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Newspaper

Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1912

Page

6

Wilson Letter Crashes into Nation's Political Crossfire

An analysis of Governor Wilson and William J Bryan dominates Washington discourse as a letter from Governor Wilson to Senator Joline sparks a sharp national clash. The piece notes Wilson's stance on the Democratic nomination, party unity, and potential rivals like Underwood, Clark, and Winterwood, with debate over how to secure a two thirds vote and future leadership.

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Inauguration Date Shift Discussed by Henry Resolution

The Henry resolution proposes extending the president’s term and delaying inauguration to the second Thursday in April with Congress to prepare for the change. It notes the House would convene annually on the second Tuesday in February and assigns constitutional powers for vacancy provisions. The document includes medical ad copy unrelated to the topic.

Wrehington Henry Congress Hania Wes Comaron Exeen Monty

Pension applications sought at Court House January 1912

Penston Nother notices that a pension application period runs at the Court House all January 1912. Relatives of chosen-receivers who died this year should report names. The Penston Board meets the first Monday in February to act on applications. Med. J. W. Hollaman, Venston Commissioner. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound advertised for coughs colds and bronchitis.

Nothce Court House Wil Penston Board J. W. Hollaman Venston Foley

Winthrop College seeks Legislature aid for expanded work

The Winthrop College board asks the South Carolina Legislature for a smaller appropriation than last year to fund added teaching and executive work. They note Winthrop's high enrollment, economic operations, and state value. A Rural Life Conference Bulletin, with addresses from the summer, is issued free by President Jonason. First term exams begin Monday January 22 and end January 29.

Winthrop College Anna Thal Stree Winthrop South Carolina Rural Life Conference Jonagon

Pertinent members named in local investigations committee

The text names Renny Anderson and Meank Gary from Oconee as members of the investigations committee. It describes them as men of integrity, highlighting their leadership roles and character, with reference to the other five members being Lemon and additional unspecified colleagues.

Anderson Aur Meank Gary Oconee Investigatins Committee Lenemon

800 per cent bigger profits memorial appeal text

The item urges contributions to the Knapp memorial fund with local collectors named. It cites Dr. Knapp’s Lexington speech about an 800 percent potential increase in Southern farm output and outlines distribution of gains. It lists a long committee roster and mentions related political and civic notes from New York and Washington.

Knapp Happy Fund South Lexington Sodell Mands Geence Kaatyi

Weary Watson May Wander in Southern Campaign

South Carolina moves to push cotton reduction with the Farmers Union backing Plan promoted by John G. Anderson and Commissioner Watson. Governor Colleton grants leave for Watson to travel the South gathering pledges as Anderson and union leaders aim to cover every county by month’s end. The campaign seeks to reduce cotton acreage and boost related duties across states with strong union support.

Columbia Dan State Fariners' Union Watson Southam Calton Gonigrs Colu Jn Tease Gol. Anderson Mira Farmers’ Union Crrolina Pete

Girl Doped in Greek Quarters Arrest Ends 3-Day Search

Waycross Georgia reports the arrest of Nathan Joseph a Greek man ending a three days search for an eleven year old girl missing since Monday. The girl found in the Greek man's quarters behind a fruit stand restaurant and described as bright and alert had aided Salvation Army workers in Waycross. Joseph claims he gave the girl a place to stay until her parents left. The parents were preparing to depart when the arrest occurred.

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Votes for Virginia Women?

The vote for women movement gained momentum as Senator Hare of Miller Valley announced he would introduce in the Sohalo the Kanal Suffrage League's HUL Delegate Montigne from Desmond, Va, urging similar action in the assembly.

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Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Woman From Hooper

A Hooper Nebraska woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing years of female troubles After seven bottles her health returned enabling her to work for eighteen boarders again She invites others to try the remedy and shares her name Susumpi Pleton Hooper Nebraska.

Hooper Nebraska Lydia E. Pinkham Tofton Pinkham Mia Susum 'Mpi Pleton Lydia

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