Porter Remanded After White Caps Trial
Porter is remanded to jail without bail after Chancellor Mayes ruled the State could not introduce certain evidence in the List murder case. The habeas corpus hearing showed Will Porter and other white caps involved in the Henry List killing. Lofton testified Porter rode to the crime scene and helped fire. Separately, Rome messages announce changes in New York church music forbidding women singers in Roman Catholic choirs and mandating Gregorian chant for liturgical services.
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Mayes
Porter
Will Porter
Henry List
R. B. Mayes
Brookhaven
Jas. Casseds
Cassedy
Reguttal
Justice Daughtry
Messrs. Brady
McNair
Jones
Brennan
Louella List
Henry Lofton
List
Will Franklin
Gum Grove Springs
Franklin
Will
Sam Pepper
List’s
the Woods Field
John Chisholm
Walter Smith
Lofton
Mr. Brady
Brady
New York
Farley
Musical Commission Acon
Jimes-Democrat
Carrying pistols debated in Mississippi counties
A Jackson byline surveys rising pistol ownership, noting underreporting on assessments, lax penalties, and calls for licensing. The piece discusses public safety, judges' discretion, and a proposal to require a badge for carriers. Also referenced are a family tragedy in Caseyville and funeral notices for Craft Coon, with T. J. Williamson signed.
Heuck For Groceries Retail Ad Harbors Specials
A vintage ad promotes Heuck groceries with new pack California fruits. LENNY & CUTTING'S brand pears priced at .20. Choice mackerel at .074 and extra fancy mackerel at .10. Fresh vegetables available each Saturday at Arwars Frreu.
Geucee and Son Fat Millinery Display Opens
The Fat Millinery Display at Geucee and Son invites friends to view ready-to-wear hats and pattern hats in an elegant array. New shades and shapes with plumes and trims will be shown, promising a stylish assortment for the season.
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New Orleans
Mississippi Happenings of General Interest and Vague News
A roundup of Mississippi items notes a fiery start to school enrollment near 2,000 pupils in Jackson and Madison, a Magnolia burial for Mrs. Rabergywis or Rubpon, a $8,000 burglary at Poplarville, and riots in Lynchburg leaving two Black men dead and three wounded. reported health concerns include many smallpox cases in Montgomery County. Local repairs on the Bowman place, property values along Capitol Street, a fatal fall near Jackson, and various church events are mentioned.
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Alaeaty Jackson
Matidian
Azie Rabergywis
George Rubpon
Magnolia
Themopeon
Smith
Poplar |Ville
Mlartalain
Montgomery County
Bowman Place
Jackson
Capitol
State House
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West Cherokee St
Brocena
Louis Cohn & Bros
Cheviots
Zibelines
Delaine
Ralston
Ralston Greane
West
A.C. Sravry & Sons
Cama
Pascagoula
T.D. Jackson Bureau
C. H. Williams
Yazoo
George R. Hawkins
Percy Goff
Warren County
Vicksburg
Africa
Anglo-American Development Company
Liverpool
South Africa
BE. W. Taylor
Greenwood Euote Poner Oi i 4
Éald
Edgar G. Piacnte
Ee Dixons
Anamae
Inober
Digger
Gabody
Picayune
Lepeninaite
Caseyville
R. C. Appleone
Famil
Mt. Olive Church
Mr. Craft Coon
T. J. Williamson
New Pack
California Fruits
Lenny & Cutting’s
Kennedy
Swift
Arwars Frreu
Geuce & Son
MBS
Urmilton
Ravbet
McGrath
Columbus
Schloss Bros. & Co
Hart, Schaffner & Marks
Cronse & Brandigee
McGrath’s Millinery
Zamba
Mesers. Weingarten Bros
John McGrath & Sons
Brookhaven, Miss
Mississippi
Lumberton
Lynchburg, Miss
Natthea
Geo. B. Stewart
J. T. Beach
Koyriusko
Boneh
Indy
Dinan
Mitchell Ae
Aie
Pellathans
Sabai
Kynet Chapel
Forest
M. W. Price
Ethel Bailey
Gyal Baister Otki Sexe
Epa Wesa
Kadon Childrom
Nash
Cotten
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