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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1921

Page

3

Kelley and Shaw Sentenced to 22 Years in Tennessee Prison

Covington Tenn March 9 Edward B Kelley and Alda C Shaw were sentenced to 22 years each in the Nashville penitentiary after a jury convicted them of conspiring with Clyde Hamilton to murder Jailer George Reeves to aid an escape. Hamilton was killed in Mississippi while resisting arrest. Irene Shaw faces trial next Tuesday as accessory.

Winona Miss Kelley Shaw Covington Irene Shaw Alda Shaw Hamilton

Funeral for Champ Clark Marks His Birthday

Hundreds attend the funeral in Mound cemetery Bowling Green Missouri on Champ Clark birthday anniversary. The Democratic leader was buried beside his father Hampton Clark and two infant children. Prayers at the simple service praised his righteousness and character. federal officials and national figures sent floral tributes while trains carried mourners along the route.

Bowling Green Champ Clark Little Mound Hampton Clark Champ Anna Robert S. Boyd Clark Kansas City Presbyterian Church Ray Charles Jarmati George C. Hitchcock St. Louis Lousiana Court House Washington

Card of Thanks from the McLarty Family

Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of husband and father J R McLarty. Signed by Mrs J R McLarty and children, noting lasting remembrance.

Cotton Carry-Over Debate Prompts Southern Ruralist Letter

A March 1 Southern Ruralist article sparks a letter from the Cotton Acreage Committee challenging figures on the 1920 carry-over. The group argues the July 31 carry-over will exceed 9 million bales, cites Census data on U. S. stocks and linters, and urges publishers to rely on authoritative sources.

United States Department of Markets Southern Ruralist Atlanta Georgia Bureau of Markets U. S. Bureau of Census United States Census Bureau Great Britain United States Department of Commerce Bureau of the Census Europe Japan New York Chronicle Henry G.ester Henry Hester Yqu U. S Abe Col. Hester Rome South

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Wilson Harding Missouri James M. Thomson Illnes Deppendable Lenox Davidson’s Variety Store Oxford, Mississippi Sur J. R. McLarty THE First National Bank Ber Yates Auto. Co Trouville Voiles Leader Oxford
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