Whitfield speaks in Canton on taxes and war record
Henry L Whitfield a gubernatorial candidate addressed a crowded Canton court house criticizing four men for high taxes and urging clean politics. He recounted his wartime service and his son’s failed enlistment while pledging to run a nonpartisan administration and protect Mississippi institutions from political influence.
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Canton
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Henry L. Whitfield
Br.a. Howell
Whitfield
Nell Lawler
Mississippi College For Women
Lawler
Central High School
R. L. Bunyard
Theodore G. Bilbo
Lee M. Russell
Lester C. Franklin
Homer Casteel
Sennett Conner
House of Representatives
Whitfeld
Ndt
Aviation Corps
Whiteld
New Orleans
Bilbar
Whitield
Govrnor Russell
Ng Beach
Cople
Henry Whitfield
Mississippi
Jackson
Missisippi
Jan
Theo G. B
Senate
Casteel
Hitfield
Mississippi State College For Women
Monuments and the value of enduring care
The article argues monuments reflect respect for the dead and warns against neglect. It asserts long lasting monuments can survive leaning or weathering and condemns using agents for prestigious firms. It promotes A J Martin Marble and Granite Works in Jackson Mississippi.
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A. J. Martin Marble & Granite Works
East Capitol St
Jackson, Miss
Jackson
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