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Newspaper

Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1912

Page

6

Mystery surrounds Raleigh murder trio identified in Benson

Authorities positively identified the bodies of three Benson youths, Fred A. Jernigan, Linsh Por fer, and Alton R. Johnson Jernigan, found in Raleigh. The coroner and police met to consider an inquest. Robbery and a failed gas ignition theory are among possibilities.

Raleigh Nou Bob Bemsou Fred A. Dernigan Linsh Porefer Alton RL Johnson Jernigan John OU Benson Undertaking Jernigan Fom Spark Johnson Miss Dna Weeks Tichmond

John Wemple Graves Recounts Georgia Ties and News Career

Fragmentary text describes John Wemple Graves traveling to Georgia with a son, noting his return and deferring actions for the people of the State. Mentions Graves as a celebrated figure with a silver tongue and influential pen in the Southern Journalistic world, and regret at his departure to New York for newspaper work amid family tensions.

Atlant Dohn Wemple Graves Georgia Putemtayty

Winthrop Hosts State Rural School Supervisors

Winthrop College welcomed state supervisors of elementary rural schools including Capt JM Lynch, LG Brogden, L H Hamilton, and Roth Vowell for a tour of the experimental rural school and other departments. A fire drill in a dormitory proved the new system can evacuate students in under three minutes. President Johnson is arranging a Winthrop Summer School with lectures by Dr Thomas W Balliett of New York University on education, and Miss Francis M Dickey of New York City will teach public school music and voice, offering valuable methods for teaching singing in public schools.

Winthrop College Johnson Winthrop Thos. W. Lalliet Lean School of Pedagogy N. Y. University Ballet United States South Francis M. Dickey New York City Dickey Teachers’ College

Pale Play High School Honor Roll Third Month

The Mair Play High School announces honor roll for the third month. Sophomores Leon Harris Wallace Glymph John B Compton Leo Richardson. Freshmen Davis Glenn Henry Watson Pauline Marett Sal He Grubbs Glande Dooley Katie Marett Florence Carnes. sixth grade R M Davis Dewitt Glenn Raford Harris John Johnson Clarence Richardson Belle Dooley. fifth grade C Elliott Clay born Davis Wade Marett Harold Davis Carl King Lige Roper Julia Watson Gatha Davis Nina Belle Carne Ida Dooley Venus Lindsay Lily Lindsay Lila Ramage. fourth grade Haskell Maret Aulia Davis Mildred Hel Tacile King Grace Isbell Hassie Miliott. third grade John Grubbs Wil son Davis Manel Davis Gary Watson Janie Rae Isbell Marie Grubbs Tassie Sheriff. second grade Billy Woods Iris Lovinggood Daisy Sheriff Re Nixon Carl Cleveland Flo Cleveland. third grade Plyst Grade Hubert Davis Rod erick Heller Wyatt Grubbs Joe Davis Lewis Marett Pred Isbett Nixon Teasley Nixon Prue Davis Joe Ritchio Tenen Charles Gladys Lovinggood Bessie Gleun 4. C. Ryder, Principal.

Mair Leon Harris Wallace Glymph John B. Compton Leo Richardson Davis Glenn Henry Watson Pauline Marett Sal He Grubbs Glande Dooley Katie Marett Florence Carnes Grace Isbell Hassie Miliott John Grubbs Wilson Davis Manel Davis Gary Watson Janie Rae Isbell Marie Grubbs Tassie Sheriff Billy Woods Iris Lovinggood Daisy Sheriff Re Nixon Carl Cleveland Cleveland Hubert Davis Roderick Heller Wyatt Grubbs Joe Davis Lewis Marett Pred Isbett Nixon Teasley Nixon Prue Davis Joe Ritchio Tenen Charles Gladys Lovinggood Bessie Gleun 4. C. Ryder

Root Juice Medicine Sparks Local Hype and Demand

Crowds swarm drug stores as Root Juice medicine spreads through the state causing indigestion relief, nervousness reduction, and renewed appetites. Fort Wayne laboratories race to meet rising orders while towns report startling local results and stores stock large bottles priced at one dollar.

