Political ticket names for state and county offices
Governor John M Stone of Tishoningo leads a slate for governor with M M Evans of Jackson as lieutenant governor and G E Q M Govan of Pike as secretary of state. County posts include Plieter R R Applewhite, Ad Tart for representative, R W McNai for sheriff, Allen for treasurer, R E Fir for assessor, Edward Smith for superintendent of education, Lutler Blue for secretary, R Phillips for coroner and ranger, and Beat 1 W He Penn through Beat 5 C W Beachant for deputies. Justices, constables and party cross-ticket holders listed by beat with names including Dixon, Albritten, Russell, Farr, Williams, McGuffey, Hering, Monk, Deal, Erwin Smith, Popper.
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John M. Stone
Tishoningo
M. M. Evans
Jackson
GEQ
M. Govan
Pike
R. R. Applewhite
R W McNai
Allen
R E Fir
Eslward Smith
Sumkinsons
He Penn
Smith
C Price
S P Cagle
C W Beachant
Jvetices
Toe Peace
TE Dixon
R OR Albritten
M Russell
JC Farr
F Willians
JG McGuffey
F F Hering
Emnuel Monk
J EB Deal
Erwin Smith
Fok Constable
W Hall
D Coker
J H Rawls
Jesse A Smith
P Popper
Lincoln County Political Storms and Rallies
The column railed at party factions and independent candidates while urging all Democrats to register. It notes Attorney General Miller’s planned Lincoln Democracy speech and critiques farmers and cotton policy amid racial tension and alleged manipulation by white leaders.
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Lincoln County
Boone
Hart
McNair
Smith
Democratic
Democrats
Watts
Hosking
Omac
Lincoln City
South
Politico Tensions Roil Lincoln County in Prohibition Debate
A Mississippi Republican county scene dominates with talk of Negro votes and white farmer unity. Lincoln County faces factional contests as independents and Republicans challenge Democratic nominees. A Prohibition editors conference in Jackson endorses a state-wide prohibition platform and urges allied papers to publish resolutions.
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Jackson
Mississippi
PT. Carliste
Wit Valled
J. 7. Harrbs
Blackraven Leapkit
Warren Cowan
Jtl Gan Vell
W. C. Blick
BR. Alearn
Prohibition
Coon Party Mention in Local Political Talk
A fragment recalls a rural political exchange about party leaders. An elder explains the Coon party once chaired a county convention and sought votes to oppose Hart. A boy questions the animal metaphor, then learns of another party backing Capt. Hoskins and Dr. Watts. The snippet reflects local campaign color and party loyalties.
Brooklaven Democrats hear speakers at Court House rally
At a Monday Brooklaven Democratic meeting Col T R Stovlahile and Attorney General Miller are urged to address voters October first day. A campaign drive will close with an active canvass as committees report encouraging county results.
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Brooklaven
Col
T. R. Stovlahile
Miller Anley
R. R. Applewhite
Court House
Campain
Albert Poe
Perry County
EC. Walthall
National Association of Ex-Confederates
Aberdeen
USN
Mayes
The Only Safety and White Unity in Politics
A Mississippi editorial argues there is no new remedy for racial tension, urging absolute white unity to prevent demagogues from exploiting Black voters. It condemns partisan manipulation, praises Democratic leadership, and notes local calls for farmers’ support and political vigilance during the Jackson visit.
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Macon
Walthall
Mississippi
The Summit Fair Opens and Regional News Buzz
The State reports the Summit Fair will open October 28 with broad coverage of regional happenings. Biloxi notes a 70 foot artesian well, Port Gibson shows growth, and Winona campaigns to host the Methodist College. Cotton seed prices dip at Vicksburg while the Ripley Sentinel expands its trade edition. Armies, colleges, and local political shifts populate a busy Mississippi snapshot from Adams to Oktibbeha counties.
