A Pair Held on Murder Charge in Vaughn Case
A special grand jury led to the arrest today of Alma Proctor Vaughn and Dr. James R. Hull of Monroe City Missouri on murder by strychnine poisoning charges in the death of Prof John T Vaughn. Vaughn surrendered to the sheriff. Hull arrested at his home. Vaughn bonded at 25000 and returns to Monroe City for probable May 16 hearing. attorneys waived warrant reading.
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Death of Capt. R. Frank White of Greenville
Friends learn with sorrow of Capt. R. Frank White 61 who died last Friday night at his Greenville home after months of paralysis. A former farmer and long time traveling salesman, he served in the coffee trade and covered North and South Carolina and Georgia. Survived by wife and several children, he belonged to Masons and Elks and worshiped at Buncombe Street Methodist. Interment was in the Westminster cemetery. The notice also advertises Champlain’s Liniment for rheumatism relief.
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Anderson County
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Richmond
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Georgia
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Wort Worth
Texas
Prue White
Atlanta
Joseph and
Earle White
Gillespie
Dit White
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Elks
Buncombe Street
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Civic Association Meeting and Wax Works Plan in Seneca
The Seneca Civic Association schedules its annual meeting at J. N. Herndon’s home with speeches and a music program and notes an upcoming Madame Jarley’s Wax Works show to be staged by the Episcopal ladies. Local society updates include prizes at last Friday’s skating carnival, visits, and family news as well as a Washington themed luncheon with red white and blue decorations.
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Greenville
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Clarkson
O. A. Hines
Dock Lewis
Clemson
T. M. Lowery
Lynn Verner
Verna Stribling
Seneca Graded School
B. Sheror
Atlanta
Herbert Thompson
Fair Play
Thompson
Charles B. Verner
Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama
Verner
F. Bacon
George Washington
J. H. Adams
J. W. Verner
W. KK. Livingston
George
Laws and proposed constitutional amendments featured in state session
The Courier notes a lively General Assembly with many laws and several amendments, including a new public service commission, a chief game warden with new salaries, and changes affecting schools fairs and street assessments. The ratification of the 16th amendment is recorded along with proposals to increase Supreme Court justices and to permit certain towns to tax abutting property for street improvements.
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Miss Katie Harris studies throat cure at Westminster High
Westminster notes Mrs T C Peden substitutes at Westminster High. Belton Marett of Furman visits family. Local socials include Miss Ada Marett home from Greenville Female College and Miss Janie Bearden wedding to Pilgrim Curry. Lyceum and oratorical events scheduled. death of Mrs Martha Brock mourned. reception honors bride Mrs Morria Wmore Peabody at the Anderson home.
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Westminster High School
Atlanta
T. C. Peden
Belton Marett
Furman University
C. Marett
James Brock
Jas. Brock
Cross Roads
Martha Brock
Martha Marett
Stephen Marett
Bapist Church
Beaverdam
Local Little River News Makers Move and Mourn
In Little River the health is fair with many colds and grip. Miss Ines Alexander returns from Salem where the school closed. Mrs. Talley and Mrs. Talvin Alexander improve from illness. Mr. Finley and Mr. Holden plan moves, marriages, and new homes in North Carolina and Oklahoma. New residents arrive as Andrew Cash settles, and old families shift housing with planned departures this week.
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Salem
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Judy Alexander
Robertson
North Carolina
Alexander
John M. Holden
Mrs. Holden
Oklahoma
Sam Lay
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Holden
Andrew Cash
Jocassee
Littleton House
Thomas Littleton
Littleton Bros
Cash
M. A. Moss
D. O. Sheppard
Cheohee
Mos. J. R.valley
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Nora
Josie Moody
Lester Brown
Judie Alexander
L. G. Lusk
Bryan Holden
Christopher ‘Talley
Melton
Black Task
Dr King’s New Life Pills End Digestive Troubles
Stubborn mules and people alike can show loss of appetite digestion issues nervousness and despondency. Dr King’s New Life Pills are advertised as the world’s best stomach remedy and claim to relieve these troubles quickly. Available at all druggists for 250.
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