Colquitt Speech Opens Sherman Texas Address 1912
Opening remarks by Oscar B Colquitt in Sherman Texas on April 27 1912 framed a concise political pledge. He emphasized actionable reform and state integrity while outlining governance goals and party platform themes.
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Oscar B. Colquitt
Sherman
Texas
What Woodrow Wilson Says Woodrow Wilson Prohibition Question
A 1911 exchange shows Woodrow Wilson not a prohibitionist and not making prohibition a political issue. The Light editor asked Wilson to define his stance and Tumulty forwarded Wilsons letter to Rev. Thomas B. Shannon.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Trenton
N. J
Joseph P. Tumulty
Thomas B. Shannon
Advocate backs Local Option and strict liquor enforcement
The source notes support for Local Option in addition to a push for strict enforcement of existing liquor laws. It highlights a speaker's stance favoring tighter controls and compliance.
Ramsey Sins Local Control Prohibition Platform
The text records political statements from Ramsey and others on local option and prohibition. It notes Ramsey’s stance on statewide prohibition, shipment restrictions, sale in unopened packages, daylight closing, and related policy aims, reflected in speeches and letters from 1911 1912. The document cites quotes and dates from Texas and New Jersey figures.
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C. B. Colquitt
The
United States
the Light
Newark
Ent
Sir
State OF New Jersey Executive Department
Shannon
San Antonio
San Antonio, Tex
My Dear
Mr. Shannon
Ramsey
Mr. Ramsey
Gonzales
Congress