Fever situation improves across Mississippi coast area
The fever situation shows improvement with only one new case and one death reported in Port Gibson and several coastal towns posting low or no new infections. Vicksburg, Natchez, and Rosetta note reduced activity, while New Orleans reports 18 new cases and four deaths.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Port Gibson
Hamburg
Roxie
Rosetta
Miss
Ike Barnes
Natchez
Promotive League Relief Association
E. M. Clarke
Lowenburg
Charles W. Miller
Jackson
Hoxie
Gulfport
Mississippi City
Soria City
Scranton
Moss Point
Harriston
Teats
Gulf Sia Est
Marine Hospital
Btonian
Touro
Marine Hospital Service
White
Prohibition Moves Against C O D Whisky in Rolling Fork
At a mass meeting in Rolling Fork citizens directed the express agent to stop delivering any more C O D whisky packages. Crystal Springs officers seized C O D shipments from the depot while urging other prohibition towns to act. The drive follows a campaign in Maryland over constitutional limits on neuro suffrage.
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Rolling Fork
Express
Crystal Springs
Sharpe Williams
Gov. Vardanuo
Maryland
Less
Mary-land
Williame Hee
Prohibition Whisky Codes and City Delegates Highlight Era
A column reviews Prohibition era whisky shipment issues in Memphis and cites sections 1604 and 1605 of the code, noting 1604 upheld by courts while 1605 likely void. It also reports The Soule Business College’s 50th anniversary and lists delegates chosen by Gov. Vardaman for a Chattanooga quarantine and immigration convention with multiple district appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Memphis
Supreme Court
Winona
Soule Business College
New Orleans
Col. Geo. Soule
The
South College
South
Vardaman
Chattanooga
United States
H.D. Money
A. J. McLaurin
How
Chandler
Corinth
C. Kendrick
Kendrick
Montgomery
Starkville
Hamilton
Brooksville
McKinley
Columbus
Jordan Boone
Thomas Spight
Ripley
Weissinger
Hernando
C. M. Murray
John W. Falkner
Oxford
M. F. Rogers
New Albany
W. M. Harrison
Tutwiler
E. G. Humphrey
Greenville
J. D. Smythe
C. Chapman
Indianola
K. C. McBee
Lexington
Charles Scott
Rosedale
Martin
Clarksdale
W. S. Hill
W. D. Arnold
Ackerman
Frank Burkett
Okolona
L. Hemphill
Valley Hill
C. D. Mitchell
Pontotoc
T. A. Sissons
Fifth
Hattiesburg
F. H. Rose
Waynesboro
C. R. Foxworth
Columbia
Frank McLain
Gloster
E. A. Rowan
Wesson
J. B. Holden
Summit
Harrison
Fayette
J. H. Price
Magnolia
W. H. Frizell, Jr
Brookhaven
Eighth
J. S. Williams
Yazoo City
Figgite
Canton
Luster
Learned
Berry
Brandon
W. A. Henry
Joe Hirsch
Vicksburg
J. F. Hunter
Jackson State University
R. B. Fulton
M. College
J. C. Har
H.eb. Blakeslee
Hon Harvey Jordan to Speak in Brookhaven Oct 18
Circuit Clerk Oliver was misinformed about Hon Harvey Jordan visiting Brookhaven on Oct 19. Secretary Wood has arranged for him to be in Brookhaven on Oct 18, with additional talks in McComb on Oct 17 and Hazlehurst on Oct 19. Jordan will address Lincoln County farmers about the Cotton Association and market leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Jordan
Oliver
Harve Jordan
Southern Cotton Association
Brookhaven
Wood
State Association
Jordan
McComb
Hazlehurst
Lincoln Cotton Association
Lincoln County
Fire saves Brookhaven after YMCA blaze in Temple
A midnight fire in Brookhaven began in the YMCA rooms in the rear of the Masonic Temple, damaging the temple about $5,000 while the YMCA suffered $300 in furniture loss. Waterworks and brave firemen prevented a worse disaster as residents evacuated and insurers covered most losses. The Masons plan to proceed with temple repairs ahead of February Grand Lodge meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petling
Petersburg
Masonic Temple
Larsen
Tom McNair
Brookhaven Furniture Co
S. Kohlman
Pie Reese
Grand Lodge
Brookhaven
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A. C. Seavey & Sons
Cherokee
Brookhaven, Miss
Gov. Vardaman
Hetty Green
John Harvey
Henry Darnett
Tom Wwilliammon
Harvey
Barnett
Sayog
Paul Pright Rand
Ditor
Hobbs
Loss Harris
Charley
Claude Esper
Dy, McNatir
Pecreary Poulson
Kodak
Larsin
Winse Carled Apd
Yoo Tea. i
Ant Y. M. C. A
McGrath
McGrath & Sons
McGrath's
Mc Irath & Sons
McGrath’s
Wessoo
John McGrath & Sons
Brookhaven, Mississipp
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