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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1922

Page

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Gov Wins in Jurisdiction Battle Over Birkhead Case

In Jackson Mississippi, J W Cassidy for Brookhaven states that Judge Holmes ruling ends the federal suit. If a new bill reaches Oxford they face the same issue. Gov Russell cannot be served while in the southern district. Miss Birkhead’s counsel says service can be had in state courts. judge Holmes venue error contested. Governor Russell remains in court, greeted by supporters, as the ruling relieves him of a 190000 damage claim.

Jackson Miss J. W. Cassidy Brookhaven Jim Cassidy Holmes Oxford Gov. Russell Mississippi New Orleans District Court of Northern District District Court Southern District Russell Thomas R. Foster Vicksburg Miss Birkhead Cassidy Foster Mr. Cassidy D. W. Houston

Jackson District Dismisses Russell Damages Suit For Lack Of Jurisdiction

Judge Edwin Holmes ruled the Jackson division has no jurisdiction to try the $100,000 damage suit filed by Frances Birkhead against Gov. Lee M. Russell. The case will be filed in Oxford in the Northern district, with venue decided over jurisdiction. If moved, trial is postponed to December due to Oxford special court term. Russell testified he was born in Oxford and is a citizen there.

Jackson Miss Edwin Holmes Southern District of Mississippi Lee M. Russell Frances Birkhead Holmes Gov. Russell Oxford Mississippi Miss Birkhead Messrs. Campbell Campbell Yazoo City T. R. Foster Vicksburg Russell

Miss Birkhead Proves She Is a Real CussER

Miss Frances C. Birkhead, a principal in the $100,000 damage suit against Gov. Lee M. Russell, admits she uses profane language. After the suit’s dismissal, she vented her anger to reporters and prepared to return to New Orleans, expressing intent to depart Jackson that night.

Local Social Visits During State High School Meet

Mrs. Henry Gilmer and Mr. Haden Wells visited friends here at the start of the week. Prof. and Mrs. W E Johnston of Durant are guests of Mr. and Mrs. R S Black during the State High School Meet.

Henry Gilmer Haden Wells W. E. Johnston Durant R. S. Black

Board Votes 250 For Hospital At Soldiers' Home

Louisiana county boards approve a 250 appropriation toward Beauvoir Soldiers' Home hospital fund. A Lafayette committee sought support. plans call for public subscriptions to meet 1000 goal. Local veterans question small grant but emphasis on mobilizing county-wide donations and organizations.

Boards of Supervisors Beauvoir J. L. Shinault A. A. Young J. C. Gates Board of Supervisors Lafayette County Lafayette

Purvis Irish Potatoes Laud Purvis Variety

The editor thanks Mr. W. J. M. Purvis for a box of Purvis variety Irish potatoes. The editor notes the potato’s growth improvement year by year and its large size, prolific yield, and excellent flavor. Samples came from the crop planted last August and harvested late fall, storing well through winter.

Purvis W. J. M. Purvis

Obituary of Mr I B Orr Prominent Oxford Citizen

Mr I B Orr aged 81 of Oxford and Lafayette county died suddenly at home on Second Lough Street after noon Friday. He leaves a large family including wife Mrs I B Orr and eight children. Funeral at Orrwood church Sunday 2 pm with Rev J A Christian. burial in Orrwood cemetery. Orrwood post office and community named for him. former Confederate soldier and prominent merchant.

I. B. Orr Oxford Lafayette County Second Lough Street Orr W. W. Elliott John M. Eddins Byhalia H. A. Brown Orrwood E. W. Simpson Wooster Ohio Ira B. Orr H. H. Orr Holly Springs James B. Orr Birmingham Ala Langdon Orr J. A. Christian First Presbyterian Church Ovrrwood

Tan lac Drug Ad Promises Quick Results

It is astonishing how quickly Tan lac will produce results. You usually feel better from the first dose. Row land Drug Company.

Tanlac Rowland Drug Company

Death of Myrtle Pugh at Taylor age 22

Myrtle Pugh aged 22 died Sunday afternoon at 5 30 at her father J R Smiths home in Taylor from pneumonia. She left behind a husband and a six weeks old baby. Interment took place Monday in the Yocona graveyard with Rev Elmer Taylor officiating at the graveside.

Myrtle Pugh J. R. Smith Taylor Yocona Elmer Taylor

Card of Thanks for Myrtle Pugh’s Illness and Death

The family of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Smith thanks friends for kindness during Myrtle Pugh’s illness and death. G. T. Irby.

J. R. Smith Myrtle Pugh G. T. Irby

Mrs Edna Watts Dies at 84 in Tula After Illness

Mrs Edna Watts age 84 died at her home in Tula Tuesday evening at 8 after a four week illness from pneumonia. She is survived by a daughter Mrs J O Brown of Tula.

Edna Watts Tula J. O. Brown

Central Club Reports Year of Home Improvement Work

The Central Club met April 27 with Mrs. Travis Reynolds to discuss improving interiors of homes. Led by Home Demonstration Agent Mary Doney, the group organized a year ago and conducted eight demonstrations including basketry dress forms bread making and canning. They met in eleven homes with an average attendance of ten and twenty six visitors, producing dress forms calves canned and honeysuckle baskets totaling 300.60 dollars.

Central Club Travis Reynolds Mary Doney

Mrs Sue Gilmer Visits Daughter in Mississippi Town

Mrs Sue Gilmer of Toccopola visited her daughter Mrs R S Black the first of the week in a brief family visit noted in the community notes.

Sue Gilmer Toccopola R. S.black

Redpath Chautauqua Opens May 26 With Varied Lectures

The 1922 Redpath Chautauqua opens May 26 for five days featuring the New England Male Quartet, Alexander Trio, Zedeler Symphonic Quintet, Granville Jones, Edwin W. Anangst, Pattison Kline, and Solis Marimba Band. Lectures include Under the Paws of the Russian Bear and The Creed of America, with a home decor talk and a story hour for children.

Redpath Lewis A. Convis Mr. Convis Russia Siberia Alexander Frank Dixon Dixon Zedeler Zedelers Granville Jones Anangst United States New York Pattison Kline

Madison County Farm Bureau hits 250 members amid cotton pooling drive

Huntsville May 2 Madison county farm bureau membership climbs to 250 as farmers pledge over 5 000 bales annually for five years to a cotton pool. Expect 20 000 bales pledged by season's end. Dr Tait Butler of Progressive Farmer to address growers on cooperative pooling and show gains from Oklahoma and Texas pooling. Butler tours Northern Alabama visiting Tuscumbia Florence Huntsville Athens and Moulton. Aaron Sapiroy originator of cooperative selling plans to speak in Albany Decatur May 8.

Huntsville Ala Madison County Farm Bureau Alabama Farm Bureau Madison County Tait Butler Progressive Farmer Oklahoma Texas Butler Alabama Tuscumbia Florence Athens Moulton Aaron Sapiroy Albany-Decatur

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Dallas T. H. Campbell, Sr Teasdale Easton O. R. B. Pace Charlie Thompson Memphis Chattanooga H. D. Easton Shreveport Charleston Mr. Easton Paynes U&elay Mississippi Sun Cusser Frances C. Birkhead Edwin R. Holmes Federal District Court Soldiers’ Home IB. Orr Central Community Chautauqua Madison Farm Bureau Arti Carter’s Drug Store
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