Gov Cox Nominated For President At Democratic Convention
San Francisco July 7 Democrats approve James M. Cox Ohio and Franklin D Roosevelt New York as their ticket. Cox and Roosevelt after adjournment rush for train seats eastward. Roosevelt to Day-ton for campaign planning with Cox. Cox a three term Ohio governor with a war record and reforms including workers compensation.
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Mississippi Delivers for Cox in Historic Nomination Fight
Jackson Mississippi claims a decisive role in Governor James M. Cox's nomination, with campaign manager E H Moore praising the state's steadfast 20 vote block. He credits Mississippi’s early and unwavering support as pivotal to Cox’s victory and the national party’s momentum. A separate note mentions Monday court sessions and indictments for Goldsby, with potential 25 year terms and no comment from allied officials.
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James M. Cox
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Senator Pat Harrison Receives Gov Cox Telegram
On Tuesday Governor Cox sent a telegram praising Harrison as a true warlord and expressing gratitude for his service. Harrison will stay in the western region for two to three weeks.
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Gov. Cox
Harrison
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Goldsby scandal moves to circuit court for six indictments
Warren county authorities announce they will try the notorious criminal who bought his way out of the penitentiary in circuit court on six additional indictments now pending. The case centers on the Goldsby scandal and involves a high profile defendant.
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J. D. Thames
Goldsby
Russell
A.B. Schaber
Bilbo
Warren County
Dogwood Wanted for Eight or More Cards
Price and Norris of Box 666 Hattiesburg Mississippi seek eight or more Dogwood cards. They offer to pay freight and propose terms and specifications. They urge prompt contact from teams able to locate stumpage for logging.
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Price & Norris
Hatiesburg
Miss
Brandon Machinery advertises welding services
Autogenous welding and burning outfit installed for oxy acetylene welding cutting and carbon burning. Ready to weld broken auto and machine parts. Do not throw away. have them welded. Brandon Machinery and Lumber Co.
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Brandon Machinery & Lumber Co
For Sale Two Jersey Bulls Ready for Work or Breeding
Two thoroughbred Jersey bulls offered for sale. One is a year and a half old, the other one year old. Both described as splendid milkers and suitable for dairy use or breeding programs.
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Splendid Strain Milkers
Maine celebrates its 100th birthday in Portland
Maine marks its centennial on March 18 1920, the date Maine separated from Massachusetts to become a state. Festivities begin in Portland with a week of events and invites all citizens to return home and be welcomed by down east Yankees.
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Portland
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Grand Old State
Rail safety call prompts speed limit talk in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Public Utility Commission is convened to consider limiting railway train speeds. Accidents are attributed to poor road conditions, and emphasis is placed on protecting human life. The statement urges stricter discipline for railroads and slower, safer driving by automobile operators.
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Massachusetts Public Utility Commission
For Sale Cheap Horse and Buggy
Classified note listing a horse and buggy for sale by G C Sprague of Brandon Mississippi. Also advertises wire cuts and screen wire from W G Barnes.
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G. C. Sprague
Brandon, Miss
W. G. Barnes
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