Williams Vs Vardaman Debate Echoes Across Mississippi Race
In a shared column from the Nashville American and Yazoo Herald, Southern readers hear debates over Mississippi’s U S Senate race. The argument favors John Sharp Williams as the more capable choice over Governor Vardaman, urging the state to send its best to Washington and urging against sensational selections.
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