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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1911
Page
6
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An Express employee Wils Tilly was shot by Special Oliver Reaves near Magnolia Street while officers hunted Mileves. Horn allegedly fired first, leading to a fatal duel ending before hospital arrival. Reaves and partner R. Miller discharged one shot each. 482 caliber pistol found at the scene.
A garbled report mentions an aid case involving a drowned son and a plan by Wompa and Miureh 8.Atherr superintendent of the ump Ebertte Company. It references water-related action at Hillshore and mentions Ms bey wits jodi, Nero wet, Gather geee Helio, and other unclear names, with no coherent sequence or verifiable details.
A federal circuit court in New York declined to quash the pool conspiracy indictments against Patten and co defendants. The judge ruled that market cornering could raise prices and restrain trade, and that the alleged agreement among parties not in interstate commerce did not violate federal antitrust laws. In a separate Virginia case, Luther Lowe and Robert Lester were mortally wounded in a confrontation connected to a long-running family feud, with Sheriff Bogle and local authorities investigating.
The revolutionary party led by Dr Vasque Gomez in Washington rejects peace terms as insufficient. They insist the party must be represented in government and demand reforms guaranteeing lives, justice, and political liberty before laying down arms. Also notes a plane offered for sale at 400 dollars cash.
A Belton conspiracy tale shows Governor Blease ordering a whiskey shipment diverted to McMinn of Piedmont. Officers seized about eleven gallons from the Belton express, then returned the package after McMinn produced a letter and the sheriff documented the governor’s order.
Notice describes a patent remedy claimed to cure toothache earache sore throat and cuts with additional claims of pain relief. It alleges a $10,000 mail-seek fund and mentions a theft between Tampa and Tarpon Springs. Officials refuse to discuss or provide information.
A Miss Alexander accident resulted in a gunshot wound to Kate Alexander on March 1. The injury, caused by a loaded firearm mishap, was treated by Dr. Moroney and she is improving. The piece also notes family bereavements, local shingle trade moves, and other small notices about residents and events in the Wy My Perry, Walhalla area.
Washington reports the Mexican situation has eased with the U S government pursuing a policy of maintaining friendly relations. President Taft plans no intervention unless Mexican internal affairs threaten U S interests. Troops in Texas remain ready within reach of the border. In Texas, Gen Duncan orders cavalry toward Brewster County to deter insurgent incursions from Mexico.
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