U C V Reunion Set for Tupelo June 8 10
The Mississippi division U C V will hold its third annual session in Tupelo from June 8 to 10. Major General Wroten, commander in chief, issued the order praising Confederate veterans and inviting the division to the historic city. Official staff and sponsors were appointed for the event.
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Starkville
Miss
Tupelo
Wroten
Magnolia
Mississippi
United Confederate Veterans
Southland
Mississippi Teachers Name W N Taylor Field Secretary
W N Taylor brother of Judge O B Taylor will become field secretary of the Mississippi Teachers Association with headquarters in Jackson. He will assume duties June 1 and also serve as business manager of the official publication Mississippi Educational Advance. Taylor has long service in Mississippi schools including roles at Mississippi College and Hinds County Agricultural High School.
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Jackson
Miss
W. N. Tayolr
O. B. Taylor
Mississippi Teachers’ Association
Mr. Taylor
John Rundle
Grenada
Meridian
W. N. Taylor
Kimichael
Taylor
Mississippi Educational Advance
Hinds County Agricultural High School
Raymond
Amendments Approved To Mississippi Charters
The governor approved amendments to several Mississippi company charters. Charleston Oil and Gas increases capital to 500000 with W B Burke president and N A Shields secretary. Sunflower Compress raises stock to 100000, based in Indianola. Capital Auto Sales expands to 100000 in Jackson. Excelsior Steam Laundry Natchez lifts capital from 45000 to 20000.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Charleston Oil and Gas Company
W. B. Burke
N. AN. Shields
Sunflower Compress Company
Indianola
Capital Auto Sales Company
Excelsior Steam Laundry
Natchez
Williams Denies Possible Senate Re-Election
Washington May 10 United States Senator John Sharp Williams of Mississippi denied any possibility of running again for office and said he would retire at the end of his term in 1923. The New York World had dispatched a story claiming he might be persuaded to seek re election amid heavy pressure.
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Washington
New York World
Senate
United States
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Williams
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J.C. Smiutteh
Oxford
LD Reliabll
Palm Beach
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General Wroten
Teachers Select
Educational Advance
of State Association
Liccertt & Myers Topracco Co
Bramlett Hospital
Oxford Furniture CO
Oxford, Mississippi
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