Local political announces in Second District race
Announcements authorize Albert C. Anderson of Ripley Mississippi as a Democratic primary candidate for Congress in the Second District. J Les Bates of Pittsboro Calhoun Co. is named as a Circuit Judge candidate in the Third Judicial District. Sam M. Huston, a lawyer and former university graduate, introduced Lieut. Gov. Bilbo at Meridian and pledged support with Percy as campaign manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert D. Stephens
Congress
Albert C. Anderson
Ripley
Tippah County
Miss
Pittsboro
Calhoun County
Third Judicial District
Sam M. Huston
Bilbo
Meridian
Huston
Percy
Meridian rally honors Bilbo amid jubilant crowd
Meridian residents packed the square for a reception honoring Gov. Bilbo after his acquittal on a trumped up charge. Speeches by Sen. Lee M. Russell Ex Sen John L Hebron and Sam M. Houston praised Bilbo as they endorsed his continued political run and stressed endurance through the trial.
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Meridian
Theo. G. Bilbo
Jas. K.vardaman
Bilbo
Ger Brewer
Lee M. Russell
Cheeter
John JL. Hebron
Jackson
Brewer
U. S
John Sharp Williams
Sam M. Houston
Houston
Leroy Percy
The Bilbo Case Acquittal and Jury Vindication
The piece lauds the acquittal of Lt Gov Theo G Bilbo in a bribery case. It criticizes Gov Brewer for alleged graft and political scheming, claims Bilbo faced a biased trial, and praises the jurors for delivering a fair verdict despite intense political pressure.
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Theo. G. Bilbo
Brewer
Mississippi
Vardaman
Europe
Jackson
Legislative Investigating Committee
Handa
C.C. Smith
Col. W. A. Montgomery
Earl Brewer
Boyce &Co
Bilbo
Vardafused
Varda
Steve Castleman
Castleman
Hobbs
Warren County
Mesera
Voller
Brunini
Kelly
Hinds County
Teat
Gov. Brewer
Pat Henry
Jim Andersen
Tunica County
Sion
Kickapoo Worm Killer Promoted for Child Worms
An old advertisement urges parents to treat children's chills and worm-related symptoms with Kickapoo Worm Killer. The tone promises a laxative cure in candy form, easy for kids to take, and claims to expel intestinal worms as the cause of illness.
Statement of the Bank of Oxford financial condition 1914
Statement shows assets and liabilities for The Bank of Oxford Oxford Mississippi as of June 30 1914. The report lists capital paid in 880000 deposits 2215405 certificates of deposit 85518 and other accounts totaling 35555694. Sworn before Geo Notary Public on June 24 1914 with commission expiring May 16 1916.
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Tomty and
Geo
Know It Well Familiar Features Well Known to Oxford Citizens
Oxford readers hear a testimonial about kidney weakness and back pain linked to typhoid recovery. M. M. Knight, a lumber dealer on South Street, Oxford, claims his family member suffered four years of a weak back after typhoid and benefited from Dean's Kidney Pills.
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Oxford
Dean
M. M. Knight
Second South St
Knight Props
Buffaloe
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Eliza A. Thompson
Hox
J. Les Bates
Bank of Oxford
Board of Bank Examiners
H. Logax
Carhier
Lafayette
Sweaeeemees
Discovery
Batman Manufacturing CO
Grenada
Issippi
Rowland Dring Co
Johny Jones
Taylor
Sloan
Ieee
Lincklen
Arnica
Nog Lemur Lee Uleeee
Louisiana
Cee Ieeee
Burkeville
Texas
I Medicine
New Orleans
R. A. Hall
Kendel, and
Rowland Drug Co
Kennedy
Hanberlain
Juno
Our
West Side Square
Tue Eade
Fire Insurance
America
O. B. Boone
First National Bank
Cash Jewelry Store
Tomlinson
Butler
Oxford Coal & Ice Go
Walter Brummett
Mgr