Ellerbe Honored for Rivers and Harbors Committee Seat
Washington March Special: J Edwin Ellerbe of South Carolina earns a second term and a spot on the Rivers and Harbors Committee over senior colleagues. The appointment reflects recognition of his ability and outlook to protect waterways. The piece notes 1000 miles of navigable streams in Ellerbe’s district and hints at broader national waterway planning. Dr King’s New Discovery is advertised in the same column.
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Washington
Congress
J. Edwin Hilorbe
South Carolina
Ellerba
Hil
Ruler
Bilerbe
General Stoessel Begins Ten Year Prison Term
St Petersburg March 7 Gen Stoessel entered the fortress to start a ten years imprisonment. His health is very poor and efforts will be made to transfer him to a more healthful place. It is believed the term will not be shortened and Stoessel may not live to regain freedom.
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St. Petersburg
Stoounel
Stoessel
Cannon's Life Threatened Charged Letter Writer Arrested
Indianapolis police arrest Hiram Maine aged 64 on a warrant filed by William T. Fletcher a former U S Postal Inspector. He is charged with writing threatening letters to Speaker Joseph G. Cannon and Representative Jesse Overstreet over two years. Maine known as a prolific radical socialist suggests anarchistic beliefs.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Hiram Maine
Wiliam T. Fletcher
United States
Joseph G. Dannon
House of Representatives
Jesse Overstreet
Indiana
Secret Service
Mainers
The Lucky Quarter Drug Ad Offers King Pills
An old drug advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a cure for headache biliousness constipation and other ailments claiming renewed health is more precious than jewels. It promises a cheerful refund if the pills disappoint customers.
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Dr. King
Merman Must Serve Sentence in State Penitentiary
In Columbia the State Supreme Court upheld a three year sentence for Daniel Alomerman a long prominent city figure and former vestry member. Zimmerman previously indicted for embezzling state bonds. bond broker Gillison convicted in absentia. A sealed sentence was read to the bar. Alomerman received six months but is out on appeal.
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Columbia
State Supreme Court
Daniel Alomerman
Zimmerman Aie
T. J. Gillison
Zimmerman
Hove
South Carolina dispensary receivers chosen in federal case
In Greenville O March 7 Judge McCollough and others named permanent receivers for the South Carolina dispensary as part of a creditor's bill by Whillon Faceure Company. Temporary receivers Murray McSween Henderson Arthur Patton declined or未responded. Attorney General in Augusta denounces the move and vows action to reclaim funds. Henderson and Arthur accept, vacating their posts on the dispensary commission, raising questions of constitutional compatibility and state rights.
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AlteWills
N. O
Judee
Mogsie
Arthur
Hen- Harson
Pritchard
Murray
Mcsween
Henderson
Patton
Joseph A. McCullough
C. K. Henderson
B. F. Arthur
Dersgard
Augusta
Lyon
South Carolina
Aaheville
J. A. McGollough
Pritehars
Supreme Court of South
United States Supreme Court
Mevers
State Dispensary Commission
Aratin
Henderaon
Meyers
Board of Commissioners
Henderen
State Dispensary Commission Winding Up Possible
Discusses transfer of records and control to the State Weeniuenh and the Attorney General's evidence. Notes Governor Ansel may appoint two members to the winding up commission to oversee affairs and avoid embezzlement, with emphasis on eligibility criteria and legal authority under common law.
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Ansel
Westminster Notes On Health School Events And Charity
The Westminster column reports residents recovering from illness and returning to activity, including Mrs Honda ty, Mrs John P. Koona, and R. B. Howen. It notes Rev Haskell T. Alybott's ordination, a new missionary society, and a week of prayer led by local women. Upcoming events include a lyceum by the Broomell Reed Co., a high school field day at the ball park, and a minstrel show at Townville. The Sunbeams group gathered for a mite box opening to support training in China, with several children donating pennies and sharing testimonies.
