Mississippi Senator Percy Replies to Critics
The Mississippi senator responds to a demand for his resignation, stating no action has been taken yet. He argues he was fairly elected and that prior promises to resign if not re elected were not fulfilled, while noting the focus remains on revenue and appropriation bills as the issue moves toward possible journal inclusion.
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United States
Pe Aussell
Senate
Percy
Miner
Noxubee County
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Lot
Washington, D.C
Marett
House of Representaives
Mississippi
United Stasis Senate
Handa
Noted Layman Grips Presbyterian Audience with Sermon
Hon. C. H. Alexander spoke at the Presbyterian church to a large attentive crowd. A lay minister from the state, he is among seventy volunteers delivering four sermons to promote the lay movement. He warned that religion is the motive of history, citing the French Revolution and American discovery as examples. He argued wars have been fought over religious ideals and urged clinging to religion, ending with a call on tithes citing Should a Man Rob God. Prof. Watkins introduced him as Wallace Rodgers sang The Lord is My Shepherd.
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C. H. Alexander
Suni
Malachi
America
Wallace Rodgers
Lord
Prof
Watkins
Child Slavery at Canning Factory in New Orleans
Afbar reports from Dr. Meyer Newhauser alleging child slavery at the Folian canning plant in Vialet La. Children aged six to nine work shucking oysters under filthy unsanitary conditions. Dr Oscar Dowling orders the plant closed and organizes sanitation campaigns across New Orleans restaurants, markets, and dairies.
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Afbar
Meyer Newhauser
Folian
Vialet
Oscar Dowling
Louisiana State Board of ‘Health
Elgt
de. Neliuser
Dowling
New Orleans
Weather Dope for March in Mi FZ Rain Tuesday Night
Weather forecast from Dope Washington predicts rain for Tuesday night and likely Tuesday with cooler conditions. Moderate southeast and south winds shift to northeast by Tasaday, bringing a chill and unsettled skies.
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Washington
Hattiesburg Talent in Laurel Preview of Comic Opera
Hattiesburg talent comes to Laurel on Wednesday March 13 for Scenes From Comic Operas. May Eugene Bridges leads a large cast including Mrs Bleeker and Adele Hitchie in a lively cowboy dance and musical numbers. Tickets are 70 cents downstairs, 50 cents upstairs. a dance follows at the Odd Fellows hall.
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Laurel
Coutle Opera
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Hathiesburg
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Mrs. Blecker
Adele Hitchie
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Bessie
Uanes
Harriet Will
Katie A Dew
Altea Stobinson
Norma Long
Wroline Lall
Frizene Bridges
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W. C
Chart Holnes
James Harrison
Dols Sraith W. Rasken
Will
Rayis
Hitchcock
Mrs PL Bleeker
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Teies
Qurse Ini
Hattivesburg
Wiyns
Moss Monk O Holland
Owhieh
Moore
Une
Auese Prin
Wetama
Mes
Fei
Carinae Venevaldies
the Forty Wollane
Shige Jen Beritice
Caroline Hall
Inj Hatlivebore
Dante
Cass Towels
Tao Martin Dios
Sean
Pink
Dea Aly
Abardelin
Hettiesburg
Elizabeth Stevens
New York R
Baltiesbuce
Odd Fellows' Hall
Senators Percy and Vardaman Deny Snub Claim
Washington report says both senators deny a face to face snub in the senate cloakroom. Percy calls the published statement false and says he did not see Vardaman, while Vardaman similarly denies the encounter, offering contradictory recollections of the moment.
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Washington
Senatior
Percy
Senata i
Lech Vardaman
Senate
Mr. Vardaman
Legislature Busy As Conference Panels Set Week Plans
Daily Argus reports lawmakers expect union of joint conferences and daily sessions through the week. Senate aims to wrap revenue and appropriation bills, with attention to state tax levy and ad valorem tax issues. Major items include state bank inspection, highway commission measures, and anti corporate farming provisions.
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Daily Argus
Dickson
Threerising
Tye
Senate
Brewar
Tel
Sarah Quin
Women Vote Rights Proposed in Kentucky Education Bill
Frankfort Kentucky moves toward women suffrage in school sections with a bill passing the legislature and awaiting the governor's signature. Qualifications mirror male voters in school elections, requiring literacy. Extra Laurel city directories available at 84.00 each from the Daily Laurel office.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Siels
Laurel
Aves
Agricultural Bulletin 8 Issued Highlights Mississippi Farm Data
The Agricultural Bulletin 8 reports Mississippi population ranking and land area, with farm property value at 426.31 million dollars, up 10 percent since 1900, and an average farm value per acre of 13.09 dollars. County variances show 8 to 50 dollars per acre, while western bottom lands average higher. Farm numbers grew from 33,860 to 382 thousand over 60 years, with average farm size about 67.8 acres, shifting toward smaller parcels under tenant cultivation.
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Vanes Dalletin
Mississippi
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