Mrs Eliza A Thompson Editor At Oxford Eagle
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
2
Re-Election Announcement for Second District Congress
The party announces Hox. Henert D Sternens as a candidate for Congress in the Second Congressional District subject to the Democratic primary. Also named is Hox. Albert C. Anderson of Ripley Tippah County Mississippi as a candidate for Congress in the Second District, pending primary action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hox
Henert D Sternens
Congress
Albert C. Anderson
Ripley
Tippah County
Miss
Thie
Bates of Pittsboro Declares Candidacy for Circuit Judge
Hox J Len Bates of Pittsboro Calhoun County announces candidacy for Circuit Judge in the third Judicial District subject to Democratic primary action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hox
J. Len Bates
Pittsboro
Calhoun County
Third Judicial District
The Bilbo Trial Judge Teat Selection Sparks Debate
Public papers question Kosciusko Judge Teat as Bilbo trial jurist arguing he is both ally and foe of Bilbo. Critics suspect Gov Brewer and Judge Henry influenced the choice and doubt impartiality. The fairness test rests on Teat’s handling of demurrers and pretrial motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teat
Kosciusko
Bilbo
Vardaman
Tron
Brewer
Gov Brewer
Gov. Brewer
Henry
Gilbo's
Candidates preach strange doctrines in state race satire
The piece argues that all candidates align with some faction or principles and mocks those claiming to represent no faction. It contends party lines define government action and warns that claims of neutrality mask entanglement with Vardaman Bilbo supporters and anti factions in Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Republican
Socialist Party
All Parties
Mississippi
Attorney General Should Take Charge of Bilbo Case
The Bilbo case is of great importance and the attorney general should take control from start to finish to ensure a fair trial. The piece argues that pressure on the district attorney is possible, notes Gov. Brewer’s involvement, and warns against persecution while urging citizens to oppose such tactics. It mentions large anticipated attendance and calls for principled action by citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilbo
Powell
Allen Thompson
Gov. Brewer
Consistency in Politics Praised Over Shifting Positions
The text argues for voting for men who have always stood against the common man rather than those who change positions with the wind. It emphasizes the honor of consistency and denounces political shifts as untrustworthy.
Senator Lee M Russell speaks at Woodmen Springs
Senator Lee M Russell spoke in Woodmen Springs Amite county Mississippi last Friday. The Vicksburg Evening Post reports he made a strong showing, praised the welcome from citizens, and predicted the section would deliver a large majority for him in the race for lieutenant governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Woodmen Springs
Amite County
Mississippi
Woodman Springs
Riley
Vicksburg Evening Post
University politics and court scenes crowd Oxford visit
A Times representative toured the educational and intellectual center of North Mississippi as the Federal Court convened under Judge Henry Niles. The piece notes campaigns and candidacies of Dr. Taylor for state treasurer, Lee Russell for lieutenant governor, and others including Albert Anderson and Hubert Stephens in congressional races, with mentions of Gov. Earl Brewer and local figures at Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
North
Mississippi
Federal Court
Henry Niles
State University
Oxford
Taylor
Atate
Hon
Lee Russell
Russell
Bitter Creek
Congress
Albert Anderson
Hubert Stephens
Albert
Stevens
Washington
National Capitol
John J. Hebron
Capitol Hill
Ed Blakeslee
Union County
Blakesley
Earl Brewer
M. Powers
John Stennis
Lauderdale
Albert C. Anderson
Ripley
Bateeville Panelian
Federal Grand Jury
Winona Times
Campaign opens in Gloster with speeches and crowds
The 1914 15 Mississippi campaign opened at Woodmen Springs Amite County drawing about 3000 residents. Speakers included J E Elmer Biloxi Senator W J Evans Lee M Russell and Lt Gov Bilbo. Rain curtailed Bilbo after about 20 minutes as crowds sheltered and listened to the political rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloster
South
Mississippi
Miss
Woodmen Springs
Amite County
C. BP. McPherson
Tatum
RE. Jackson
J. KE. Elmer
Biloxi
State Revenue Agent
W. J. Evans
Calhoun
Bilbo
Brewer
Market News Briefs From Markett Community
Local notes report a beneficial shower Monday night for farmers. Families and neighbors share visits and illnesses, including Mrs. D. U. Carpenter improving. A wedding, Mr. Alvie Barron and Miss Guma Avery, celebrates a new union. Church services and visitors are listed with several births and illnesses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. U. Carpenter
Frank Avery
L. G. Carpenter
Jesse Hensley
Jesse Barron
Oscar Coffman
Myrtle
Minnie Carpenter
Milton West
Fudge
Inez Palmer
Bertha Juno
Minnie
Lillie Carpenter
Alvie Barron
Guma Avery
Lela Courtneys
Norwood Jones
Myrtie Carpenter
Rufus Fudge
J. M. Alooney
Rufus Cook
Roy Addington
Tom Humphreys
Bob Singleton
U. D. Mize
Walter Carpenter
Lonnie Mooney
Vick
Lillie West
Emwel Mooney
Alessis J. W. Lovelady
Howard Lowe
Mises Lillie
Emmale Carpeter
Arbor
Fous
Miss Dinkie Wiley and Newt Craig Wed at Wiley Home
Miss Dinkie Wiley of Oxford and Mr Newt Craig of New Albany married yesterday afternoon at the Wiley residence with Rev W L Hedieleston officiating. The bride and groom received congratulations from close family friends and planned to depart that evening for their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinkie Wiley
Oxford
Newt Craig
New Albany
W. H. Wiley
W. Lb. Hedieston
Dinkie
Board of Supervisors to inspect roads amid 1914 notices
Board of Supervisors will inspect the roads of their respective districts after the June meeting in 1914. Witness my signature this June 4 1914. W J Lovelady President. The first cotton bloom of the season presented to the Eagle by G R Bowles. Bloomed June 10 from seed planted April 12 at I C Demonstration farm. Tom Brown ten miles southeast of Oxford captured a genuine boll weevil and sent it to Oxford for inspection. If genuine, ushers may attend. COUGHS AND COLDS Inn SIS em Continued. De Bow Beason offered as remedy for coughs colds and bronchial troubles. O H Brown Muscatine Ala says Dr King’s New Discovery saved his wife’s life. For children and $1.00 at druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
W. J. Lovelady
Pres
G. R. Bowles
I. C. Demonstration Farm
Tom Brown
Oxford
O. H. Brown
Muscatine
Ala
Electric Bitters touted as health tonic and builder
Advertises a health tonic claiming to cure fatigue nervousness and digestive issues. Includes a testimonial from Mrs. James Duncan of Haynesville Maine and mentions Bucklen's Ice Salve and a cottage for sale on University Avenue with a bargain price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Duncan
Haynesville
T. Bucklen
University Avenue
Dean's Kidney Pills Proven by Oxford Resident Testimony
An Oxford resident reports lasting relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills obtained at Kendal's Store. She cites disordered kidney secretions, back soreness, and inability to lie still, noting another family member also benefited and recommending the remedy. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn & Co. props Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Don
E. Wort
College Hill St
Dean
Kendel’s
Jet
Ward
Foster - Milburn & C O
Props
Buffaloe, NY
Louisiana Low kidney medicine relief rowland Unie
R A Hall reports years of kidney and bladder trouble with incontinence. After using two bottles, he is relieved and praises the remedy as unmatched. Sold by A N H Kendel and Rowland Unig Ule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
R. A. Hall
A. N H. Kendel
Rowland Unig Ue
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