United States Senator Money Speaks on National Questions
United States Senator Money addressed an academy audience on national issues. His remarks drew mixed reactions from supporters of Major Vardaman, as Money argued against racial partnership and promoted white political predominance while urging fair treatment of African Americans.
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False alarm over Mississippi politics echoes in Holmes county letters
The Memphis Commercial Appeal voices alarm over possible white voter participation in Mississippi primaries. It discusses a McLaurin resolution allowing white voters registered four months before November to vote in the primary. The piece argues the measure is fair and urges all white Democrats to back it, noting endorsements for Governor candidates, Attorney General, and Senator Money, with Durant Mississippi declaring a Railroad Commissioner candidacy aimed at reform and businesslike governance.
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Senator Money
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Business League
Public Row Over Alleged Deceptions in Brandon Ad
Brandon Mississippi June 25 1903 Ed Frantz Jackson Miss faced with harsh rebuke from a local man who accuses him of publishing untrue statements based on an ex convict’s claims. The letter demands retraction and accuses Frantz of malice and character assassination linked to a Brandon hotel provision matter.
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Ed Frantz
Jackson
D. B. McKee
John J. McGuffee
Defamation claim sparks challenge to publication in Rankin County
A citizen denounces a local article as false, asserting no one would believe it if signed. The writer hints at meeting at the state farm or Brandon to discuss the matter, framing the dispute as a bitter prescription. The letter underscores reputational stakes in rural Mississippi.
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Brandon
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