Jo McDill's Musings on Liquor, Law and Voters
The piece critiques North Carolina politics and a hot campaign for prosecuting attorney. It links liquor interests with election outcomes, asserts laws are not enforced, and condemns public sentiment that supports bootleg influence. It laments sworn duty neglect among officials and the broad impact on government and virtue.
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North Carolina
Brigham Young
Brederin
Square Chase
Chase
Jedge Johnson
Kansas
Populist Meeting Called in Garnett to Discuss Party Action
In Garnett May, a meeting of Anderson county central committee of the People's party is called to discuss future organization and strategy. The session will consider recent state legislation affecting free political action and use a questions list prepared by the state committee. Hon J H Curran is expected to attend. L D Watran serves as chairman.
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Garner
Kas
May To
Igor
Anderson County
People's Party
Garnett
J. H. Curran
State Central Committee
L. D. Watran
Cogent reasons shape elections across states
The observer argues for punitive measures against alcohol and gambling while noting that capital power influences prices. It claims North Carolina voters backed a prosecuting attorney who would convict offenders without bias, and Kansas similarly elects officials who fear no lawbreaker or class, regardless of status.
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North Carolina
Kansas
Kansas against the world on Sunday closing and oath breakers
The author argues that officers who break oath to enforce liquor laws undermine government and fuel corruption. He warns of wet and dry counties, calls for united action against saloons, trusts, and oath breakers, and urges Kansas as a forerunner in a broader reform to restore law, order, and civil virtue.
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Kansas
Jearsay
Kansas City
Omaha
Chicago
United States
Heaven
Who Is a Socialist
Fragmentary snippet discusses equality and toil, invoking the Golden Rule and sharing the wealth of the fertile era. Names or dates missing. text centers on universal rights to labor and fair distribution, contrasting idleness and neighborly duty.
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Tim Leggar
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