Smith Endorsed for Re-Election to State Supreme Court
The district and many leading figures praise stice Smith for his impartial record, legal ability, and long service. Advocates of the people stress his demonstrated temper, integrity, and independence from party politics as essential to upholding justice in Mississippi.
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Stice Smith
Smith
Supreme Court
Bereme Court
Evs
Sevsons
Ued Wvoman
Hah
Mississinpi
Riser
Ey Smith
Union
Key Smith
Holmes County Pageant Planned With August Dates
An organization to chronicle Holmes county history plans a centennial in 1933. A kickoff meeting of community chairmen is set for July 12 at Castalian Springs, with a county wide pageant to be staged August 23 or 26. Local town chairs and volunteers will gather stories and data for a commemorative history book.
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Holmes County
Castalian Springs
Alice Gwin
Lexington
Pea
Clyde Maxwell
Pickens
A. R. Archer
Craver
Sam Foose
Tehula
Kate Howoldstein
Durant
Hubnes County
Holmes County Urges Unanimous Vote for Judge Sydney Smith
A public appeal urges voters in Holmes County and the Supreme Court district to support Judge Sydney Smith. The message emphasizes his active, brilliant mind and perfect health, claiming many useful days ahead, and asks for an unanimous election. De R. C. Elmore of Durant was in Lexington Friday.
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Noty
Ity
Sydney
Eir
Supreme Court
Holmes County
Sydney Smith
de, R. C. Elmore
Durant
Lexington
New Truck Tax Takes Effect July 1 in Holmes County
The new Senate Bill No 201 redefines commercial motor vehicles including trucks and buses and sets annual charges by weight. Holmes County sheriff’s office reports inquiries as owners prepare for the July 1 effective date with passenger cars also falling under the new weights and horsepower rates.
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Sheriff's Office
Holmes County
August primaries loom in congressional and highway races
Voters face a July 7 registration cutoff to participate in August state and district primaries and the November election. Mississippi will hold two state primaries this fall, not four, with the August 28 congressional primary and a possible second August primary. Attorneys general interpretation suggests primaries can be held together. candidates for supreme court and highway commission file 10 days before August 28 while congressional filings close 60 days prior, on June 4.
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Circuit Clerk's
Mississippi
J. A. Lauderdale
Committee New
Supreme Court
Atty
General Lauderdale
Supreme Court and Highway Commission
Congressios Nili
Elas
Eastern Star Meeting Friday Night
Mrs L Wallace as Worthy Matron announces a monthly Eastern Star meeting on Friday July 1 at 8 o clock. Members urged to attend as the agenda includes future plans and important matters to discuss.
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Eastern Star
L. Wallace
Mator
Jeome
Ovpitans
Past Registrants Exempt From New Law Effect Claim
A fragment notes a distinction for individuals registered before the law took effect. It suggests exemptions or continuity for those with prior registration status under the changed legal framework.
National Democratic Convention Nominates Candidate
The Democratic National Convention in Chicago begins work on presidential and vice presidential nominations with Mississippi delegates forming committees. Officials named include Senator Pat Harrison to rules and Gov. Sennett Conner as delegation chairman. Roosevelt forces push to drop two thirds rule amid tense roll calls and shifting loyalties.
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Chicago
Windy City
Mississippi
Pat Harrison
Greek L. Rice
E.G. Ham
Charles Snow
Jackson
Sennett Conner
Roosevelt
Rules Committee
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Siveneth
Thomas J. Walsh
Mustang
Bein
Toherry Shouse
Kansas
Lexington Theatre to Open Under New Management July 1
The Lexington Theatre will begin new management on July 1 with E. B. Williams of Grenada as manager and FE W. Tyson as lessee. Tyson, manager of the Lyric Theatre in Greenwood, announces a policy of latest releases at popular prices and improved programming. Admission will be 25 cents for adults, 10 cents for children, and balcony prices for colored patrons. Williams will act as team leader, with no personnel changes expected. The Advertiser issues this week carry the program for patrons.
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Lexington Theatre
E. BE. Williams
Grenada
FE. W. Tyson
Lexington
Tyson
Lyric Theatre
Greenwood
Delta
Williams
Mr. Tyson
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National Democratic Convention
Huey Long
Louisiana
Albert C. Ritchie
Marland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
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