==Clarification== 
 The source of the original page on Pussyfoot Johnson (William E. Johnson) that I began  (but subsequently erroneously deleted for alleged copyright violation of myself) was  Temperance Movement Groups and Leaders in the U.S.  

 A recently deleted statement in the current article about "Pussyfoot" Johnson, “There ‘he developed some of the tactics that would later be widely used in the Anti-Saloon League. For example, he wrote to wet leaders falsely claiming to be a brewer and asked for advice on how to defeat temperance activists. He then published the letters he received to embarrass and discredit his opposition’” was referenced with two sources. The link to one is now dead. However the link to the other supporting reference   Temperance Movement Groups and Leaders in the U.S.is not.  

 The deleted material is also supported  by Kobler in Ardent Spirits (pp. 186-187), by Behr in Prohibition (P. 56), by Cashman  in Prohibition (p. 145), by Burns in The Spirits of America (p.p. 170-171), and by virtually every other historian who has ever written about William E. Johnson.