Murray Antisaloon Meet Highlights Legal Proposals
The meeting produced no action on changing fundamental law though Murray floated a state compact system under congressional sanction to allow interstate beverage movement with uniform bans. Bishop Cannon denounced Cox and urged Southern leaders to back a nonpartisan prohibition stance and nominate a candidate aligning with the party platform.
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Georgia
Murray
Cannon
James M. Cox
Ohio
Cox
Smith
Raskob
Accused Murderer Watches Tent From Cell Silence Maintained
Darrell Kendall, 22, convicts a former Mississippi farm boy accused in the axe murders of Lou H. Brownlee and Martha Smith, gazes at a show tent from his jail cell in Conroe Texas. Sheriff Ben Hicks says Kendall has offered no statements as officers use psychology in hopes of breaking him before a May trial. Kendall has been moved to another cell but remains on the same jail side.
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Darrell Kendall
Mississippi
Lou H. Brownlee
Martha Smith
Ben Hicks
Kendall
Sheriff Hicks
666 Liquid or Tabiets for Colds
A claim offers two complete and effective treatments for colds using 666 Liquid or 666 Salve externally. It promises $5,000 in cash prizes and instructs readers to ask their druggist for particulars.
Southern States Honor R. E. Lee Tradition Across Several Cities
Founders' Day observances spread through Virginia Georgia and Tennessee with United Daughters of the Confederacy led events. Lee and Stonewall Jackson tributes included lectures veterans' gatherings and wreaths at Lee Circle in New Orleans.
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Lee
Roberts Henry
Virginia Association
Tennessee
Louisiana
New Orleans
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Lee Circle Monument
Amazing new cough remedy Mentodene promoted
Ad claims Mentodene stops coughs quickly by warming the body and clearing infections. It asserts relief from irritations and fever and promises rapid control of cold related symptoms within days.
Belzoni Faces Expanding Flood Crisis Across Counties
The flood spreads from Quitman to LeFlore Humphreys and Yazoo Counties after breaks near Dickens plantation. Refugee aid moves from Crowder Marks Lambert to Ruleville as Belzoni strengthens its levee defenses. Panola and Tallahatchie areas recede while Yazoo backwaters threaten new inland areas.
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Quitman County
Red Cross
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Crowder
Marks and
Sunflower County
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Tallahatchie River
Rule
Panola Line
LeFlore
Tallahatchie
Matthew Bayou
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Tippo
Humphreys
Sharkey
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Booster Club Plans Meeting In City Wednesday
Monroe Booster Club outlines campaign rules and methods before candidates in a meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Hotel Frances Building. A vote tally lists Hazeldean Brooks leading with 337,000 votes and Mrs. Marioneaux second with 322,000 as numerous contestants are named with vote counts.
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Monroe “Booster Club
Hotel Frances
Hazeldean Brooks
R. E. Marioneaux
T C. Buford
Florence Ziegler
Myrtis Bledsoe
Give a Loaf Boosted by City Leader and Community
City Judge W M Harper contributed fifty loaves or cash to the Give a Loaf movement aiding flood refugees in Monroe. Voters can donate at poll boxes where Boy Scouts will collect after school. Captain W L Workman of the Salvation Army oversees disbursement of food donations to hungry refugees.
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W. M. Harper
Publc
Monroe
W. L. Workman
Salvation Army
Negro jailed after stabbing dispute over card game
Robert Dugan, a negro, was placed in parish jail on a charge of stabbing Ed Brandt with intent to kill. Brandt was seriously stabbed but expected to recover. The incident followed a dispute over a card game.
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Robert Dugan
Negro
Ed Brandt
Brandt
Three Churches Plan Joint Bible Lecture Series
Three city churches including First Presbyterian First Baptist and First Methodist will cooperate with First Christian Church in Dr. H. H. Halley’s Bible lecture series. Halley will begin at First Christian Church Sunday. afternoon Bible instruction classes are expected to draw large crowds and other churches may join.
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First Christian Church
H. H. Halley
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
First Methodist
Lasses
Halley
A Tonic for Women from Alexandria Says Favorite Prescription Helped
Mrs. T. W. Weems of Folsy Avenue testifies that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription aided a sick relative who improved after taking several bottles. The advertisement invites readers to mail a symptom blank for free medical advice and to ask for the prescription.
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Alexandria
Packare Tontaina
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