Reeves Slayer Is Killed In Winona Pistol Battle
Clyde A. Hamilton the Reeves killer dies after a gunfight with Sheriff Smith and City Marshal Glenn in Winona Mississippi. Alden Shaw and E B Kelly captured. all three had escaped from Shelby county jail. Miss Dodd alerted officers with a water request and a phone tip.
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Memphis
Tenn
Clyde A. Hamilton
George Reeves
Winona
Miss
Alden Shaw
E. B. Kelly
Shelby County
Reeves
Hamilton
R. F. Smith
Montgomery County
Joe Glenn
Glenn
Shaw
Kelly
Smith
Sam
O. Bates
T. E. McLendon
Mary Dodd
Wynona
H. R. Dodd
Miss Dodd
Shriff Smith
Marshal Glenn
Hamiltom
Sheriff Smith
Yeggman
Marshal
Perry
Federal court to convene next Monday as docket grows
A federal court will convene next Monday amid a heavy docket. The entry notes general references to fever like bilious fever and la grippe with mentions of remedies and conditions. The fragment mentions fever and parasites but lacks clear, actionable details.
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Federal Court
Home Economic Notes Highlight County Club Achievements
Abbeville faces diphtheria quarantine delaying Thanksgiving plans but hosts the largest home demonstration enrollment and many new recipes. Miss Eddie Kate Crouch earns honors for dairy club work with multiple prizes and a self cow trip. Edith Harris wins grand sweepstakes in bread at the state fair, marking Lafayette county success two years in a row.
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Abbeville
Eddie Kate Crouch
Woodson Ridge
A. & M. College
Edith Harris
Lafayette County
Ethel Smith
Legate Leaves the University
A farewell note honors Ray H. Legate who resigns as secretary of the student Y M C A at Ole Miss effective December 1 1920. He will lead relief work in Hungary with the Y M C A and sail for Europe mid next month joining wife Mrs Legate and three children. Legate's career includes Yale MA 1910 YMCA posts Clemson Vanderbilt and war work in England Scotland Ireland and Wales.
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Ray H. Legate
Powers
Hegste
Rous Switzerland
Hungary
Illinois
Mr. Legate
Arkansas
University of Arkansas
Yale
Clemson College
South Carolina
Vanderbiltt University
Nashville
Tenn
South
Ole Miss
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
London
United States
Europe
David R. Porter
America
Raincoats Profiteering Exposed In Government Sale
A New York conflict over army raincoats shows a profiteer chain buying 300000 coats at 25 cents from the government and selling to stores at 2.50 dollars, yielding vast margins. The piece argues government advertising would educate the public and thwart graft, urging publishers to support state promotion and efficient disposal of surplus stock.
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New York
Army
John Wanamaker
Parcel Post
Congress
Washington
American Press
Passing of Oxford Citizen J B Roach at 68
Mr J B Roach died Saturday at age 68 leaving three sons C H Roach of this city J B Roach Jr of Statesville NC and E H Roach Memphis Tenn and one daughter Interment was in City Cemetery Sunday afternoon with Rev J A Christian officiating
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J. B. Roach
Oxford
Mr. Roach
C. H. Roach
J. B. Roach, Jr
Statesville
N. C
E. H. Roach
Memphis
Tenn
J. A. Christian
William Wooten Dies at 80 in Oxford Home
William Wooten age 80 longtime Oxford resident died at his home late Wednesday. He was among the last Confederate Veterans and is survived by several children. Funeral services were held today followed by interment in City Cemetery.
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William Wooten
Oxford
Mrs Barry Visits Magnolia Daughter Freeman
Mrs B H Barry recently returned from Magnolia where she visited her daughter Mrs Freeman.
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B. H. Barry
Magnolia
Mrs. Freeman
Fire destroys vast Jasper business district in five hours
A blaze in Jasper Alabama began at 4 20 a m in the Crawford Mercantile building and razed 20 business houses and 10 residences before 9 o clock. Losses exceed 500000 with the main block and parts of three others wiped out. The fire damaged the Southern Bell Telephone Western Union Telegraph First National Bank and the Southern Hotel properties.
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Jasper
Ala
Crawford Mercantile Company
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
First National Bank
Southern Hotel
Loving Cup Presented To The U D C S
The Albert Sidney Johnston Chapter of the U D C received a loving cup from Narmal-Tin and the Gotenerator Veterans and Lamar Rifles as thanks for courtesies to the remaining gallant band. Major General J L Shinault spoke and presented the cup to Mrs J Hicks, president, who responded warmly. Mrs P H Wright was named custodian. Distress after eating ad shows Herbine digestion aid, price 60c, sold by A H Kendel.
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A. H. Kendel Adv
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Miss Mary Dodd
Lea
College Hill School News
Lyceum
Weslie Elmore
Bush
Pattie Frierson
Jack Dillard
Leon Galloway
R. B. Herring
Legate Leaves
The
Geneva
Switzerland
R. H. Legate
J.B. Roach
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