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Georgetown Daily Item

Location

Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1912

Page

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Mock Court Trial Announcement by Georgetown Rifle Guards

The Georgetown Rifle Guards present a novelty mock trial with local participants led by Col. A V Newton. Notable roles include Judge Walter Hazard and Plaintiff Miss Mary Edith McFair, with tickets 25, 50, 75 cents and doors opening at 7 80.

Walter Hazard Jas. W. Wingate Mary Edith McFair Col A. V. Newton Worcester Mass L. L. Bolick Crier R. P. Shuford Chas. S. Congdon Mae Brock Olin Sawyer H.M. Hucks R- M Baylor W. A. Black Ebrich L. Brinkley E. D. Brennaman W. H. McDonald, Jr J. J. Hazard J. S. ‘Groves W.W. Munnerlyn E. V. Emerson W. E. Sparkman TD. Forbes P. R. Lachicotte

Georgian's Aw ful Deeds

John Potts a coal dealer in Gainesville Georgia fatally shoots his wife as she lies in bed awaiting childbirth then shoots his mother and dies after reloading his pistol It is reported Mrs Pitts blamed drinking last night A neighbor Mrs Robertson who is bed bound with a broken leg faints during the death scene and remains in critical condition Also noted a lost white poodle named Trixy with a liberal reward posted at 820 Fraser St.

Gainesville John Potts Pitts J. Robertson L. B. Toman Fraser St

Democratic Club Is Reorganized in Georgetown Court House

The Georgetown Democratic Club reassembled after crowding at the Court House moved to the Fire Hall for reorganization and officer elections. President J W Fraser led as officers were chosen with delegates named for the County Convention set for May 6 at the Court House.

Georgetown Democratic Club Court House J. W. Fraser Scretary W. B. Arnhalter T. D. Forbes G. Johnson J. H. Carraway H. S. Higgins A. M. Farrally C. §. Congdon S. KE. Mercer W. H. Andrews J. W. Doar L. C. Ballard J. E. McQuade A. I. Woodcock W.w.munnerlyn Fraser

Harmon Confession Highlights Big Business Influence

The Commoner reports Governor Harmon speaking in Omaha, claiming he has the confidence of business leaders nationwide and that big business would pick and push a president. The piece argues Harmon aligns with Wall Street and condemns business influence corrupting politics.

Omaha Harmon Ohio Big Business White House Wall Street

Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Charleston Testimony

Mrs. Mary E. McGuire of 5 Liberty St Charleston S C praises Doan's Kidney Pills citing relief from kidney pain backache and loins soreness after use. The ad notes 50 cent price and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole U S agents urging buyers to remember the one Doan's.

Dean Mary E. McGuire Liberty St Charleston S.C Doan Foster- Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Trial Tonight Held at School Auditorium Not Armory

A mock trial is scheduled tonight at the School Auditorium, correcting earlier plans that had it at the Armory. Students will participate, with guidance from teachers and local observers in attendance.

Armory

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