces.
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Hobby's Prohibition Record in Texas Politics
An OCR fragment recounts Hobby's stance on local option and prohibition, alleging breweries backed his 1918 lieutenant governor campaign by distributing marked ballots. It suggests his ties to liquor interests influenced his political rise and notes a shift toward higher office amid the era’s policy battles.
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Church and State Must Remain Separate Says Hailey
The document records Weldon Hailey of Galnesvit and Thomas advocating strict separation of church and state. They argue government cannot coerce churches and churches should avoid political action, fearing factionalism if religious bodies assume state functions.
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