Fanatical minister leads Carolina night riders
Wilmington report says a Clarendon minister heads hooded vigilantes in Columbus county and plans to expand along Ku Klux Klan lines. Solicitor Burney leads an investigation into 11 floggings including Mrs Bertha Fowler and her 14 year old daughter.
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Wilmington
N. C
Columbus County
John J. Burney
Burney
Clarendon
Michigan
Ohio
Carolina
Whiteville
Ku Klux Klan
Black Legion
Bertha Fowler
Lila Fowler
Fowler
John Crib
Jesup Woman 81 Dies at Home After Arterial Disease
Mrs. Mary Ann Strain, 81, of Jesup died at her home Tuesday from hardening of the arteries. She had lived in Jesup 35 years and was the daughter of John and Mary O Neill.
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Jesup
Mary Ann Strain
John and
Mary O'Neill
Strain Family Mourns Death At Iowa Community
Born at Dubuque on April 9 1855 she married W J Strain on September 8 1875. Survived by Mrs Mary E Nolan Masonville W P and J H Strain Muscatine E J Strain Richmond Va Mrs Gertrude E Sherrer Hazleton C B Strain Dunkerton and Miss Estelle Strain at home Requiem Mass sung by Rev David Lonergan at St Athanasius Catholic church at 9 am Thursday Pallbearers were six grandsons Leon Jack Strain John Francis and Leo Nolan and Charles Sherrer.
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W. J. Strain
Mary E. Nolan
Masonville
W. P
J. H. Strain
Muscatine
E. J. Strain
Richmond
Gertrude E. Sherrer
Hazleton
C. B. Strain
Dunkerton
Estelle Strain
David Lonergan
St. Athanasius Catholic Church
Leon
Jack Strain
John
Francis
Leo Nolan
Charles Sherrer
Charles Sanders Dies at 79 in Bozeman Hospital
What Cheer resident Charles Sanders formerly of Bozeman, Montana, died Sunday at a Bozeman hospital at age 79. The body returned to What Cheer for burial Tuesday. Survived by one daughter Mrs. Harve Miner who had lived with him. Funeral held Wednesday at the Methodist church led by Rev. J. C. Porath.
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What Cheer
Charles Sanders
Bozemen
Mont
Bozeman
Harve Miner
Methodist Church
J. C. Porath
State Liquor Heads Oppose Federal Occupational Stamps
Liquor control officials from six northwest and midwestern states oppose federal sale of occupational liquor stamps to retail dealers in dry states. They adopted a resolution and urged action at the Providence convention. A second resolution calls for an education campaign against beverage use, with the next regional conference set for Des Moines next winter.
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ST. Paul
Northwest
Conference of State Liquor Control Officials
National Convention of State Liquor Commissioners
Providence
R. I
National Conference
Liquor Control Executives
Des Moines
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