New Chairman of National Committee Named
The Times-Democrat reports the selection of mas T Taggart of Indiana as new chairman of the national committee. Taggart, 48, emphasizes organization and businesslike politics, drawing on long service with the Democratic National Committee and Bryan campaigns. Also covered are Secretary of State Power’s inquiry into a national convention of Secretaries of State, crop damage in Mississippi from heavy rains, and Senator McLaurin urging unity to defeat Roosevelt.
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Mas T. Taggart
Indianape
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Ina Washin
Indiana
Power
John W. Morton
Tennessee
Morton
St. Louis
Times-Democrat
Sackson
Henry
Mississippi Penitentiary Farm
Mr. Henry
McLaurin
A. J. McLaurin
Parker
Davis
Bryan
Hearst
Roosevelt
Letter from Bob McGee on Vicksburg gambling and Memphis
A letter to the Memphis Scimitar from Bob McGee criticizes Vicksburg for many amblers and gambling houses, alleging officials fail to suppress gambling and are intimate with gamblers. He compares Memphis to a camp meeting ground, and notes Lebanon Penn weather as a call to cooling off amid warmth.
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Vicksburg
Memphis Scimitar
Bob McGee
Mississippi Happenings Quick News From The State
General notes list Meridian courting a Cinching factory and Jackson officials details. Vicksburg and Columbia saw deaths. Meridian postmaster changes. Magnolia mills suspend for rest. new schools at Greenville. water works at Seminary. Holiness gathering in Jackson. Crystal Springs cashier dies. Epworth League meets Biloxi. insurance license granted to Atlas of London. Itta Bena bank formed. Benoit bank charter pending. former Governor Bob Taylor visits Jackson. crime appears down. various appointments and local notices.
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Meridian
T. E. Enocts
Fernwar
Greenville
Renkin
Aenegro
Vicksburg
Columbia
Suees Thomas H. Woods
Magnolia
Leggett
Seminary
Jackson
John, Danning
Bank of Commerce
Crystal [Springs
Dphe G. Sigler
Epworth League Assembly
Biloxi
Fire
Pascagoula Commércial Club
Scranton
Gay. Verdaman
Tosurance
W. Q. Cole
Atlas
London
Mississippi
England
Itta Bena Banking and Trust Rane
Itta Bena
Leflore
Benoit
Bolivar County
Metin Baytow
Lake; Ee
Lizzie Barnett
Port Gibson
Stafford’ Springs
Vossburg
Dodd
Senate
Vardaman
J. T. Savage
Natchez
Yazoo and
Mississippii Valley Road
Alcorn Agricultural and Mechanical College
J. B Chrisman
Canton
Patrick Henry
Rayville
St. Louis
Col
Hi Henry
Missonaure
Yazoo City
Greenwood
Forest Register
Charlie Pallata
Star
Charlie
Order of Colored Masons
Robert Lowry
Mississippi Confederate Veterans
John A. Webb
Sissppi
Aberdeen
Lowry
R. J. Harding
Clay Sharkey
John W. Clingan
B.H. Reher
Jackson News
R.H._ Henry
St.wis Exposition
State Exposition Bureau
Swallow nominated hero of faith and toil
Mrs Harriet B Kells of Fayette Mississippi announces purchase of land in the western suburb to build a residence and wall it in while Swallow receives praise for enduring hardships in church relations and beyond with steady conviction and devotion as Backland notes his worthiness and leadership
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God
Calvary
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C. Swallow
Meither
Harriet B."kells
Yayatte
Woman's Christian Tempersvoe Union
Mississippi
Kells J
Ladies Skirt Price Roll Offers Deep Discounts
A fragment lists numerous skirt price cuts for ladies wear including white duck skirts at old prices and wool skirts with varied discounts. It highlights black grenadine, mohair and voile suits, with limited sizes and final closeout pricing notes.
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McGrath
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National — Committee
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Cabbage Patch
Farmer's Institutes
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Monticello
Wesson
Lebanon
Penn
Bob Taylor
Crystal Springs-Chautauqua
Judge Parker
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