Steve McNair for Railroad Commissioner in district race
The Southern district results point to Hon. Steve D. McNair of Jefferson in the second primary. In Lincoln County he led with 1 063 votes to rivals 475 130 and 24. McNair’s Lincoln margin suggests near unanimity in the runoff and notes his railroad experience for the State Railroad Commission post.
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D. McNair
Jefferson
McNair
Dr. Sheppard
Jones County
Sheppard
Covington County
Steve McNair
Mr. Watson
Lincoln
McGehee
Watson
Mr. McNair
J. H. McGehee
Franklin
Messrs A.2
R. W
Thos. McNair
Brookhaven
State Railroad Commission
Vardaman
Capitol Commission
Roosevelt
Mississippi
Jefferson Davis
R. A. Dean
Laffayette
W. H. Stovall
Coahoma
R. H. Thompson
Jackson
Lincoln County
Mr. Roosevelt
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Barney the Bum leaves estate and mystery after death
Barney Williams known as Barney the Bum dies at Durant leaving a 12000 estate with 10000 cash in Jackson and Durant banks and 2000 life insurance. He was frugal and well liked, selling key rings and name plates across the state. His wife is urged to raise their son with truth about his father. The Jackson correspondent notes his Brookhaven memory with keepsakes.
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Barney the Bum
Barney Williams
Durant
Barney
Jackson
Times—Democrat
Brookhaven
Galloway Praises Noel In Broad Patriotic Letter
Bishop Charles B. Galloway sends a public letter to Senator E. F. Noel praising his Mississippi address and endorsing principles over campaign outcomes. The Mississippi note expresses steadfast patriotism and respect for noble conduct amid primary battles, reflecting long standing friendships and shared ties to Judge Critz.
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Lexington
Miss
Jackson
Northwest
Chas
B. Galloway
E. F. Noel
Noel
Bishop Galloway
F. A. Cruz
State University
Judge Critz
Chicago
Mississippi
Chas, B. Galloway
Mississippi News Column Reports Local Happenings
Jackson forms a gun club while Bogue Chitto and Hattiesburg organize Critz clubs. Corinth votes 60000 for water works bonds. Tupelo cotton factory declares a 14 percent dividend and plans 40000 more stock. Indian Territory Dawes allotment moves loom as Choctaws depart by Aug 15.
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Indian Territory
Dawes Commission
Mississippi
Riley D. Saunders
St. Louis
Mary E Spearing
Pass Christian
Mr& Spearin
Saunders
John Kenadie
Organization of a Critz Club at Court House Meeting
An enthusiastic meeting of Critz supporters organized a Critz Club to back Judge Critz in the second primary. P Z Jones was named president, B F Goza vice president, and Wm D Davis secretary. A Central Executive Committee was formed to coordinate with the Critz State campaign, distribute literature, arrange speakers, and manage campaign buttons. Additional committee members include Edgar Green chair, James V Bowen, B T Hobbs, Dr Solon G Wilson, M McCollough, and P Z Jones. A second committee of M D McGrath, W K Wood, and D B Magee will organize Critz clubs countywide and secure precinct cooperation on election day. A big Critz rally is planned for Brookhaven on Saturday, August 22, with Critz to be present or represented. The club begins with about 150 members.
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Critz
Court House
P.Z. Jones
B. F. Goza
Wm. D. Davis
Critz Club
Critz State
Edgar Green
James V. Bowen
B. T. Hobbs
Brookhaven
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Crutz
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Clarion Ledger
McLaurin
Laurel
Canton
Cooper
Forest M. Vides
Vicksburg American
Joel
Vardamun
Crita
Barney the
Bum
Frank Cahn
Meridian
E. Cahn
Elliaville
Peter Trolio
Chas. B. Galloway
Bogue Chitto
Palmer
Columbus
Enterprise
Utica
Corinth
Sewlorage
Hattiesburg
Vardam
Lawrence Gore
Steens
J. M. Hoyle
Tupelo
House of Representatives
Graves
Brandon
G. & F. Railroad
Campbell College
Prn
T. H. Montgomery
Jas. K. Vardaman
Opera House
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Leflore
Henry Lowe
New York
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Cal
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Christian Scientist
C.e.grafton Drug Co
Brookhaven, Miss
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Priebatsch
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Virginia
Illinois Central
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D.P. A
A. H. Hanson
G.P
Tho
A. Scott
A.G.P
Memphis
J. EB. Sasser
J. D. Boaduiee
Farmers’ Store
C. E. Grafton Drug Co
W. H. Penn
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Sam Lightfoot
Front St
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Port Gibson
Bso Sp
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Loc
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uMee
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Bogue Chitto, Miss
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St. Marco
Rome
A. M. McMillan
Attorn
Ny At Law
E. B. Harris
Attorneey
Miss. Wit
Miieam County
R. E. Higdon
Pasician
Ove
Wienes
Onine, Mig
Rodol
BE. C. Dowitt
C&icati
Heard
Louisiana
Batson
Earl
Lake Charles
Frank B. [Lubbock
Texas
Lou Scott
Abilene
Lubbock
Dave Polsey
Chattanooga Mills
Cooks, Scanlin
Chattanooga
C. B. Perkin
Buck’s
Brilliant and
Charter Oak
Majestic Steel
C. B. Perkins
J. M. Wood
Bocktown
Natches
Lindgey Dixon
Hinds County
Meyer
B. Bilsher
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