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Weatiilutster
Peetlti
Alek
Mise Biante
W. al Hones
Phoba
Mra
Honda Ty
John P. Koona
R. B. Howen
A. L. Gonsett
Ateady
Mia
W. J. Stribling
Misa Maude Stribling
Mias
Grace
O. K. Broazenlo
Tuenday
Wim Gurdith
Misa Katie Harris
J. R. Moore
Wilton Mason
W. L. Hogland
Bapist Church
Broomell-Reed Co
Lyceum Coumin
Ball Park
Aome
Westminster
Greenville
Anderson High School
Belton High School
Greenville High School
Wasley High School
Westminster High School
Furman Fitting School
H. Endel
Westminster Boys
Townville
Sunbeamern
Sunbeama
Mre
China
Yeng Tak
Lord Jesus
Roy
Final burial completes toll of Lake View School fire
Cleveland marks a solemn day as 31 caskets join 167 charred remains from the Lake View School fire in Collinwood. Eight Collinwood churches hold services, bells toll, mourners attend, and Coroner Burke clears janitor Fritz Herter of blame after the inquest.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lake View Cemetery
Lake View
Collinwood
Fultha
Gerard F. Patterson
Fritz Herter
T. A. Burke
Congressman Meyer Dead in House Declares Respect
Washington March 9 Immediately after the House convened Mr. Ransdell of Louisiana informed the body of the death yesterday of Adolph Meyer in the First District of Louisiana. He offered resolutions of regret which were adopted and the House adjourned at 12 1 p.m. as a mark of respect.
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Washington
Ransdell
Adolph Meyer
Louisiana
Amnity affair shocks New York art circle
A Paris dispatch reports artist Earle, famed for a summer divorce, severed from his Philadelphia wife Min Kuttner and intends to wed his claimed affinity. His ex-wife and mother accompany him toward America as he faces disapproval from his Paris household. The piece notes Earle’s renewed interest in his first wife, now with her father near Paris, and a request to cease his visits.
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New York
Paria Ways
Earle
Min Kuttner
Philadelphia
America
St Ia
Paris
Harle
Local Notes From Hamaay Creek Area March Weather
March 9 report from Hamaay Creek and Ramsay's Croek notes balmy conditions and improving health. Meadames Lester and George Carroll of Oakway visited relatives in the lower section. Co A Freeman and family of Clearmont visited Sunday. Jule Hogis of Richland passed through, described as bright and lively for the season.
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Ramsay
Croek
Meadames Lester
George Carroll
Oakway
Co. A. Freeman
Fragmented OCR Quote About Huck Dollars and Two Years
A garbled OCR line mentions two years and Huck dollars, with fragment references to a person named Jahel and a plan to look at a thin gan 08. The readable content is ambiguous and lacks clear events or context.
Five Babies at One Birth in Sikcestown Mo
Five babies born in Sikcestown Missouri on March 10 to John Gahoon family. The quintuplets are all healthy, with the father and mother named and current status reported. Local doctors say rapid postnatal care underway.
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Sikcestown
Tod- HA Quintuttoe
John Gahoon
Notary & Pound Boys
Ta & Wil Roma
Delightful Seneca Music Recital and Civic Meeting
The Seneca music recital featured Mrs McCutchen and Miss Janta Gordon with violin and piano pieces, praised for skill and control. The Civic Association planned its spring meeting at President Ghentiiine’s home, election of officers, and show reorganizations, with notable guests mentioned.
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Anton
Praghyteriyhureh
Violitt Dette
McCutchen
Jon Todd
Day Areas
Cy Blackburn
M. W. Coleman
Seneca
Albert
Mina Cheline Dickson
Dicknop
Alles Rona Crayton
Atlanta
Adel Y. B. Dickson
Columbia
Percy Guest
Misa Inez Ditk
Mita Marty Cherry
Mia
P. H. Mell
Lara Hopkins
Greenville
John Hop
John Hopkins
Mra McCutchen
Janta Gordon
Jon
Warren Gigailat
Ollarife Byres Viollit
Ci Me Byrd
Wariep Gigaililat
Har
Mlantgill
Julia Harper
Joe Violin
Warren Gfr
Nilliat
Charlie Byrd
Tast Rose of Hammer
Pranvcription
Rebeca Todd
Z. J. Patton
Brevard
N. C
Contempt Questioned in Georgia Court Rhetoric
In Ansunth Georgia Judge Pritchard faces remarks from Attorney General Lyon and Tom Felder amid a heated exchange. The speaker questions bar seriousness and contends sovereignty issues, referencing revenue from the post office and state control as a possible point of contention. The exchange hints at broader clashes over federal versus state authority.
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Ansunth
MATER
Pritchard
Lyon
Tom
Felder
Akya
Texpot
Jed
United States
Jude Pritchard
Tor & Recalyer
Post Office Department
EE AD Ne
Lyon’ Botig
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