Prophecy of Property Loss Under Prohibition Law
The Reverend Wallace M Short argues against Montana prohibition measures, warning that confiscating property harms citizens and businesses without due process or compensation. He cites federal and state constitutional protections and contrasts with France and Washington state actions, urging fair compensation for losses.
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Wallace M. Short
Iowa
Central Church
Sioux City
Montana
Commonwealth
The
United States
Mashall Down
Roosevelt speech cites Tampico incident and foreign intervention
Col Theodore Roosevelt urged in Lewiston Maine that the Wilson administration refused to use the American squadron in Tampico to defend Americans. He claimed German and English ships rescued Americans after Washington wireless orders forced the fleet to withdraw, leaving them to be massacred or saved by foreigners.
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Tampico
Washington
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Lewiston
Maine
Charlies E. Hughes
Political Jettings on Wilson, Hughes and Mexico
A collection of political quips touching President Wilson and rival figures. Commentary lampoons endorsements and policy, noting Texas and Oklahoma leanings, Maine rhymes, and the Mexico policy debate amid a broader critique of leadership and public response.
Wilson's vacillating policy on Mexico intervention
Col Theodore Roosevelt, speaking in Lewiston Maine for Charles E Hughes, derides President Wilson as consistent only in vacillation over intervention in Mexico. He argues Wilson claims not to intervene yet acts, then yields to bandit chiefs, rendering policy futile and inconsistent.
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Wilson
Mexico
Theodore Roosevelt
Lewiston
Maine
Charles
Hughes
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Mr. Sera
Texas
Houston Post
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Omaha Bee
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Revere
Paul Revere
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E. H. Brundage, Undertaker
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