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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1903
Page
2
Edward F. Noel is urged for governor and J. B. Greaves for district attorney amid accusations of vote buying and blackmail in Lincoln County. The piece condemns corruption, touts patriotism, references past racial politics, and argues voters should reject "white niggers" and support a clean campaign.
A Jackson encounter between a country editor and a drummer highlights concern that Vardaman could worsen race troubles and crime in Mississippi. They argue country people show higher moral standards and clearer judgment, less swayed by political extremes, amid debate over the governor election.
Fellow citizens of Hinds County discuss past evils of slavery and political errors. The speech rebukes Governor Longino for missteps, noting critics fail to cite harms to Mississippi’s people while urging stronger law enforcement and governance.
Senator Noel drew a large enthused crowd in Jackson last night as he pitched for Governor. Vote for Blame for attorney general and support one of Mississippi's ablest lawyers. Governor Longino to deliver closing speech in Wescor tonight with Brookhaven delegation attending. Vardaman missed event. Money spoke briefly at Natya. Noel and Deny referenced in report.
The piece attacks Mr Money and defends Longino, urging Lincoln County voters to compare their records before voting. It cites a $60,000 Pan-Electric stock bribe and Longino’s Capitol Commission actions, contrasting them with Money’s alleged behavior and campaign finances.
The Adams County Bar unanimously endorses Judge L Brame for attorney general. The resolutions praise his legal eminence experience and character and urge voters to support him at the Democratic primary.
Readers praise the Semi Weekly for city news and progress while discussing Mississippi election practices. Articles touch on Democratic influence in appointing election commissioners, a steel bridge contract, and questions about Pan-Electric stock linked to a congressman. Local notices, ads, and editorials fill the page.
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