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Biloxi
Port Gibson
Peter Quin
Holmesville
Adams County
Winona
Methodist College
Vicksburg
Ripley Sentinel
Evening Post
Vicksogy
Stone
Macon
Mississippi
Oxypord
Lave “ Jilison Hogin
Tanga K B
Alton
Re M. Leavell
W.R. Sina
Hue
Vanderbilt
Waril Mayes
Sheriff McNair and the Leader amid election rhetoric
The Brookhaven News reports Sheriff McNair, the nominated candidate, faced Leaper criticisms but showed a clear accounting. The editorial defends his integrity, cites past support, and notes disaffected office seekers forming alliances with independent movements across Mississippi counties, highlighting a deplorable political climate.
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Sheriff McNair
Sheil McNair
Tlishimesty
Vutraight
Mississippi
Segreea
Ciecenville Times
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Prockhaven
Mourne
W. W. Stone
Washington
T. Marshall Miller
Educat
R. Preston
Yalobusia
BEAT
Democratic Party
Coon Party
Chalmers Ian
Phillippie
Chalmers
Miller
Cassedy
Lincoln Democracy
Hoskins
John Boove
Aviauee
Lincoln
Alwaye
Patriota
Agra Negra
Siee Hattison
Cleveland
Alent
Represtartit
Republican Executive Committee
Eliefly
Wee Groes
Contitence
Sherif
Canees
Kiows
Matthews
Carse
Copiah County
Wiehy
Lecrey
The
Pat
Capt. Hoskins
Dr. Watts
P. Bonney
South Mississippi Fair Association
Summit Sentinel
Lowry
Ry H. Thompson
Thompson
Renson
Peter
Anil
Mort
A. d. Maxey
Boyne Chittoyd
Masey
God Tray
del M. Allen
United States
Gicket
Watte
Jack Hart
Brereten
Mra
Newton Varnado
Pike County
Armstrong
Greenville
Willie Lott
Stite Line
Madison County
Prier
Canton
Pattona
Clithorne County
Bolivar
Issaquena
Sharkey
Ward L. Fontaine
Brookhaven
Iil
Harrison
Jide
Clayton
Deat
David Dudley Piel
Teliet
Foy Gavenor
J. Chalmers
Pennessee
Dainies D. Lynch
Clays
W. Mattison
Wreusher
John 3. Jones
Bedward Youn
Tarney
Cation
Parsons
Adame
Counnties
J. A. Thomas
Coimber- Tamb
Missy J. L. Lawley
Lawley & Brow
Leo W. Crouch
Cranch & Lagan
Holenlinden
Miss
Paul A. Williams
San Creek
Oktibbeha County
Valley Record
Sau Jones
Recor
Moss Point
Daniel K. Melania
Ehnrch
Ilia Little
Henry Blumer
Pomilnee
Sherif McNair
Brookhaven News
Jixo
Manstratt & Co
Tagne Chinty
Ming
First Mortgage
Rk. H. Thompson
Heonktheven
Mississippi Delta
Memphs
Hoebart
Vieksbiare
Delia Yen
W. McCinais Cota
Court
LEA Female College
Summit, Miss
C. B. Otken, LL. D
Prest
Katie Otken
Summit
Misa
Edward Mayes
Baalay Wee
Paul Riaee
ROYA
Meyer Yuriew
Stineth
RoYal Baking Pownrn Co
Wall &R
Ens Eagle Cotton Ging
Eagle Eclipse
Muller
Xin
Hsieh
Ely Gin
Cunos
Louisiana
Livani
New Orleans
Isa
Wales
Cory Linllys
Stedman's
Leffel
Straub Queen of the South Corn Mills
Blykeslee
Bictor End
Great Western Sugar Mille
Orleans
Mschiveny Co
Oppa
St. Chartes Hotel
Cravier Street
Wew
Efron Fry
Ene Spa
Mall
R._ J. BOONE
C- Brookhaven
Ahotel Denechaud
Carondelet Ht
Tertiles
Centenliy
Cotten Chumge
Lange
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