Mississippi farmers urged to discuss improved farm gear
A Mississippi committee urges farmers to plan April discussions on farm implements, work stock, home gardens, and public schools. The memo argues for bigger, better tools to boost productivity, reduce labor, and enhance education and community facilities, citing tobacco potential and labor efficiency.
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Neal Hitch
Hach Wealanion
Miesissippi
Mississippi
Sion
W. Hi, Smith
E.R, Lloyd, le, Blakeslee
Tornado Claims Twelve Lives in Wise County Texas
A deadly tornado struck Wise County Texas Tuesday evening causing heavy damage and at least twelve deaths with twenty or more injured. The hardest hit areas include rural farm homes near Slidell between Ducat and Gainesville where eight members of one family perished in a wrecked house. The storm also started a fire amid the ruins, delaying relief efforts as residents assessed property loss and casualties.
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Dallas
Texas
Yar
Wise County
Slidell
Ducatit
Gainesville
Onowth
Louan
Judge Muzzles Press in Amite Murder Trial
Judge Killa issues peremptory order barring newspapers from printing or broadcasting witness testimony in the Avery Hlount murder case involving Benjamin Breeland his wife and daughter. Prosecution warns future trials could be jeopardized by publication while other judges urge restraint despite strong newspaper protests.
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Killa
Avery Hlount
Benjamin Breeland
Ten
Thm
Father Kills His Daughter In East Side School Path
New York reports a court interpreter shot and killed Mina Anna Mangano a public school teacher on the way to work as crowds watched. He then turned the revolver on himself but was stopped by a bystander. two more shots fired during the struggle. Mangano was taken into custody.
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Tohacco Browz
W. J. Hardy
Mattienburg
Pass Christian
Givens
Loukesville
Green County
Mississipipi
Mynel
Hattiesburg
Havana
Ehud
Virginia
Kentucky
Old Dominion
Pinehurst
Hesburg
Hawdy
Mississippi
Chinchala
Alt
Mississippi Line
Florida
Tolmeca
New York
Viramagin
East Phite
Mina Anna
East One Hundred
Mangang
Mangano
Deep Waterways Meeting Planned for New Orleans in November
The Lakes to the Gulf Deep Waterway Association announces its convention in New Orleans on November 12 and 13. The organizers say the official program will be sent from St. Louis within the next two weeks and will invite representatives from many foreign nations to attend.
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New Orleans
New Orleane
New Orleana
Orgentension
St. Louis
Killaby’s Wives Meet in Oklahoma City Drama
Norman residents recount a tangled marriage saga involving Wi Killaby who wed Mabel Reeling after meeting in St Louis. Mrs Killaby No 4 vows to see him behind bars. Mrs Killaby No 2 plans to assist in prosecution as a new wife, Mrs Killaby No 1 from Hollandale, joins the dispute.
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Norman
Okla
Hellandate
Miss
Killaby
Mabel Reeling
St. Louis
Mexico
Mrs Killaby No. 1
Hollandate
Ing Killaby
Roosevelt Sails on Safari Voyage Amid Parade of Cheers
Ex President Theodore Roosevelt embarks from Hamburg on an African safari aboard the Hamburg America liner. Kermit Roosevelt accompanies as official photographer while crowds cheer from the pier and ships till the salute of thirteen guns from Fort Hamilton and nearby vessels.
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Ike—Weong
Hamburg
Thodore Roonwvelt
Anotien
Tino Pier
Forta Hamilton
Wada ‘Worth
Kermit Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Aml Son
Kidnapers Arrested in Willie Whitla Case
In Cleveland Ohio a man and a woman are arrested with nine thousand seven hundred dollars in their possession, believed linked to the Willie Whitla kidnapping. The woman admitted involvement and warned of trouble, as officers Shattuck and Wood recover the money and capture the suspects near the central police station. The man fled but was halted by a warning shot. the woman surrendered.
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Clevelana
Willie Whitla
Whey
Shattuck
Sharon
Bonewih
Frank Wood
Wood
Merilian
Honda
Theatrical Managers Offer Willie Whitts $3000 Weekly
Cincinnati managers Zeigler and Anderson of the Columbia Theater propose an $3000 weekly fee for Willie Whitts to perform in a vaudeville act at their theater in Cincinnati and at Indianapolis and Townsville after his recovery from kidnapers. They believe public interest will make such a voluntary appearance a strong draw.
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Willie Whitts
Cincinnnati
3-Cent Rate Restored by Missouri Railroads
A Missouri statement announces April 1 implementation of a 3 cent rate and a 2000 mile interchangeable book at 2 cents per mile. After Jefferson City talks with Gov Hadley and Attorney General Major, union officials say interstate through rate terms are acceptable. Details include mileage books ranging 500 and 2000 miles, with varying bearer and owner terms.
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St. Louis
Tofferson City
Goy
Hadley
Major
Iegislature
Jefferson City
Executive
Legislative
Marines Go Back To Ships After Roosevelt Order
Washington reports that President Tutt directed restoration of Marines to exact duties they held before the Roosevelt order. The Navy appropriation act had set a percentage of Marines aboard ships, with command by ship captains, returning Marines to their original roles including manning secondary batteries and other ship duties.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Tutt
Congress
Navy
Marine Corps
Poot Roosevelt
Three Month Bride Found Dead in Indiana Shed Tragedy
The widow Mrs Dessie Tew Culbertson, three months married, died by self harm in Vincennes. Authorities report she swallowed carbolic acid and left a threatening letter. A miniature skull skeleton was found near her head, attached to the note, suggesting she feared murder for revenge but investigators found no evidence of foul play.
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Vincennes, Inn
Dessie
Overton Cuthbertson
Myatory
Culbertson
Revange
Supreme Court to Rule on Bucks Stove Case Appeal
The Bucks Stove and Range Co of St Louis seeks to overturn a district court ruling that modified an injunction. The American Federation of Labor leaders were barred from publishing Bucks Stove in its We Can't Patronize list. The company, via attorney, moved for Supreme Court review.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Bucks Stove
Washington
Justive
American Federation of Labor
United States
Wu Prema Court
A Dash of Onion Flavoring in Dishes
A brief note on how onion contributes to flavor in creamed meats and chicken dishes. It suggests adding onion to enhance taste and seasoning for baked or prepared meals.
Freshening Stale Rolls with Quick Reheat Tips
A brief note on reviving stale rolls by softening in a microwave for ten minutes then drying briefly in a hot oven. The method aims to restore texture and warmth before serving.
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Newa
Mississippi News Roundup Touches Elections and Local Affairs
Amid Mississippi reports, Warren county faces juror seating disputes with racial tension allegations. Laurel and Vicksburg attract business talks on sawmills and water system bonds, while Meridan plans public libraries and education drives. Mississippi rural clubs organize for scientific agriculture as executions, elections, and municipal notes fill the page.
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Judge Muzzles Press
York
Deep Waterways Meeting
Guna
Gan
Lississippi Hews
Voller
Warren County
Tudge Rite
Elwiner
Vicksburg
Waovsee Lumber Company
Wisconsin
W. H. Bissell
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Ana
Water Valley
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Girl’ Club
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Fayettey
Kelly
Rodney Landing
Christo
Wilso Cote
Wilton
Merey
John
Gram
Hoge
Grima
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Wer
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Ei Dartleie
Charles H. Danforth
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