Prohibition debate and political clashes at San Francisco convention
A fluctuating column notes a heated convention in San Francisco on July 8 with debates on prohibition, bootlegger dangers, and political maneuvering. It references public figures, the Mexican election, suffrage in Atlanta, and Texas politics amid oil fires and education battles.
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Legislature Meets as Prohibition Ends
When the legislature meets July 31 statewide prohibition will have been setled but not the congressional aspirations of about a dozen members. Galveston needs soldiers to help out the cotton carnival show, and if they are not needed elsewhere Galveston ought to have them.
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Reading the Gainesville Register Warps Madero Speaking Tour
A garbled note suggests readers tire of Felix Madero's Mexico speaking tour while claimants protest no salary and readers lose interest in local reporting as the Gainesville Register sinks into drowsiness.
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La Follette's Senate Speech Sparks Defection Echo
The article recalls La Follette speaking in the Senate to an exodus of most members. The gallery stayed as Beveridge’s case did, while many senators left. La Follette warned that seats vacated would become permanent, noting 35 senators who had retired or were defeated since that day.
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Fragmented Courtroom Fragment in Austin Tribune Text
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