Stokes V Robertson in Mississippi revenue clash heats up
Stokes V Robertson, Mississippi State Revenue Agent, denounces Henry and the Fire Insurance Trust amid a heated campaign. He cites prosecutions, court cases, and alleged misconduct by tax dodgers while defending his record and vowing to continue pursuing state revenue enforcement.
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State Tax Commission
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Vheeese
Attorney General's Office
Revenue Department
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Free Insurance Trust
Supreme Courts
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State Revenue
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C. J. Doyle
New York City
Fire Insurance Trust
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Duatness Enterprises
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W. J. Stricker
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Tourance Commissioner
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J. 5. Newman Summer Company
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Sze Land and Improvement Company
New York
Blodgett Interests
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Agricultural and Marchanleal College
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Mynel
Gus Harmon
Knapp Stout & Co
J. J. Newman Lumber Co
Sage Land & Iprovement Co
Blodgett
Eneeas Sapion
Jarred Torm
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Robertson
Chancvtor
A. Griffich
Harmen
Dla Dedalon
Stokes Robertson
Bishop Galloway
Bishop
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Charles B. Galloway
Knapp Stout Company
Chancery Court
Perry County
Alcorn College
Bishon Galloway
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State Revenue Agent
Treasury
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Associated Press
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Yawauke
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Stokes V. Robentson
Picnic at Juka Monday August 6 Invites All
The Chamber of Commerce announces a community picnic at Juka on Monday August 6. Everyone is invited and asked to bring a well filled basket for sharing with neighbors and visitors.
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Controversy Over Levee Funds Ties Stokes Robertson
In Mississippi politics, questions arise over why Revenue Agent Stokes Robertson has not sued R T Clarke & Company and levee board bonds for misused public funds. The 1922 House committee reported $907,984 overpayment to Clarke, amid ties linking Governor Russell and Lester C Franklin. The piece argues Robertson should pursue legal action against Clarke and levee board officials.
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Stokes Vs Robertson
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R. Z. Clarke & Company
Natchez
Mississippi
Yazoo-Mississippi Delta
House
Russell
R. T. Clarke & Company
Yazoo- Mississippi Delta
Clarke& Company
Legislative Committee
Lee Russell
Lester C. Franklin
R.J. Clarke & Company
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Stokes Y. Robertson
R. T. Clarke & Co
Levee Board
House Journal of Session
State Revenue
R. It’. Clarke & Company
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Whitfield Dominates Miss Governor Campaign Centered in Mississippi
A series of campaign notes from West Point and Jackson report Henry L. Whitfield leading the Mississippi gubernatorial race into the second primary. Supporters tout his clean campaigns, broad appeal, and backing from loyal Mississippians, while opponents’ tactics are derided as desperate and costly. A straw vote in Northeast Mississippi Normal shows Whitfield with a sweeping majority, and Tallahatchie County confirms strong regional strength for his candidacy.
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West Point
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Mississippi Normal
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Hare
Governa
Democratic Party
Y M. Bryan
Tallahatchie
Spockil
Tallahatchie County
Whitefield Chuir
Didacy
Whitfluld
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