Duce Medicing Fort Wayne Ind Root Juice Laboratories

Coroners jury reports death possibly from brain injury in Gulee case

Hendersonville reports the coroner jury concluding Bailess Gulee died possibly from a gamma at the base of the brain and recommends a chemical examination of one stomach. Gulee, Oakdale cemetery superintendent and divorced husband of Bessie Clarke Gulee, died suddenly Monday amid hints of trouble with his wife. The inquiry tied to the Myrtle Hawkins mystery notes past marital strife and prior knowledge related to Hawkins case. police searches across cities were unsuccessful. The report includes overheard testimony about threats from his wife and notes Gulee’s age and marriages.

Hendersonville Peb Bailess Gulee Bessie Clarke Gulee Myrtle Hawkins Galee Oakdale Gubce Clarke

Men Themed Bank Robbery Convictions In Upstate NY

Pelio Valensk alias Lawrence Tilly Whick Billy Charles Adams alias Wrank Aten and James Le Hill alias Providence Slim pleaded guilty in this state to an aborted bank robbery at Greene on the night of November. They drew open the vault door but fled frightened and were later captured at Port Granewaronsk. Adams linked to earlier burglaries in South Carolina and 1903 convictions in North and South Carolina. Sentences range from six months to four years and six months with one year minimum.

Norwich N.Y Med Pelio Valensk Lawrence Tilly Aubuen Port Grane Waronsk James Kang North Carolina South Carolina Adams Charlie Rogers

Rebels Kill Fifteen in Janjamo Battle Near Caadallaja

February 10 report from Caadallaja Mexico lists fifteen rebels dead and several federals in a clash with two hundred Seapatiatas near Janjamo. The fighting involved federal troops and rebels in a tense engagement.

Caadallaja Mexico Janjamo

National Corn Exposition in Columbia January 1913

The fifth National Corn Exposition will be held in Columbia South Carolina January 27 to February 1 1913. It will feature exhibits from state agricultural institutions and the United States Department of Agriculture, with dairy cattle displays and farm equipment, plus talks on country life and rural schools. George H Stevenson is secretary and general manager of the exposition. Later, a New York court case involving a wedding dress dispute favored Miss Marie L Hoss of St Louis over tailor Leonard Cohen for $21 balance due on the gown.

Columbia, Ed Columbia, & C Prebruary Ltd Wlhwal United States Department of Agriculture United States Derment of Agriculture National Dairy Cattle Chih Columbus Ohio Columbia Geo. H. Stevenson New York Marie L. Hoss St. Louis Leonard Cohen

Live Oak Perry and Gulf Railroad prospectus

A bold promotion for the Live Oak Perry & Gulf Railroad from Live Oak Florida outlines the route from Live Oak through Dowling Park Perry and Hampton Springs to the Gulf with a branch to Alton. It touts Suwannee County as healthy, timber rich and agriculturally fertile offering 25,000 acres to settlers with free land up to 160 acres under warranty deeds to farms and easy terms for settlers meeting certain capital criteria.

Live Oak Perry & Gulf Florida Dowling Park Perry Hampton Springs Gulf of Mexico Alton Jacksonville Georgia State Line Seaboard Air Line Atlantic Coast Line Live Oak, Perry & All Movida Railway Suwannee County Live Oak, Perry & Gulf Railroad Atlantic Ocean Eas Suwanee County Movida Ratal Ag Cork Vandree Powley Wwannee County John HH. Mulholland Li Oak Perry & Gail RR

Bear or unknown animal tears pigs near Pho

An animal described as shaggy and bearlike killed three pigs at the Snipes residence two miles south of the city early this morning. The carcasses were torn apart and a child heard a noise around 1 am. Mr. Snipes believes the creature was a bear, though visibility was poor. Bear sightings had been reported in nearby areas in recent years.

Anderson Mail Snipes Bieces Mr. Snipes Slarr Savannah River My. Snipes

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