Open support for Chancellor Powers after open session vote
The Clarion-Ledger praises the open investigation into charges against Chancellor Powers and notes the Board of Education re elected him unanimously for another year. The piece highlights broad backing from the university community and pledges continued support to Powers to foster a successful 1921 22 session.
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Clarion-Ledger
University
Friends of
Powers
Board of Education
Mississippi
Governor Russell stands firm against extra session stance
The Mississippi press lauds Governor Russell for refusing to call an extra session to address suits against the fire insurance trust. The editor notes widespread public support and compares his decision to a promontory against turbulent corporate pressures, praising his resolve and citing the governor’s letter as unassailable.
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Russell
State Revenue
Stokes Robertson
Wall Street Journal of New York
Mississippi
Stone
Lowry
Insurance Trust
Combine
Hinds County Gavette
Mississippi student education and athletic policy debate
J S Howerton argues for limiting dances and frivolous activities in state education while supporting athletics in moderation. He favors vacations for deans and faculty but opposes full pay leaves for those studying elsewhere, and calls for salary reductions aligned with cost of living.
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Mississippi
Board of Trustees
J. S. Howerton
Clarion Ledger
Oxford Social Roundup of Local Visitors and Guests
Mr R B Calloway and brothers J S and A F Calloway spent Sunday and Monday with relatives in Pontotoc. Rev L M Lipscomb was a guest of the Haleys and Delbridges Friday. Dr J E Hargis and daughter Cecile toured through Tupelo and spoke to the Dental Society on Tuesday. Mrs Will Pettis Sr and sons and grandchildren returned home after two weeks in Oxford and College Hill. Miss Lucille Morgan returned from Memphis to Oxford. Mr and Mrs Howard Ferkins and Mrs Porter visited Oxford Sindy. Doshia Hargis of Water Valley visits her sister Mrs Bedenbaugh. Mrs E A Chambers of Memphis visits daughter Mrs James Chambers.
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R. B. Calloway
Pontotoc
J S
A. F. Calloway
L. M. Lipscomb
Haleys
Delbridges
J. E. Hargis
Miss Cecile
Tupelo
Hargis
Dental Society
Will Pettis Sr
Col
Charles Pettis
Washington, D. C
Will Pettis, Jr
Ellisville
Masters Patterson
Clinton
Oxford
College Hill
Lucille Morgan
Memphis
Howard Ferkins
Porter
Doshia Hargis
Water Valley
Bedenbaugh
E. A. Chambers
James Chambers
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Bill
VU Guos
Tung
Liccerr & Myers
Topacco Co
Kodak Films
Major’s Studio
Miss
Albert Knoeple
Moccasin
Montana
C. Simmons
Delco Light
Blacktrich City
W. E. Crow
G. W. Smith
I. C. R. R. Hernando
Taylor High School
E. B. Hudgins
Taylor
Holly Springs
Eagle Office
A. Callaway
A. V. Hiler
Burr Oak Cord Tire Company
Burr, Oak, Michigan
L. E. Oldham
Rowland Drug Co
F. M. Heard
Notary Public
Harry M. Bryan
Attorney AT Law
Taylor H. McElroy
Oxford, Mississippi
J. E. Pegues
Ss A
Sanders
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