May court calendar lists criminal and civil dockets
Regular May Term court opens Monday with criminal docket including State vs Snow Bennett and multiple burglary robbery and assault cases. Civil docket shows numerous continued suits, railroads and damages with many cases carried forward and appearance docket listing debt and damages actions.
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Snow Bennett
DC. C. W
Jerry Polk
Will Bradley
E. H. Johnson, Jr
Henry Hobson
Emmett Bradley
Fred Harp—O
T. J. Howell
Jordan Lombard
Ed Sims
Joana Wolverton
Green Johnson
George Hobson
Fred Harp
Ed Crawford
E. H. Johnson
Board of Control
Henry Mayers
W. J. Ligon
A. T. Danielsa
R. F. Turner
P. M. Martin
A.& VY. Railroad
Tobe Heslop
Jones Bros
W. W. Weathersby
W.S. Heflin
Phil
E. M. Didlake
A.J. Lyon
Phil Didlake
E. E. Cleary
H. A. Busick
L. 8
Reubin Brown
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Éaj. S. Hulbert Vs A. & V. R. R.— Continued. Inez Simson A
Richard Dear
William Dear
Benjamin W. Scott
Henry L. Roberts
R. H. Hardy
R. G. Berry
Ed Grawford
J.P. Barksdale
W. P. Anderson
W. O. Ellis
S. J
BR. R
D. E. Kelly
Jas Kelly
Next Friend
Mary Scott
M. Williams
Green Boteler
H. Morris
Bisco Block Co
R. Burns
Alice M. Smith
Charles W. Smith
Virden Therrell
R. R
Orlando Mulligan
D. W. Webb
Tke Brimmage
W. D. Taylor
R. A. Cooper
I. RB. R
the Star Mercantile Co
I. Thompson
F. P. Howell
L. H
Singletary
J. H. Loflin
Walter Weathersby
Kiser & Luke
B. Hart
P. H. Jones
Walter Smallwood
Roxie Parker
Phil Leckman
Amanda Chaffy
Hattie Holmes
Joe Holmes
O. W. Alliston
X. R
W. O. Dilis
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co
W. W. Weathersby, Jr
W. J. Purvis
L. D. Carter
Virden Co
H. O. Jones
Address Delivered by Miss Bessie McCaskill on Decoration Day
A Decoration Day address extols Confederate veterans and the southern cause. It honors Lee, Stewart, Jackson, and Albert Sidney Johnson, praises veterans for duty and endurance, and pledges to keep their memory and the Cross of Honor untarnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bessie McCaskill
Southern Cross
Southland
Eouth
Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Washington
Wellington
Marlborough
Roosevelt
James K. Vardaman
South
Lee, Stewart, Jackson
Albert Sidney Johnson
Editor’s rebuke of city papers sparks country pride
In a forceful column the Magnolia News editor lashes critics who denigrate country publications. He argues country papers serve their communities, likening such views to disrespect for local doctors, teachers, merchants, and lawyers. He calls for fair expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia News
The Local Paper and Its Critics in Country Life
A country preacher and local merchants shape utility of papers but critics arise from delinquent subscribers and idle chatter. The piece urges fair assessment, payment of dues, and continued support to avoid hindering progress in newspaperdom.
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Boston
New Orleans
Social equality needs party accord not forced change
A quoted view from J B Gambrell argues social equality cannot be achieved without party agreement and that even where racial groups share common ground, the top draws of both races reject social equality. He claims whites fear it and blacks would be embarrassed by it, calling concerns imaginary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Gambrell
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Lonsdale
Marble Works
Vermont
Georgia
Brandon Mercantile Co
L. Tanner, Pelahatchie, Miss
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph CO
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
James E. Caldwell
Gen
Leland Hume
Seoc
Mgr
T. D. Webb
W.kersy Brandon
Miss
Capital City Marble & Granite Works
E. R. Hendon
Brandon
S. M. Hunter
Jackson
Bee King
Eugene Palmer Pelahatchie
Miss. Jackson
King & Palmer
Law, Jackson and Pelahatchie
J.B. Myers Mercantile Co
D. M. Mayers
Sara B. Mayers
Star Mercantile Co
T. S. Lee
W. B. Collier
Angel Gabrel
Dixie
St. Peter
St. Pister
A, Mshields