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Correspondence from Silas B. Cooper to Senator Theodore G. Bilbo concerning Senate Bill S‑517, legislation addressing the influence of liquor dealers in Mississippi. The letter discusses alcohol regulation and prohibition in the United States during…

A pamphlet, including a poem and illustration, denouncing the sale and consumption of liquor in Illinois and urging citizens to vote to abolish taverns.

First page of Article II of the Constitution of the Anti-Saloon League of America. Written by secretary George Crabbe and published on Christmas of 1942, this page provides a list of National Officers and a list of the National Executive Committee…

Short letter from Pastor J. E. Drane, Concord Baptist Church to Theodore Bilbo regarding efforts to promote temperance in armed forces training centers during World War II.

Correspondence from Mississippi Superintendent of Public Education J. S. Vandiver to request support for Senate Bill 517 to prohibit radio advertisements for liquor.

A two-page letter from Pastor Jesse D. Franks to Senator Theodore G. Bilbo on February 23, 1938 concerning State Prohibition measures and legislation.

QA455 44 NT 6 EXTRA= STARKVILLE MISS 11 [1940] 11PM 7 39 SENATOR THEODORE BILBO= WASHDC= THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE MISSISSIPPI CONGRESS OF PARENTS AND TEACHERS ASSEMBLED IN CONFERENCE AT STATECOLLEGE, MISSISSIPPI, AND REPRESENTING MORE THAN…

A typed letter from Daniel Molter, of Pittsburgh, PA, to President Harry S. Truman on the subject of his concerns about Myron Charles Taylor remaining as a US ambassador at the Vatican, describing the religious makeup of the United States at the time…

Letter from Warren D. Moore of Moore Realty Company in Duluth, MN, to Senator Theodore G. Bilbo discussing Bilbo's speech and legislation regarding alcohol restrictions in U.S. military camps during World War II.

Letter from P.I. Lipsey, N.S. Jackson, L.G. Gates, F.M. Purser, R.B. Gunter as representative of the Mississippi Baptist Convention requesting Senator Bilbo's assistance in securing legislation that will stop the Federal Government from licensing the…