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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1922

Page

7

Local Social Roundup From Nearby Towns

Mr and Mrs James Hattox visited Mr McLarty last week. Clidy May and Gladys Johnson returned Sunday from a week with their aunt in Senatobia. Calvin Durham and son of Ripley visited sister Mrs W W Stuart last week. Walter Sullivan visited home Sunday. Stewart and family and Hardy Biales and family visited their daughter Mrs Jesse Johnson yesterday. Hubert Stewart and Delter McLarty left yesterday for Memphis. Reverend Lorance filled his regular appointment at Central Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Mayfield visited their parents near Etta last week. Mr and Mrs T W Denton visited near Lafayette Springs last week. Maggie McLarty and Carline Stephen visited Floyse Garrett yesterday. Loy Beard visited Willie Garrett yesterday. Curly Rushing was in our midst last night.

Stewart Hardy Biales Jesse John

Shop Worker Beaten After Lure by False Railroad Call Boy

Gus Swanson, a Pensacola shop employee, was abducted by a group of men who posed as a L. & N. railroad call boy and dragged him to a secluded area where he was severely assaulted. Two suspects, both African American, have been arrested and tied to further accomplices.

Pensacola Fla L. & N. Railroad Gus Swanson

Collins Dies in Battle Irish Leader Michael Collins Killed

Dublin reports say Michael Collins head of the Irish Provisional government died in battle with forty free state troops holding off two hundred irregulars. The attack followed the killing of Harry Boland and signals a fierce reprisals campaign as plans for a peace settlement with De Valera and Griffith unfold. Funeral arrangements proceed as crowds mourn and security tightens across Dublin and Cork.

Western association to reorganize with new Class B league

Tulsa officials forecast a reorganization of the Western association to include Fort Smith Tulsa Oklahoma City Muskogee Okmulgee Joplin and Springfield Missouri and one of Enid Henryetta Ardmore or Sapulpa Oklahoma. A winter implementation and a new Class B league are anticipated.

Tulsa Okla Western Association Fort Smith Ark Oklahoma City Muskogee Okmulgee Joplin Springfield Enid Henryetta Ardmore Sapulpa

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Farm Bureau Arm & Hammer Ford Oxford Lafayette Gounty Bureau Pine Lumber Ed Price Mill Track Miss H. B. Owen Tie Co Joe H. Ford Lafayette County Ford Campaign Committee Central News James Hattox Mr. McLarty Clidy May Gladys Johnson Senatobia Calvin Durham Ripley W. W Stuart Mr. Walter Sullivan Hubert Stewart and Delter McLarty Memphis Tenn Mr. Lorance Central Sunday John Mayfield Etta, Miss T. W. Denton Lafayette Springs Maggie McLarty Carline Stephen Floyse Garrett Mr. Loy Beard Willie Garrette Mr. Curly Rushing Collins Dublin Michael Collins Ional Cork Til Collins Ireland Free State Harry J. Boland Trinity College Tion Harry Boland Boland Doublin Eamon DeLavera Chael Collins Near Andon County Cork Richard Mulcahy Free State Cabinet Rutland Square Associated Press London Republican Army Black and Tans Sir Hamar D Greenwood Downing Street Eamonn de Valera Arthur Griffith John Buford John Calhoun City J. F. Reeves Floyd Buffaloe Holly Springs Minnie Lee Woods Moorhead B. J. Wiley Janie Almond Central Lynda Ramey Miss Bettie Boone Waco Texas Mr. Dock Pat Mary Evelyn Lynwood Garrett Thos. E. Pegram Pegram People Pegram Campaign Committee William C. Elmore
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