Candidate for Lincoln County Treasurer Faces Union Campaign
In a candid, reflective notice, JOAN M announces candidacy for Lincoln County Treasurer. He recalls a long political run, noting a hard race with two young lawyers, public remarks on liquor, and efforts to view sobriety as a moral asset. He hints at future campaigns and honors Mississippi's leaders and voters.
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Henry elected editor and leader of National Democratic push
The Mississippi News details R H Henry and J J Bryan as likely ticket choices, Henry praised for journalism, leadership, and national reach. the piece covers his accession as National Press Association president, possible vice presidency, and plans for a southern tour through Canada and the Caribbean, amid praise for his abilities and influence.
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