Hayti School Notes Highlights New Enrollment and Debating Plans
The Hayti school notes report enrollment rising to seventy six with new freshmen and active club plans. Senior and junior class officers are listed, and new courses in parliamentary procedure and debating prep are mentioned alongside art and basketry. A film night features Last of the Mohicans with an oral book report contest and a city financial statement question prompts board publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Robertson
Lois Brown
Clyde Worth
Sadie Henderson
Glendola
Pearl Cameron
Farie Gettings
Allie Cameron
Carmel Popham
Sadie Mitchell
Hinrst Letler
Ethyle Lewis
Bighom Nicholson
Eva Gardner
Robert Donald McNair
Georgia Cameron
Jandie Greenwell
Mary Dycus
Miss Pearl Abbott
Pascola
Hooker
Chas. G. Ross
Chamber of Commerce
Emelenge
James Fenimore Cooper
Bell Telephone foreman inspects Local lines and poles
G F Callihan, wire chief and maintenance foreman for Bell Telephone, visited Caruthersville to assess telephone conditions and plan pole moves at the Dixie Reed farm corner. He discussed improvements for the Portageville plant and sought patron feedback, noting his long service and cooperation with customers. Firestone tires and tubes, a new shipment, at Wells Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Callihen
Caruthersville
Bell Telephone Company
Hayti
Portageville
Dixie Reed Farm
Mr. Callihan
Bell
Firestone
Wells Drug Company
Chicago Packers Announce Open Shop Policy
Open shop prevailed this morning in the packing plants of Swift Armour Wilson and the Cudahy Companies after the Federal Judge Alschuler arbitration expired. Unions are no longer recognized by these four major packers and future disputes will be settled by committees from among the employers. Ninety percent of workers find the new agreement unsatisfactory, with no changes yet planned. Drs G W Phipps M H Handgings Ralph Pinion J C Faris and others visited Bedside of Dr L H Brannon shot earlier today in Caruthersville.
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Chicago
Swift, Armour, Wilson
Alschuler
America
Brannon Shot Dead in Barber Shop Slaying
Dr L H Brannon was shot three times by E S Jimmerson at Graves Barber Shop while in chair and lathered. He died about 30 hours later, authorities report a fatal attack during a barber visit.
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E. S. Jimmerson
Graves Barber Shop
Man
Jimmerson Shoots Doctor In Barber Shop Tragedy
In Hayti at 9 15 a.m. Jimmerson entered James Graves barber shop and fired five times at Dr L H Brannon who lay in the chair. Brannon was wounded in the left side and back but was moved to Memphis for care. Jimmerson fled but was captured and jailed. Brannon died later that morning. Brannon, a former mayor and Democratic official, owned a large insurance portfolio and planned to leave for Tulsa. The community reels as details emerge of a feud turned fatal.
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Hayt
L. H. Brannon
James Graves
Frank Foster
Jimmerson
Satth & Wesson
Dr. Brannon
Brannon
Tts
Memphis
Oklahoma
Hayti
Resolutions on Death of Lloyd H Brannon at Belled Home
The Supreme Architect called Lloyd Henry Brannon from labor to rest on September 15 1921. The lodge notes his devotion as husband father and faithful member and laments the loss to family lodge and community. They express sympathy to the widow and child and authorize printing in The Hayti Herald and Tulsa Oklahoma papers.
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Lloyd Henry Brannon
Brother Brannon
Lodge
Brannon
Hayti Herald
Tulsa
Okla
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Ralph Pinion
J. C. Faris
H. T. Sempson
Dr. L. H. Brannon
J. W. Johnson
George W. Phipps
J. Kohn
R. N. Brasher
Ed Prittin
H. J. Reinhard
Oates
Methodist Church
Grammar School
Doctor Brannon
Howeoe
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Rexall
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Joseph F. Kohn
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H. Earl Raybuck
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L. L. Lefler