Kentucky Campaign Speech Ends With Claims Of Reform
The speaker argues for temperance, institutional reform, and state debt reduction, detailing budget surpluses, tax rate plans, and capital projects. He defends past administrations, cites audits on printing and legal fees, defends Architect Andrews' Capitol costs, and denies pledges to liquor interests while contrasting with opponent Willson’s positions.
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Mason Independent
Maysville
Plagk
Masoti County
Pdyer
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Purdon
Tam
Tindorse
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Kentucky
Willson
Jan
Kent
Baltimore
Bradley
State Treasury
Hefary
Board of Valuation and Assessment
Corperate
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Commonwealth
Heme
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New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
California
State College
Children's Home Society
Rause
M. B. Adams
Anti-Saloon League
Adams
Doctor Adams
Willgon
United States
United States Senate
Congress
Printing Commission
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Pub
Henry Bacon
Clifton J. Pratt
Senate of
Senate Journal
Taw
Hays
Bacon
Pratt
Printing Board
Department of Government
Pubiie
Willzon
Calhoun
Brown
Fradiey
Hendrick
Taylor
The
Sin
Ihe
An”drews
Andrews
William
Wilson
Capitol Commission
Julee
American Association of Architects
Pikeville
Courier Journal
Capitol Commissioners
Central Consumers Company
Col
Chas. P. Debler
Brewers” Association
Democratic
Col. Dehier
Anti Saloon League
Franklir
Ted
Goebels
Tor
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