Judge Wilkinson praised for firm justice in county
The piece lauds Judge Wilkinson for courage and firmness in handling difficult cases amid influences to subvert the law. It credits Gov. Vardaman and local citizens for restoring respect for law in Lincoln County and points to broader impact on law and order nationwide.
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Gala Sk Sourt
Leda
Wilkinson’s
Orcuit Dudge
Judge Wilkinson
Gov. Vardaman
Lincoln County
Fee
Lincoln
Wilkinson
White Cap Organization
Brookhaven
New Orleans Picayune
Leader
Special Term Docket Highlights Lincoln Circuit Court
The Lincoln circuit court's special term, presided by Wilkinson, adjourned sine die after noting 64 cases docketed and juries empaneled. Attorneys present included A.C. McNair, Brady, Jones, and others. illness and family matters of Hon. Brady caused continuances and discharge of juries for next week.
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Lincoln
Fidge
Wilkinson
Applewhite
Oliver
F. M. Stewar
G. L. Fogler
John Halls
FE. Ivey
Geo, Jackson
H. ¥. Monk
Jesse Glover
G. B. Snyder
H. Moore
Sam Reeves
Lee Nee A.C. McNair
Thos. Brady, Jr
P.Z. Jones
Brennan& Hannah
Brookhaven
Hazlehurst
M. ‘Green
Jackson
Harris Dickson
Hon. Thos
Brady
Wolf and Marx
J. H. Hackney
Zollie
Daniels
H. M. Smith
Cotton Growers Convention Meeting Scheduled This Saturday
Vice President Clark of the Cotton Growers Protective Association sets a 12 o’clock Saturday gathering at the courthouse for farmers and all county growers to unite on cotton prices. The event seeks strong representation to align with the policies decided for the current market downturn.
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Clark
Bargain Dry Goods Sale With Deep Discounts
A cluttered advertisement lists low prices on blankets corsets dress goods and flannel fabrics. Deep cuts include 75e comforts for 59c, corsets at 690 for 1000, and various dress fabrics discounted to 8c 19c and 89c with many items reduced by up to one third.
Turbulent Times and Economic Pressure Across County
The fragment notes widespread strain among farmers and merchants with looming financial ruin and eroding trust. It mentions new duties, labor unrest, and imagined reforms, while signaling a shift in office powers and public discontent. The text hints at unrest in AO-4 Ok Tie and nearby communities, with references to a quiet, tense night and casualties.
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