State liquor policy clash sparks dispensary debate
A South Carolina house session heard a resolution urging the State Dispensary to halt liquor purchases until adjournment, amid broader bills on docks, high schools, and a proposed Supreme Court building. Senate talk focused on overstocked dispensary stock, while a concurrent resolution seeks a joint committee to probe its affairs.
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One Hundredth Birthday of General Lee Commemorated
Washington special reports elaborate New Willard Hotel ceremony marking the centennial birth anniversary of Confederate General Lee. President Roosevelt sent a letter praising Lee, and educational memorial plans were urged. Senator and other leaders attended as the Marine Band played Dixie.
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Rev. Satterwhite Injured in Road Accident
Sumter reports Rev. Satterwhite pastor of Bartlette Street Baptist Church was run over by a house last Saturday afternoon. He sustained painful injuries with a fractured left leg, a badly sprained right arm and crushed fingers, and significant head and facial bruising. The article notes he endures ongoing pain as he recovers.
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Fireman James Blake Ney Dies After Train Incident
Fireman James Blake Ney, a railroad worker from Mt. T., Pineston, TL, was fatally injured after an incident on a work train last Sunday. He showed initial improvement but worsened and died Tuesday morning. Remains were moved to Pageland for burial.
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Litterlee Fatally Injured by Switch Engine in Jesup
A Jesup Georgia man Fatally injured when struck by a switch engine in the yard. The pileup involved another freight train blocking the cross, causing internal injuries. The incident prompted rail officials to review yard safety measures and railway operations in the area.
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Negro Killed by Officer in Disorderly Arrest
An officer shot a man amid a disorderly arrest in town. The incident left the man dead and a bystander wounded slightly. McDuffie, the arrestee, reportedly resisted as deputies and a citizen pursued him, with the deputy firing a revolver. The event prompted official statements and investigations into the conduct and timing of the actions.
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Bessemer City Mills Fail In State Court
Special Judge Boyd presided Tuesday in a Greensboro court where Caesar Cone of this city faced the Southern Mills of Bessemer City. The complaint named King and Kimball as attorneys for Cone Export and Commission Company, representing creditors and a majority of stockholders in the affair.
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Mallory Plow Inventor Dies By His Own Hand
A. R. Mallory aged 52, inventor of the Mallory plow and other agricultural machinery, committed death by his own action in Atlanta Georgia. Stating he suffered from temporary iniquity and ill health, he shot himself in the head.
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