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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1933

Page

11

VALUE OF WORK HY CONGRESS W-DOUBT

Richard Washburn Child argues about Roosevelt's legislative push and its uncertain constitutional and economic effects. He praises decisive leadership while warning against overreach, noting risks to property rights, government power, and long term institutional strain.

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Bay State Chief Seeks Prohibition Victory

Governor Ty blamed the Eighteenth amendment for racketeering and urged Massachusetts voters to reject repeal and vote in the upcoming special election. He called the amendment a first step toward restoring law and order.

Sprangfield Masa Joseph H. Ty Maasachuanis Ha’ Re- Beal L- Nelé Buethers

Senator Davis Pleads Not Guilty In Moose Lottery Case

United States Senator James J Davis of Pennsylvania pleads not guilty to a new indictment in the Moose lottery case. Trial date tentatively set for July. Davis arrives with attorney Joseph E Davice. Theodore F Puilter, head of the Moose propagation department, also pleads not guilty.

New York United States James J. Davis Pennsylvania William Boudy Davis Joseph E. Davice Washington, D. C Theodore F. Puilter Moose Propagation Dev Partment

Selection of Sheppard Opposed in Texas Dry Laws Fight

Fort Worth June 12 16 telegram from Vance Muse head of the temperance education campaign opposes the appointment of Senator Morris Sheppard as temporary chairman of the forces backing the dry laws. Muse calls Sheppard a chief obstructionist to the Democratic party’s cardinal demand as the convention to name dry delegates is set for late June under Ferguson’s appointment authority.

Fort Worth Morris Sheppard Miriam A. Ferguson Vance Muse Muse Sheppard Vic

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