Beating Rosters for D T Bilbro and Others
The list names Beat 3 led by D T Bilbro and G W Denson with J F Baker and E G Davis. Beat 4 includes R F Grimes SJ and R E Knight among others. Beat 5 lists N H Nash A A Ponder J C C Donnell G B Harris R A Kennedy. Beat 2 features T H Turley W M Corley W B F Stacy and a long roster of other names including John S Davis, A P White, Robt L Chapman, and J Bradshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Nash
A. A. Ponder J, C. C. Donnell
R. A. Kennedy
Governor Hopeful Jeff Truly Leads Mississippi Race
Today’s Fourth column praises Judge Jeff Truly as the leading governor candidate in north Mississippi, citing his rhetoric and sincerity. It references Thomas Jefferson and urges teaching Jeffersonian Democracy to youth while warning against Italian immigrant crime linked to the Hast Hand Society in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Jeff Truly
Walter Lamana
New Orleans
Judge Troly
Immigrant policy sparks fears of crime and race conflict
The article notes anti Italian immigration rhetoric linking crime to crime groups and warns of a Black Hand terror in New York. It cites a Rome to New York World report on deserters from Italian crews, and discusses political debates on trusts, government ownership of railways, and the 14th and 15th amendments with mentions of Roosevelt Taft and Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New York City
Rome
N. Y. World
Italy
United States
Naples
Palermo
Genoa
America
New York
Exploiters Warn of Slippery Path to Socialism
Quote denounces monopoly and calls for action against exploiters of the American people. Warns that without decisive restraint, their rise could lead not to social and political brotherhood but to socialism with outcomes unseen, urging scrutiny and reform.
Political critics urge repeal of amendments amid racial tension
The discourse attacks legislative actions and candidate promises, calling out alleged inaction by a former legislator and governor candidate. It laments immigration and racial dynamics, urging whites to enforce labor standards and reject Black Hand influence while claiming the nation remains a white man’s domain unless “negroes” prove worthy citizens or leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamana Boy
Mississippi
U. S
Ambiguous fragment prompts tense audience reaction
A fragmentary line suggests tension and racial undertone with a directive about actions by white men, leaving the context and specifics unclear. No identifiable individuals, events, or organizations are established from the text.
Judge Truly’s Natchez visit praised amid claims of misquoting
J J Watts of Fayette Mississippi writes to defend Judge Truly’s gubernatorial tour at Natchez. He recalls a 500-strong voter welcome, a half‑mile motor procession, enormous hotel ovation, and a two‑hour opera house speech. He argues the correspondent misquoted and that Truly opposes all immigration stimulation from any country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Truly
Natch&7
Opera House
Europe
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Jackson
Judge
J. J. Watts
Fayette, Miss
Married on Sunday at Wynn residence
On June 30 1907 at the Wynn home Dr W W Kersh officiated as J Butler Kersh son of the groom and Misa Mary Wynn daughter of the bride were united in marriage in a ceremony at the couple's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephus Wynn
W.W. Kersh
J. Butler Kersh
Misa Mary Wynn
Seeani Tesil
Oval Vedicine Co
Marine Bldg
Chicago
Tik
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Sunsorrpri
Advaror
Brandon
Postofice
J. S. Roberts
A. G. Norrell
W. W. Kersh
W. D. Heslep
J. R. East
R. S. McLaurin
G. W. White
J.A. Morris
Chancery
S. H. Stapleton Carl Stingily
J. L. Buchanan
B. A. Clark
C. E. Martin JO. A. Gayden
R. F. Brown
J. M. Evans
S. R. Myers
J. J. Covington
W. W. Robeson
J. P. Barksdale
D. B. Ward
W. C. Harper
J. B. Tucker Delmont Myers
J. C. Atkins
J. H. Whitfield
J. P. Russell
J. A. Lane
W. G. Cooper
P. B. Berry
R. D. Morae
A. B. Stubblefield
D. T. Bilbro
G. W. Denson
J. F. Baker
E. G. Davis
R. F. Grimes, Sj, R. E. Knight
W. P. Ragan
A. E. Martin
Justices of the Peace
T. H. Turley
W. M. Corley
W. B. F. Stacy
H. B. Kersh
John S. Davis
A. P. White
ConsTable
T.T. Cottrell
F. S. Shivers J. B. Williams
J. J. Holmes
W. T. Odom
J. A. Bradshaw
Thomas Jefferson
John Temple Graves
Roosevelt
George
N. Y
Taft
Charles E. Hughes
Bryan
Beveridge
Reader
Bever
United States Steel Corporation
MR. Williams
Rankin
Williams
Vardaman
United States Senate
Senate
Congress
Ferguson McKinney
J. A. Taylor
SON
Natchez
W. F. Willey
Pisgah, Miss
Pelahatchie
Royal Germetuer
Igermetuer Medical Co
Memphis, Tennessee
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