Mississippi political rows and Prohibition debate loom
Column reviews Mississippi party scene with talk of Congressional candidates Charles Hooker Banks and Howry, Prohibition agitation, litigation over liquor laws, and condemnations of Prohibition foes. Mentions Hinds County meeting May 20, murder cases, and local political maneuvering impacting constitutional convention nominees.
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Lowndes
Dallas
Lowndes County
Lowmles
New York
Capt. Banks
Iudex
Thew
Abraham
Dives’ Brothers
Theranatical
Index
Tony
Leaper
Mississippi
Banks
Vatican
Leanen
Lincoln County
Ofice
Brookhaven
Lessig
Tosted
Withxeas
Brookaven
John W Martin
Charles Chrisman
Mit Smith
Bogne Chitto
Wiley Preatridge
W J Hart
Lou Jackwell
Montgomery-Joseph
Prohibition Battle Tactics From Texas Letter Use in Nebraska
A leaked Texas campaign letter outlines liquor dealers plan to defeat a prohibitory amendment in Nebraska. It urges a political front, keeps saloon elements in the background, and targets ministers for favorable sermons while avoiding a whisky fight.
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Mississippi
New York
Raler
Voice
Texas
Nebraska
Dallas
Lincoln
Sollcct
H Mikes
United States
Gibbs
Umiler
Phere
Farm Herald
Rural Age
Mr. Ogdon
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Ogden
Zion
Private Medical Cure Claim for Nervous Debility and Diseases
An advertisement from Betts & Betts of New Orleans offers cures for nervous debility, memory loss, gloom, low mood, and social aversion, claiming permanent private cures for blood and skin diseases including syphilis and gonorrhea, urinary and kidney troubles, with low charges and no mercury used. It lists many conditions and promises safe, lasting results.
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New Orleans
Pichenard Sherrans
Canal St
Baton Rouge
B. Strele
H. B. Hantmas
M.D
J. B. Gilpent
Oakley
Franklin Ph
H. H. Borrakin
Ysioner
State of Ark
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Hy BT. Hobbs
Oren Lever
Chersker
Congress
Weare
Hos
Oro
Hon
Chas K. Hooker
Campbell
Greenwood
George and
Walthall
Hinds County
Raymond
Milly Shelton
Jefferson County
Perman Place
W. E. Rials
Varnada
Charles B. Howry
Oxford
National Democratic Committee
Thorugh
Hiquor
George
Lowry
Col
W. H. McCardle
Jefferson Davis
Hie Ames
Sawmill
Jones
Republican Party
Jane
Louisiana Lottery Company
Louisiana
J. A. Morris
Columbus Index
Eyles
Wemer
Lawodes
Brookhaven Lender
Thas
Ihs
The
Columbus
Tax-Payers and Personal Liberty League
Democratic Party
Prohibition Committee
Citizens’ Committees
Citizens’ Boat Gas Ae Committee
Anti-Liquor Saloon Society
Teague
Antisiquor Society
Cox
Bee'y
T. I
Columbia
E. J. Tin
New Mississippian
Clarion-Ledger
D. P. Porter
State Senate
KR. E. Wilson
House of Representatives
B. F. Jones
farion-Ledger
Saw Mill
Lawrence County
Clinton
Pres. Webb
Mississippi College
Simratt
Dr. Birchett
Vickeburg
Farmers ‘Alliance
Knights of Labor
Hanks
H—I
Breteran
Col. H. M. Street
Lauderdale
Mosby
Hartune
Mittle Swinnee
Oost Mertons
Liquor Dealers
McClendan
A M Summers
Frank Greer
W J Williams
Hymns School House
T W Chishohn
Dick Denman
Jobin Albritton
Lord’s Mill
W P Sasser
J M Byrd
J T Smith
Brat Beee
e—Irvin Smith
J B Byal
AH Fus Nae
Mill
A J Norton
T M East
Rurile We John
Mages
Oliver Naser
H. Cas
Corm
Buckiow
Mende & Co
Brentehaven
Hie
Drs. Betts & Betts
Charlee Iewrt
New Orleans, la
Marruief Mes
EPA
Shane
St Charles Street
Ficchenor & Sherrous Manufacturers & Proprietors
Canal Street
New Onczona
Illinois Central Riailroad
PAILY
N. O
Jac L
Inhaven
Jackson
Jackson Lew
Mart—Loatas Fewsoh
Raine
S. C
M. Bee
Bagnet
MT Magnet
Ee Brodihaven
Lemke
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