Letter from Batte Furniture Company to Senator Theodore G Bilbo, April 25, 1938

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Title

Letter from Batte Furniture Company to Senator Theodore G Bilbo, April 25, 1938

Subject

Liquor laws, bills, and amendments - United States
Liquor license - United States

Description

Letter from John Batte to Senator Bilbo regarding an introduced bill prohibiting the federal government from issuing liquor licenses in dry states and requesting approval for an additional amendment of a $1000 fine.

Creator

Batte, John C. Sr., 898-1977 (Person)
Bilbo, Theodore Gilmore, Governor, 1877-1947 (Person)

Publisher

University of Southern Mississippi, Center for Digital Humanities

Date

April 25, 1938

Contributor

Bilbo, Theodore Gilmore, 1877-1947

Rights

No known restrictions or copyright claims

Format

correspondence

Language

English

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Added by

J. Moen

Text

Hon. Theo G. Bilbo
Senator for Mississippi
Washington, D. C.

Dear Senator Bilbo:
I notice where you have introduced a bill prohibiting the Federal Government from issuing liquor licenses in dry states. I hope you will approve the amendment that has been added to permit a $1,000 fine on a hold of a license.
This is a good piece of constructive legislation and one I think that most of the people of Miss. will heartily endorse.
With kindest personal regards, I am

Yours very truly,
Batte Furniture Co.

Original Format

paper

Citation

Batte, John C. Sr., 898-1977 (Person) Bilbo, Theodore Gilmore, Governor, 1877-1947 (Person), “Letter from Batte Furniture Company to Senator Theodore G Bilbo, April 25, 1938,” LIS 652 -Omeka Sandbox, accessed September 29, 2026, https://lis652omeka.usmcdh.org/items/show/30.