Judge warns officials in sermon on crime and devils rule
Judge R F Cochran in Clark County urges the grand jury to see crime as devilish action. He criticizes public officials as religious snollygosters and moral eunuchs, calling for decisive enforcement of the criminal law. In Osaka a street duel leaves Hines Hughes wounded. Hughes treated in New Orleans. W W Wolfe promotes Tennessee harness horses at Magee’s stable. James A Buchanan elected Bank of Collins director.
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R. F. Cochran
Tenth Judicial Circuit
Clark ‘County
God
God Almighty
Devil
Osaka
Hines Hughes
Tangipahoa
Bud
Albert Wall
Hughes
New Orleans
Tennessee
Magee
Get Rich at Home Suggests Local Investment Shift
Prof. C F Z Caracristi returns from seven months in Central America with a warning against investing in risky ventures abroad. He urges investing locally in old Louisiana and Mississippi, urging young men to help build their state for mutual reward.
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C. F. Z. Caracristi
Central America
Mississippi
Lambright Elected Manager at Magnolia Ice and Electric
R H Lambright was elected manager of Magnolia Ice Manufacturing and Magnolia Electric ity Company.
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R. H. Lambright
Magnolia Ice Manufacturing Company
Magnolia Electricit Company
Whitworth Chautauqua at Gloster Named In Honor
Whitworth Chautauqua grounds at Gloster host Amite county Institute from July 17 to 31 with a fifteen day session starting July 25. Noted speakers include Bishop Charles B. Galloway Dr R A Venable Dr Chisholm and entertainers Edgar Wright Ralph Ingham John Temple Graves and Dr Bowlus. Pierian Springs springs and a lake will enhance the event as preparations aim to make it the state’s most attractive.
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Gloster
Charles B. Galloway
R. A. Venable
Meridian
Chisholm
Natchez
Edgar Wright
Ralph Ingham
John Temple Graves
Bowlus
Nebraska
Cooper
Man in Senatobia Attempts Suicide Amid Mob Accusations
John Pearson, a leading merchant and planter from Strayhorn, attempted to kill himself after neighbors accused him of involved in Sheriff Poag’s murder. He is related by marriage to J H Thomason and Tate McConnell, figures in the case. his nephew by marriage was Buster Thomason killed by James Whit.
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Senatobia
Miss
Roney
John Pearson
Strayhorn
Pong
J. H. Thomason
Tate McConnell
Buster Thomason
James Whit
Sheriff Poag
Mr. Gabbert
Professor Martin Prepares for Deluge of Students
A letter to Professor Martin from a Wantauga County citizen requests admission for five hundred fourteen applicants to the Ga Alabama Business College next month if space allows. Martin notes the school has tripled capacity since earlier enrollments, with nearly four hundred pupils already in attendance from numerous districts, and he hints at expanding facilities to accommodate the influx.
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Martin
Wantauga County
N. C
Tennessee Governor Vetoes Bill Raising Salary
Governor Frazer vetoes a bill that would raise his own salary deeming the measure unconstitutional. The action is described as a peculiar stance amid contemporary statesmen.
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Frazer
Tennessee
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Bank of Collins
United States
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