Local News From Seneca area reflects track meet rainout and social happenings
The Seneca community reports a rain disrupted Greenville track meet rescheduled for the morning of the 22d at Clemson College. The piece notes social events including a German Club dance, pre nuptial gatherings for Miss Carrie Hunter, and visits from Dr. G Q Jones in Greenville, as well as travel and club meetings around town with reflections on school sports, community visits, and local society.
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Speela
G. Q. Jones
Greenville
Ted
W. R. Doyle
Atlanta
Creenvile
Clemson College
Carrie Hunter
Vielsing de Wasley
Antle Shanklin
Xaing
Tast
Pendleton
Richland
Valhalla
I. Dendy
Beneven
Fliat North Stree
Piedmont Inter High School meet held in Greenville
Westminster notes the Piedmont Inter-High School meet at Greenville with literary contest April 7 8 and athletic events postponed to April 22 due to rain. Speakers included Norris Perry Ramseur Estes and others. judges named. Also reports community events including births weddings and local visits. depot nearing completion and school auditorium curtain progress. baseball game vs Cherokee Indiana set for April 1.
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Piedmont Inter-High School Onntorieal and Athletic Association
Greenville
Clemeon College
Patrick Henry
Harold Norris
Westmington
Horse Black
Central High School
Oscar Doyle
Sonocay Parewell
Silas Stribling
Wiohlind
Roy Perry
Assoy
Anos Estes
Purman Witting School
Walter Ramyour
Central
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A. B. Bryan
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Spartamore
Massey High School
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Westminster High School
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Mose Hayes
Toccoa
Lizale Smith
Goonee Mills
T. N. Carter
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Nellie Lou Carter
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L. Q. Marett
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C.D. Marett
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William Anderson
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J. Bumbling
Banner mine explosion leaves 118 entombed in Alabama
A mine blast at Banner Coal Company in Litheton Alabama traps 118 workers as after damp delays rescue efforts. Most victims are Black convicts with few mourners present. authorities fear this could be the worst Alabama coal field disaster. A state and federal inquiry is expected as rescue teams assess the scene and the dead.
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Ain
Banner
Liengh
Huartor
Pratt Consolidated Coal Company
Alihama
Collins
Airmdagiai
Alabama
Virginia
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Westminster Gun Club organized with fourteen members
Norcross Georgia residents Mrs J H Y Birod and two daughters visited families of F W Cannon and I By Direct J M Singleton staying in Atlanta. Westminster Methodist church protracted meeting postponed due to Ray illness. Y J H Pitt died at his Pitts homestead aged 82 after long saw mill career. Survivors include three sons W H, Ira S Pitt and Geo W Pitt, and daughter Mrs R R Pitts. Interment at Mastview Cemetery. Prof W G Taylor’s mother passed away in Gree.
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J. Hy Birod
Mlasea Vera
Winnie
Norcross
F. W. Cannon
J. M. Singleton
Atlanta
Westminster Gun Club
J. H. Stevecypher
3. C. Moon
OP. W. Math
Anderson
D. L. Stiglaton
Y. J. H. Pitta
Pitts
Mr. Pitts
Duncan Creal
Laurens County
Ira S. Pitta
Westminster
Geo. W. Pitts
Deer Court
R. R. Pitts
Old Home Place
Jane Cooper
Lanrong County
Mastview Cometery
J.J. Singleton
W. G. ‘Taylor
Gree
Storm in Congress as parties split amid 1912 pressures
Washington April reports a stormy session with four parties represented as Republicans face a Senate split between conservatives and Bryan followers while Democrats divide between moderates and progressives. Taft’s administration pushes reciprocity and tariff deferment. Speaker Clark’s camp signals progressive legislation as the looming 1912 conventions influence the pace and scope of early action. A separate mining disaster at Throop, Pennsylvania, claims 60 lives, with noted casualties including foremen and foreign workers. rescue efforts and dangerous conditions are described alongside a factory fire in the same region.
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Oconde Pension List Listed by State Board
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State Pension Board
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Jan CG. Davis
Andrew M. Plekons
TM. Yodd
Chass Be
S.A. Byrd
Pranikiin Griiaw
Rutledge
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