Clarification on Mr C A McCharen Presidency in Mississippi Oil Venture
In The Eagle last week a reference to Mr C A McCharen as president of the proposed Mississippi Oil and Development Company caused concern. The editors explain McCharen was named president for his prominence, not to reflect blame on him, and note multiple promoters including the writer are liable for contracting accounts.
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Eagle
North Mississippi Oil and Development Company
C A. McCharen
the Eagle
McCharen
Oxford
Cox Nomination on 44th Ballot and War Weariness Debate
The article argues for reducing wartime institutions and tightening government after war, urging a firm peace policy and cautioning against reliance on shifting congressional will. It lauds Governor Cox as the most suitable Democratic candidate, citing his legislative record and war-time leadership. The passage also contains an advertisement for McGee's Baby Elixir and a note about Miss Lillian Gamble’s weekend visit.
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League of Nations
James M. Cox
Democratic Party
Congress
Miss McGuire Hosts Cheerful Rook Club Afternoon
A 20th Century Rook Club gathering at Misses McGuire home featured decorated rooms with flags and a patriotic toast by Mrs. D. I. Sultan. An ice course followed before an evening of rock playing by younger guests in honor of Miss Graves of Sumner.
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Misses McGuire
D. I. Sultan
Kate McGuire
Miss Graves
Sumner
Miss
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