Lincoln County White Caps End as Courts Prosecute
The Lincoln county Mississippi white caps face a strong criminal case as two defendants confess and plead guilty to murder and manslaughter. Other defendants cooperate, grand juries return more indictments, and the State's determined prosecutions push the conspiracy toward trial. Court officers are praised for enforcing the law and ending white cap violence in the county.
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Lincoln County
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Franklin
Franklins
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Honor to King Cotton edition praised by Atlanta Constitution
Sunday a week ago the Atlanta Constitution printed the biggest newspaper ever issued in the United States with one hundred pages dedicated to Cotton the great white king. The mammoth edition is described as the largest regular edition ever printed on the Western hemisphere and is presented to the people of the south as an edition devoted to Cotton moral range and the welfare of its future millions.
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Atlanta Constitution
United States
Constitution
South
South An Edition Dedicated To Cottone Moral Rane Poa
Johnston Station notes show local elections and school news
Johnston Station held elections for mayor and village offices with J. E. Porter as mayor and W. H. Dickerson marshal. The Baptist Sunday School reorganized under Prof. J. M. Girault with teachers Mrs. Porter and Mrs. Dickson. School highlights include Johnston Graded High School attracting students from multiple counties, led by Prof. Girault and Miss Leila Hoggatt. The Baptist church named W. R. Johnson minister for the year. Johnston Station School plans Christmas activities and a December 28 closing before Christmas break.
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J. E. Porter
W. H. Dickerson
L. Tae Boyds
W.R. Johnson
J. Ho
Baptist Sunday
J. M. Girault
W. H. Dickson
M. E
L. D. Hughes
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N. Gatling
Sallie Gatling
Bro. E. Alford
Wiley J. Ferguson
Johnston
Pike County
J. M.girault
Leila Hoggatt
Baptist Church
Johnston Station
Bio. W. RB. Johnson
Dexter
Bishop Galloway Heads North Mississippi Conference Delegation
Bishop Charles B. Galloway left Jackson by Central train for Kosciusko to preside over the North Mississippi conference session opening Wednesday morning. The party also includes Rev H M Ellis, Dr W B Murrah, Rev J A F Watkins, and lay delegates, en route to Gulfport for the Mississippi conference session.
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Charles B. Galloway
Finois Central
Kosciusko
North Mississippi
Sohep Galloway
Kuscius
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Galloway
Jackson
Mississippi
Gulfport
Bishop Duncan
South Carolina
H. M. Ellis
Capitol Street
Methodist ‘Church
W. B. Murrah
Millsaps College
J A. F. Watkins
Jachaon
Clarion Ledgar
Staffler's Jewelry Store bulletin advertises low perfume prices
An old bulletin advertises A. Staffler's Perfume with cheap perfumes and lower prices. It touts Taleam Powder Carbolycerine Aromatic Dentifrice and Hair Corlers, urging customers to look at prices rather than fancy offerings. The ad mentions 15 Wace and Carbolycerine 25 but details are fragmentary.
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Bulletin OF A. Staffler's Perfume
For Rent Alx Tobie
A terse housing notice indicates rental availability in a terse classified row. The readable text mentions an Asian named contact or broker and an implied offer to rent a property or space with minimal details. The fragment lacks concrete dates or addresses.
Woman's Auxiliary Bazaar Scheduled This Week
The Woman's Auxiliary to the M.A. will hold a major in the rocamp at the organization on Tuesday and Wednesday. Donations are requested to be sent in on Monday.
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Ailancapolis
Kansas City
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Queen & Crescent
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