AERU To Appoint Judge Amid Union County Tug of War
Governor Blease refused to appoint Ernest Moore as special judge for Union county civil court. R Byrne Wyley urged Moore’s commission, but the governor declined after the Union County association withdrew its endorsement. The case was to begin next Monday, as tensions over the appointment mounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Ira B. Jones
God Damus
Ernest Moore
Union County Court
Blease
R. B. Wyle Atetorney
Lancaster
Hind
Moore
Union
Mr. Moore
Wyle
Jones
Wylie
Union County
Grease
Wyliel
Columbia
Supreme Court
Bleaseid Yester
Sechelt Steamer Capsizes Off Baby Head
Victoria report says the steamer Sechelt with thirty nine passengers and crew aboard capsized off Baby Head near Sooke. Believed all on board lost, the vessel was en route to Pedder Bay for a Canadian Northern Railroad construction camp. Cape James commanded.
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Victoria
B. C
Sooke
British ‘Columbia Shipping Company
Baby Head
Canadian Northern Railroad
Pedder Bay
Cape James
Supreme Court Governor clash over judicial appointment
A confrontation emerges between the Supreme Court and the Governor regarding the appointing power of the judicial department. The dispute centers on who has authority to appoint judges and the proper procedures to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Judicial Department
Dixieland Train Wreck Kills Seven in Georgia Trestle Disaster
The Dixie Flyer No 96 on the Chicago to Jacksonville route plunged from the Alapaha River trestle near Alapaha Ga at 7:20 am. Seven bodies were recovered by noon with many injured sent to Atlantic Coast Line Hospital Waycross Ga. The wreck tore apart the trestle, with cars and passengers swept into the river, amid chaotic rescue and looting as officials assess the total dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordan
New York
Bears Coast Line
Tres Fidle
Alapaha River
Ocilla
Chicago
Jacksonville
Fla
Atlantic Coast Line
Waycross
Savannah
Atlantic Coast Line General Superintendent
Alapaha
Alapaha Station
Brunswick and Western
Atlantic Coast Line Railway
Atlanta Constitution
H. A. Longshore
Mr. Longshore
Lana
Wooten
Louisville
Wihunared
Triangle Shirt Company
Wess
Washington Place
Mmnery
Isaac Harris
Max
Ing
Wington Place
Washington
Theuilding
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bellevue Hospital
Final chapter in Greene and Gaynor case ends in release
Benjamin D. Greene and John I. Gaynor, freed after completing four years in the federal prison for alleged harbor improvement frauds, left the Atlanta building after being granted pauper’s oath relief to avoid further fines. Gaynor, who spoke of a “square deal,” departed for New Jersey and plans Paris with Mrs. Greene, while Greene and Gaynor’s lengthy legal battle concluded with their liberation and travel plans.
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Atlanta
Benjamin D. Greene
John I. Gaynor
Savannah Harbor
Federal
Greene
United States
Walter Colquitt
Cone
Loca
New York
Europe
Mrs. Greene
Paris
Greene-Gaynor
Gaynor
Colquitt
New Jersey
Fragmentary Notice With Injury and Patent Remedy
Fragmentary text reports an injury scene with a person crushed to a mass and a reference to a remedy for rheumatism on the foot. It also advertises Chamberlain's Liniment or similar product for a quarter from local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Westminster School Drama The Iron Hand Debuts
Westminster March 28 The Iron Hand a four act drama by the High School Dramatic Club drew a large attentive audience. Local residents S B Marett Lavonia visited. Missionary lectures by Mr and Mrs Price from China drew strong interest. Many townsfolk, ministers and students were noted among attendees and speakers. The union prepares for the B P U convention and April 4 delegate submissions. Track meet in Seneca and Sunday school collections for Connie Maxwell orphanage are outlined with date changes and attendance notes.
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Westminster
Iron Hand
High School Dramatic Club
S. B. Marett
Lavonia
Allen ‘Terrell
Spartanburg
Lockhart
Damesner
J. S. Carter
W. G. Taylor
P. W. Jayroe
Columbia
State Teachers’ Association
S.A. McDaniel
J. H. Carter
Atlanta
J. EK. Barton
Emmie Barton
Townville
W. J. Stripling
Baptist Parsonal
Katie Harris
State ‘Teachers’ Association
W. M. Zimmerman
8. Zimmerman
W. A. Iam
J. J. Harrell
Guthriesville
Presbyterian Ehwyeh
Harrell
Mem
Presbyterian Church
Dan Mason
Charlotte
Furman University
Bibb
Pas
G. A. Moore
Hogan
JD. Moore
W.L. Anderson
Mary
W. A. Sheldon
Seneca Baptist
Seneca, Maren
Connie Maxwell
M. J. Brockman
Supt
Sencen Baptist Nday School
County track meet in Seneca April 1 announced
Locals report the county track meet will be held in Seneca on Saturday April 1. Visitors are welcomed, and a heavy air of wedding planning and community events fills the town. Betsy Hamilton lecturing Thursday, library event, church society officers elected, and a Clemson game noted amid a busy local scene.
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Seneca
Clinton Jones
Ieenville
Doyle
T. D
R. Vorneary
M. V. Moore
Kanown
Betsy Hamilton
Library Association
Ald Society of the Presbyterian Church
A. B. Lowery
C. F. Bacon
Ag Omere
W. J. Holloway
Clemson
University of Georgia
Georgia
K. Dendy
Mr. Dendy
Misa Bessie Wilson
Walhalla
Wales Lowery
Whit Tolleman
Francis Adams
Chicora College
Blue Beard's Wives
Gold Dust Twins
Educated Monkey
Art Gallery
Old Mill
Storm Strikes Philadelphia and Washington County Destruction
A severe electrical storm with high winds swept northern Philadelphia after 6 pm, killing an unidentified man as a portion of the Tacony railroad station collapsed. The York division tower and Tacony station were knocked out, houses unroofed, and factories in Kensington damaged. Washington County reports include 60 derricks toppled at McDonald and tombstones blown from a Waynesburg cemetery.
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Philadelphia
York Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Holmesburg
Tacony
Kensington
Bilyzard
Washington
Duzzard
Washington County
McDonald
Waynesburg
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Eagle Thistle Soda Works
J. E. Bauknight
Aeru
Engers
G. W. Gignilliat
Boys’ Corn Club
Qconee
J. P. Stribling
John W. Sickelsmith
Greensboro
Royal Cook Book
Fe Haines’ Heralds
York
Newas
North Brother Island
Parnell
Dramatic Club
TRACI
P Penny
Dit
Seneca, Mn
Cody
Philadelpita
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