Mississippi Supreme Court Challenge on Tax Commissions
Lawsuit in Mississippi and Jones County contests the attorney general’s authority to set commissions on tax collections. The bill claims $5000 of state and county funds were improperly deducted and seeks a ruling on allowed percentages for sheriffs in state and county taxes. The dispute centers on 1922 Jones County tax totals near $100,000 and commission rules under 1922 statutes.
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Shel by educator threatened. K K K note found
A racist extremist group claimed responsibility for threats toward J. F. Williams an African American educator slated to speak at the county courthouse in Shel by. Two youths in a car delivered a note signed K K K, implying violence and urging action by locals to ensure conviction. The plan lacked official insignia and was condemned by some as manipulation by extremists.
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Tishomingo Cotton School to Explain Grading and Marketing
The Mississippi Farm Bureau Cotton Association plans a county wide cotton school at Iuka on Wednesday August 1 1923 for farmers and friends of Tishomingo county. Demonstrations on grading stapling warehousing will be led by agricultural leaders. R Af Pate from the Farm Bureau will discuss cooperative marketing. A basket dinner will follow.
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For Sale Scholarships at Memphis Business College and Wheeler’s
Classified note offers two college scholarships in Memphis business college and in Birmingham Wheeler’s Business College. Potential buyer can save money by acquiring one or both scholarships.
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Tishomingo County Fair Exhibits urged for October display
Tishomingo County clubs plan a county fair exhibit in Iuka at the Marin Bureau warehouse October 4 and 5 1925. A three member committee will oversee booth setup with 2 male and 1 female assistants. Prizes include cash awards for best community displays and a state fair trip for the dairy club record. Community participation and youth involvement are stressed to ensure a successful county showcase.
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Trustees Select Plans for New One Story School House
The consolidated school trustees met to study and select blueprints for a new one story school house with modern design. Attendance at the Springhill political campaign opening was heavy and many students wished for more time. Candidates will speak at Tishomingo on Friday July 27, with a large crowd anticipated. Reporter notes the central meeting place could draw up to four thousand if state officers attend.
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Springhill
Tishomingo
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Insurance Commissioners Endorse Henry Victory at Court Victory
A crowd of endorsements and congratulatory messages flows for Henry and his Supreme Court win. Officials from several states including Virginia and Pennsylvania express support, noting integrity, experience, and steady leadership in insurance regulation.
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Supreme Court
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