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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1910
Page
6
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A long tract on Governor Heisten and Motherstone in the Prohibition platform outlines factions, past votes, and future plans. It discusses party strategies, opposition strength, and anticipated campaigning across the state. The piece links Heisten to the dispensary controversy and notes the central role of prohibition in the 12 year political landscape.
Organized miners in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, and beyond quit last night, denying a strike and calling it a temporary suspension while wage scales are negotiated for another year. Some seek 4 cents per ton raises, others seek changes in conditions. Operators expect fuel stocks to offset reduced production, and many mines may stay closed for weeks. The first win reportedly comes from Bragit, where the demand for a five cent increase was approved, potentially signaling a broader settlement.
Anderson Matha Bishop Guery of the Episcopals visits Anderson and discusses a plan to expose starting in Mittsburg now in court. The witness says Daniel Wits KIPE is involved, allegedly a brother of a former St Andrew's president, with claims of attempted exposure and evidence collection.
In Greenville News an author visits the Blue Ridge moonshiners of the Dark Corner. A lone traveler, watched by wary hosts, is guided to a warm home as moonshine lore and mountain hospitality soften suspicions. A patrol court later deals with the encounter.
The ad copy touts Doan's Kidney Pills with a patient testimonial claiming relief from kidney pain and headaches after a purchased box. The text also reports a local suicide by firearm at East Albany Street, describing the incident and family reactions, amid a broader rough-era scene of whiskey distilleries and moonshining in the hills nearby.
President to attend the National Farmers Union Congress in St Louis on May 1 if engagements allow. Secretary of Agriculture Wilson and Speaker Cannon likely to join, with hope Congress will adjourn to permit attendance. The document also includes oblique memorial lines and late 19th century phrasing about a death and prayers.
A report from Avanti Georgia on March 31 describes Charles W. Morse, former millionaire banker, seeking release from an 11 year sentence for banking violations. The piece notes a juror’s questionable mental state and mentions counsel Littleton and Morse’s legal team. The story highlights attempts to secure mercy or a new hearing from authorities.
Foley's Kidney Pills promise to cure backache and urinary issues while rebuilding tissues and removing uric acid to prevent Bright's Disease and diabetes. Miners die in a Wilburton Oklahoma explosion at Great Western Coal and Coal Company Mine No 2 after a premature shot. bodies recovered. state mine inspector begins investigation.
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