Coon Party Flap and Local Notices Stir Mississippi Chronicle
The piece lists precinct beat assignments for various officials and canvassing figures, mentions Harold Dixon and other deputies, and notes appointments like S. S. Matthews as U.S. Marshal for the Southern District of Mississippi. It reports on Brownsville Female College gains, Capital Commercial College endorsements, and commentary on Prohibition debates and election sentiment.
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S. S. Matthews
Huazlehurst
U.S
Mississippi
Matthews
Tishop
Admonition for Lincoln Democrats on Registration
The Cascagoule Democrat urges Democrats to register promptly for the November election and to help new and naturalized citizens meet registration requirements. It calls anti Republican allies to rally workers, noting timely action is essential as the election nears.
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Times-Democrat
Tuwice
The
Aceune
el Vigne Trafic
Ippi
Cascagoule Democrat
Star
Political Clashes and Local Progress in Summit News
The Summit story details postwar political shifts and social changes, noting Republican decline and Democratic gains, with praise for prohibition era order in Summit. It mentions a big upcoming fair, banking courtesy, and local figures like Eugene Hyman and Judge Calhoon, plus election commentary from Rankin Recorder.
A Noble Sentiment From Copiah County Politician
A letter from Thomas Hamilton of Copiah County denounces factionalism and independent candidacies. He urges unity, peacefulethics, and avoidance of strife to protect the ticket and public good, expressing a preference for virtue and humility over power. The piece notes the right to raise a political issue but questions the wisdom of such a course.
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Thos, Hamilton
Copiah County
Thie
Eprrin Sisats
T. Waynaros
Attorney General Miller Addresses Courthouse Audience
Last Monday Attorney General Marshall Miller gave a forcible appeal at the Courthouse praising the Democratic party over Republicans in state and national politics. He urged Lincoln Democrats to support party nominees and align with the broader Democracy. Col Stockdale and Dr Applewhite were absent due to prior engagements.
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Marshall Miller
Col. Stockdale
Dr. Applewhite
Williamsburg
Prof Maxey Withdraws from County Superintendent Race
A letter from Prof A J Maxey requests publication of his withdrawal from the race for County Superintendent of Education. The paper expresses approval, noting his quality and that remaining in the race could hurt the Democratic nominee amid the independent Republican crowd reshaping county politics.
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A.J. Maxey
Prof. Maxey
County Democratic Committee Sets Ticket Printing Fees
The Democratic Committee assigns exclusive printing authority for tickets and sets pro rata fees: county offices one dollar per candidate and heat offices fifty cents each. Candidates urged to pay promptly to Chairman Cassedy or the publisher. The piece notes national bagging trust consolidation aiming to raise prices and farmers’ costs. Pierce of Washington county opposes a Republican ticket to avoid patronage control. The State Democratic Committee endorses unified county organization and vigilance. D. M. Miller approves a reader letter praising a recent article.
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Leaper
Cassedy
Levpen
Pierce
Washington County
Washington
Lenpon
D. M. Miller
Copia County
Tyne
Toto
Lincoln
Democratic Hopeful Defends Record Amid Alleged Plot
In a mailed communication Prentiss Hale accuses judge H. C. Casedy of betraying the Democratic party. Casedy defends his loyalty, recounts endorsements by state leaders, and denounces Hale as a tool of hidden enemies seeking party division. He vows unity and loyalty to the county Democratic ticket.
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Jefferson
Yates
Dencerth Executive Committee
Democratic Party
BB. K. Bruce
KR. dL. Taylor
Mississippi
Ames
Jen T
Gov
Lowry
Dude Calhoon
Ples
Prine Dorsed
County Democracy
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Toy
Lam
People
Democrats
Theounty
Coon Party
HH. Casaepy
Henry Ware
Pass Chrristian
State Senate
Bloomfield
Jackson Board of Trade
New Orleans
Converted Kicker Backs Democratic Ticket Despite Earlier Opposition
A local writer, once opposing the county Democratic ticket, declares conversion after reading a recent article on The True Issue. He endorses the Democratic slate from Governor Stone to heat constable, denouncing Black candidate labels and urging party majority support. Hoskins denounces opponents from a street box rally during a protracted meeting as the town’s oldest citizen nears death.
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Stone
Caservinie Dempcrat
Hoskins
Littl
Notches and ventures across a Mississippi state mix
The State reports on new Masonic temples and a cotton exchange in Yaano City, a booming Hinds County Fair, and revival efforts in Vicksburg. It notes railroad completion, rising cotton receipts, and widespread crop optimism, with fatalities, firings, and public notices shaping a busy Mississippi week.
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Hinds County
Vickslung
Columbia
State
Oxyka
del Doterly
Jackson
Aia
Jacksea
R. C. Kerr
Register of the Land Office
Farners Alliance
Marion County
Oscar Andrews
OC. G. Andrews
Meridian
Grenada
Little J. Road
Natelez
Mississippi College
James Alexander
Mississippi City
Edward Eldridge
Hanes
Purvis
Rials
Sheridan
Magnolia
Robert Biggs
Hernando
Mra. d. N. Raines
Cow Case Verdict Restores Six Teats Controversy
Circuit Court opened with Judge Chrisman and staff. The trial of W. Sasser vs. Joseph Richardson concerned a $15 cow central to a six v five teats dispute. jurors examined the animal after controversy, finding no scar and ruling for Richardson. The term adjourned with plans to publish full case list. Advertising Puzzle notes and presidential advice follow.
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Chrisman
McLain
Mc Xair
Warren
Chas. Chrisman
Ins Law
Lome
Seaton
Eng
Haslehorst
Cassedy
Simmit
Sasser Va
Joseph Richardson
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