Prohibition Triumph Ignites Texas Election Landslide
A 20 year old campaign in favor of prohibition culminates in a sweeping primary, declaring Texas dry and the people behind it. The editorial lauds voters, warns critics, and defends women’s suffrage as pivotal to the result, praising the anti-prohibition stance of key figures and urging continued reform.
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Jim Ferguson
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Texas Senate Upholds Ferguson Verdict in Kangaroo Case
The public verdict echoes through Texas as Ferguson is found guilty by a people’s court after a Senate decision. Echo questions the source, while the electorate backs the Senate in demanding disclosure. The matter remains a test of political will and accountability.
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Jeff McLemore in Landslide During Seventh District Race
The passage notes Jeff McLemore was swept up in a major landslide while contesting Congress in the Seventh District. A remarked quote implies Hobby’s reaction to the approaching storm and the statewide prohibition bill, leaving McLemore without support.
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Jeff
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