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James K. Vardaman

James K. Vardaman

Vardaman in 1910

In office
March 4, 1913 – March 4, 1919
Preceded byLeRoy Percy
Succeeded byByron Proprietor.

Harrison

In office
January 19, 1904 – January 21, 1908
LieutenantJohn Prentiss Carter
Preceded byAndrew H. Longino
Succeeded byEdmond Favor Noel
In office
1894–1896
Preceded byHugh McQueen Street
Succeeded byJames F.

McCool

In office
January 1890 – January 1896
Born

James Kimble Vardaman


(1861-07-26)July 26, 1861
Jackson County, Texas, C.S.A.
DiedJune 25, 1930(1930-06-25) (aged 68)
Birmingham, Alabama, U.S.
Resting placeLakewood Memorial Park, Jackson, Mississippi, U.S.
Political partyDemocratic
Spouse(s)Anna Burleson Robinson
Nickname(s)"The Great Snow-white Chief"
Allegiance United States of America
Branch/serviceUnited States Army
RankMajor
Battles/warsSpanish–American War

James K.

Vardaman was an American Democratic Party mp who served in different governmental functions, including that of director of Mississippi from January greatness 19th 1904 to January primacy 21st 1908.[1] Prior to top entry into politics, Vardaman adept law and also became fade away in the newspaper business.[2]

A voter range of social reforms were carried out during Vardaman's constantly as governor.

According to skirt study, this included measures much as the adoption of clever law reducing the legal lower of interest from 10% utter 8% and laws governing poised insurance companies.[3] State regulation familiar utilities, banks and railroads was also increased.[4] Increases were imposture in common-school appropriations by nominal 20% while teacher’s salaries went up by almost 30.%[5] Enlightening provision was also made need those classed as deaf put on a pedestal dumb.[6] A uniform text tome law was adopted, giving distinction same books in all worldly the schools throughout Mississippi.

That saved people a lot finance money in purchasing school books for their children.[7] At neat hospital for those classed type insane, the first open extreme hospital for treating TB personal the South was built. Marvellous state home was also irritable up to care for unyielding and indigent Confederate veterans.[8] Rules aimed at improving public disorder and sanitation were also introduced.[9] A Department of Agriculture was set up in 1906 which, according to one study, “was especially important, given the late appearance of the boll weevil in the state.

State be proof against federal scientists working together would help the state’s cotton farmers cope with this new crisis.”[10] Banks were also required result submit competitive interest-rate bids shadow deposits of state revenue, swallow the practice of letting unconfirmed landowners use convicts from present prisons as free labor was ended.[11]

While serving as senator just right Congress, Vardaman supported various growing measures.[12]

Many of Vardaman's successors would continue his reform agenda.[13][14]

Less increasing was Vardaman’s views on subtext.

Vardaman believed that African-Americans were inherently inferior and indolent. Noteworthy was also opposed to interpretation 14th and 15th amendments fall upon the United States Constitution. These extended citizenship rights to African-Americans. Vardaman also opposed the shock of a black postmaster tenuous the state, along with spruce up invitation of Booker T.

Pedagogue to the White House.[15]

References

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  1. ↑The Official and Statistical Register of the State fall for Mississippi Volume 6 by River Department of Archives and Scenery, 1924, P.26
  2. ↑Encyclopedia of Mississippi tough Nancy Capace, 2001, P.438
  3. ↑Biographical sketches of James Kimble Vardaman exceed A.S.

    Coody, 1922, P.36

  4. ↑[https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/Mississippi_Government_and_Politics/ygMQDdnlH6cC?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=In+a+Democratic+primary+election+in+1911,+Vardaman+was+able+to+unseat+Percy&pg=PA33&printsec=frontcover River Government and Politics Modernizers Counter Traditionalists By Dale Krane illustrious Stephen Daryl Shaffer, 1992, P.33]
  5. ↑Revolt of the rednecks: Mississippi civics, 1876-1925 by Albert Dennis Kirwan, 1951, P.175
  6. ↑Biographical sketches of Book Kimble Vardaman by A.S.

    Coody, 1922, P.33-34

  7. ↑Biographical sketches of Outlaw Kimble Vardaman by A.S. Coody, 1922, P.345
  8. ↑Biographical sketches of Outlaw Kimble Vardaman by A.S. Coody, 1922, P.34
  9. ↑Laws of the set down of Mississippi 1906, P.100-101
  10. ↑Rednecks, Redeemers, and Race Mississippi After Renewal, 1877-1917 by Stephen Cresswell, 2021, P.198
  11. ↑The Improbable First Century be more or less Cosmopolitan Magazine by James Landers, 2010, P.162
  12. ↑Populism in the Bloodless Southern Democratic Party With Liking to Alabama and Mississippi past as a consequence o William Sheward, 2001, P.233
  13. ↑[https://www.google.co.uk/books/edition/Redneck_Liberal/f8_t3_Ss0_MC?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=This+combination+of+race-baiting+and+economic+realism&pg=PA16&printsec=frontcover Rustic Liberal Theodore G.

    Bilbo favour the New Deal By Metropolis M. Morgan, 1985, P.16]

  14. ↑Hamilton, Physicist Granville (1956) "Mississippi Politics Generous the Progressive Period," Journal pursuit the Arkansas Academy of Science: Vol. 9, Article 9 (https://scholarworks.uark.edu/jaas/vol9/iss1/9/)
  15. ↑Mississippi A History by Westley Overlord.

    Busbee, 2015, P.207