Whitecapism in Lincoln evolves into lawless acts
An excerpted report in The Leader critiques the Lincoln county white cap movement. It traces origins in Amite and Franklin counties to the Farmers League and warns of a slide from lawful farming support to intimidation, perjury, arson, and murder. It notes night meetings, armed pickets, and attempts to drive Negroes from property, with calls for citizens to repudiates acts and aid prosecutions.
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Farmers’ League
Farmers’ Alliance
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White Cap Organization
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Tapgipahosa Parish
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The Store Where Dollars Buy The Most
A fragment from an ad boasts lower prices due to lower expenses. The text claims customers can buy goods for less than competitors and hints at a larger sales pitch.
Jackson Sees 1600 Students At Opening Day Public Schools
Mississippi brief notes report 1600 children enrolled on opening day in Jackson public schools. Other items mention Magnolia moves, upcoming Hebron Hustler issue, local court scheduling changes, burglaries, and various regional incidents and notices.
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Geo. GC. Briley
Magnolia
Hebron Hustler
H.A. Geiger
News of the State
General Boll] Simpson Colunty
Columbia
Farion County
Schilling
Promi- Dept
Hattiesbu
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