Potter Explains Action On Rates And Fees In Mississippi
Mississippi Attorney General Clayton D. Potter releases a public statement justifying his writ of certiorari challenging the Cumberland Telephone Company's rate increase granted December 9 1922 by the Railroad Commission. He argues the order is illegal and exorbitant, misuses funds, and disguises affiliated interests while detailing tax valuation shifts and faulty commission findings. The note calls for a fair return on investment and addresses service quality and party line complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People of
Mississippi
Clayton D. Potter
Cumberland Telephone Company
Mississippi Railroad Commission
Railroad Commission
Alexander
Commission
F. W. Elmer
Biloxi
Elmer
Cumberland
Telephone Company
American Bell Telephone Company
Western Electric Company
The
State Tax Commission
Louisiana
Jackson
Public Service Corporation
Local Travel and Visits Reported Around Morton and Nearby Towns
Leesburg residents W. H. Nobles and Ruth McKay with Ada Simms made trips to Morton and Pelahatchie, while Mrs. G. L. Thrash and children prepared to relocate to Laurel. Mrs. W. H. Nobles and her baby spent the weekend with relatives at Clarksburg. Prof. S. J. Davis and wife visited Pelahatchie, and Dr. G. C. Davis and son Wil attended events there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg
W. H. Nobles
Morton
Ruth McKay
Ada Simms
Pelahatchie
G. L. Thrash
Laurel
Morton town notes a busy week of visits and travel
Local residents report numerous trips and visits across Morton Pelahatchie and Jackson. People include Mr. Tobe Gordon, J. E. Simms, Miss Gertrude Walsh, Leona Jerkins, Paul Edwards, J. P. Allman, Dr. J. R. Edwards, Mrs. McKay, B. C. Tanner, John Donegan, Ada Simms, and others. Updates cover illnesses improvements operations and employment plans along with a want ad seeking log and lumber haulers from Puckett Mississippi.
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Pelahatchie
W. H. Mensells
D. T. Bilbro
Monuments Erected With Care Stand The Test Of Time
A regional note praises durable monuments and warns against using agents to arrange work. It cites long lasting stones across the territory, urging readers to contact A. J. Martin Marble & Granite Works in Jackson Mississippi for quality service and direct bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Martin Marble & Granite Works
East Capitol St
Jackson, Miss
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Potter
Elma Munn
J. M. Lawrence
T. D. Bates
Forest
L. T. Watts
Frank Boling
A. D. Holmes
Oklahoma
J. M. Burnham
Puckett, Miss
Wright
Ward Drug CO
Rankin County
Hingles Pelahatchie Hardware CO
Miss
Parcel Post
Gaundry
Sackson Steam Gaundry
NASA
A. W. Shields
Brandon, Miss
Jackson Lumber Co
West Capitol St
Ford's Drug Store
Goodyear
Cooper
Ford
Brandon Machinery & Lumber CO
Sire
Suaranty
Sornado Insurance
Barnes & Fox
Brandon
H .H. Fox
Via
Alabama and Vicksburg Railway
Service
First National
First National Bank
Peoples Bank - Pelahatchie S. L. McLaurin
E. N. Ross
H. H. Fox