Banks Rally to Oppose BIS Reform Substitute
The Rencher-Smith substitute to the Kyle banking bill adds double liability for stockholders and shifts to elective three bank commissions. Big banks push against any strengthening of smaller banks, claiming loss of deposits and customers. Senate action expected after House adoption, with debate continuing amid strong lobbying.
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Jackson
Mateh
Smith
Dar
Kyle
Winclh
House
Rome
Senate
Reneher
Alfermi
Smate
Othe Simate
Gulfport & Western Railroad Project Near Gulfport
Information from the capital states that once the governor signs, or leases, the Gulfport & Western railroad will immediate begin dredging and construction of submerged lands near Gulfport. The plan includes a large stone and piling pier, an enormous basin, passenger boats and ships, a new route to New Orleans via the Western road, and a canal to Gallipart. The works will deepen the harbor and create transit slips with ample accommodations, awaiting legislative action.
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Soo
Govinor
Gulfport & Wester Railroad Company
Cemain
Gulfport
Lia House
Laing
Senate
Piera
Tule Jong
Amisser
Selhonner
Gulfport & Western Ratroad
Orleans Creat
Gayington
Bern
Fle
Saul
Land Tax Bill Aims to Spur Mississippi Development
The Mississippi legislature backs a privilege tax of twenty cents per acre on large tracts to boost revenue and spur development. The measure, passed the senate and likely to pass the house, targets absentee landlords and speculation while observers note pine forest wealth has been undervalued for years. The debate shifts to whether to raise the ad valorem levy, authorize a bond issue, or allow governor borrowing to cover a looming deficit.
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Dnly
Argus
Spectal Jackson
Mississippi
Senate
House
South
Musissipm
Piney Woods
Butte
Ture
Sia Lo Aevan
Ducumon
Wmder
Invan
Long wear shoes offer durability and style in one pair
The advertisement pitches shoes that outwear others at the same price. It highlights fasts, leathers, and pan dara styles for all ages. Lis offers fashion for youths, conservative options, soft comfort for elders, and matching pairs for children.
Card of Thanks From Laurel Beloved Nature of Loss
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors in Laurel for sympathy after the death of Trene T H Nelson and Fatals. The note mentions spring concerns among residents about preparing land for planting, reflecting community mood.
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Laurel
Trene
T H Nelson
Wayde
Thas Eierity
South Mississippi Given Her Due At Last
South Mississippi is to gain additional representation in both legislative branches as the senate concurs with a house resolution amending the constitution. The income tax bill for incomes over 64182,500 annual was revived by the senate, amended by the judiciary, then rushed back to the house for concurrence.
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Mississippi
Dealy Irgus
Juckson
South
Senate
South Massissippi
Not Guilty Plea in Federal Conspiracy Case Declined by Judge
Forty six defendants pleaded not guilty yesterday in a federal inquiry into alleged conspiracy to transport dynamite on passenger trains. Judge Ro Anderson overruled all defense demurrers but granted ninety days to file exceptions. Court delayed consolidating trials while United States District Attorneys consider separate trials. Defendants, including Mincks and VeNamara, face charges of aiding and transporting dynamite, with allegations tied to upholding federal statute limits.
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Bet
Indianapolis
Ro Anderson
Salle Mare
United States
Urey
Orlin
VeVarigle
Tohal J
Janes
VeNamara
Valle
McManigal
VeNamaraz
Ranspime
Alfonso
Unclear Terms Clash Over Passengers and Melons
Fragmentary report suggests a legal dispute involves packages said to be eaten on passenger trains. The note references Judge Anderson and questions the merit of interpretations that might overrule or quash the proceedings. User-provided text is garbled and partial.
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den Lem Dudge Anderson
Mail Robbery Case In Federal Court Meridian
The case of 8. Johnson, a car mn sport er aged 18, comes up in federal court at Meridian Us torm. Johnson is accused of taking a registered letter from a mail car neglected by the clerk. Indicted by the federal grand jury, the alleged offense is said to have been committed in February while the car stood in the yards. Chief of Pattee Telkwartltas has been at Meridian this week to testify. Officer Welborn is a wine feduel at the suiface of Gtrel Duck sworth.
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Johnson
Meridian Us Torm
Federal Grand Jury
Johmsen
Uil
Pattee Telkwartltas
Meridian
Prominent Jones County Citizen Jasper Golling Ill With Measles
Jasper Golling, 84, a leading southwestern Jones County resident, is ill with measles. His wife is of similar age and they have a large, long-lived family with no deaths in the immediate clan.
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Jasper Gollins
Gal Ms
Jones County
Jollops
Collins
State Normal College appropriation sparks house debate
A heated morning debate in the house centered on the State Normal College appropriation bill. Trustees seek 00,000 per annum while the senate proposes 45,000 yearly. The discussion continues as Gov Bile arrives to influence the outcome amid plans for timber tax measures and rental notices.
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Daily Argus
Sprval
Darrises
Marerict
State Normal College
Board of Trustees
Senate
Liedl-Gov
College
Ste Gnaile
Linuse Committee
Monument Arrives at Ellisville
Fragmentary note reports a Confederate monument arriving at Ellisville near the courthouse yard. Daughters of the Confederates are arranging a ceremony and organizing a dedication event, with pins and suitable public observances planned.
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Ellisville
Hillis
Confederates
Tnt
Eoulhebius
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