Union Day events and warehouse committee meets noted in Keowee Courier
The State Union executive committee met in Columbia to open Union Day activities and a warehouse committee session. Leaders include President Ki W. Dobbs of Sumter and Secretary De Whither Reid. actions focus on cotton holding, stock subscriptions, and plans for a final open meeting at Richland county courthouse on Washington Street.
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Columbia
State Union
State Stary
de Whither Reid
Hook Building
Gener
Union
Richland County Court House
Washington
Ki. W. Dobbs
Sumter
Aso
Reid
Hw.j. Morrison
Mecllinsville
Douglas McIntyre
Marion
Wadsor Newbern
Cotton Star
T. Morrison
McClellansville
Aetrol Strieh
Barnwell
Harris Penticton
Rom. Keller
Spartan Bares
O'Neal Mottawas
Newberry
Well City
Rhems
W. A. Sthekey
Mishonvil
Double Death Case in Wooster Cemetery
In Wooster Ohio Rufus Boe Tord aged 22 died by his own action as his body was found in a cemetery beside an empty strychnine bottle. Earlier in Hortong after Miss Humphrey died a note to her mother was found in her room.
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Wooster
Ohio
Wess
Rufus Boe Tord
Mitttig Hs
Hiltiard
Miss Humphrey
Education Reforms and Teacher Training Called by U S Commissioner
United States Commissioner advocates major reforms in child education stating millions of children quit school after elementary years and urging improved teacher training and a revolution in high school curricula. He emphasizes keeping youth in the education system and ending wasteful schooling patterns.
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Westiieton
Chastan
United States Commissione
All Countries Pay Toll Prices Rise Worldwide in 1911
A Washington report from November 3 details a Bureau of Statistics comparison showing higher average import prices in the United States and other nations. The table cites coffee, india rubber, wool, hemp, tin, tin plates, olive oil, tobacco, and other commodities with year over year increases, illustrating broader inflation in global markets.
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Washington, D. C
Speely
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Summary of Commerce and Finance
Ible
Auegust
India
Auenst
Hhick Bopper
Ste
Champarne
Tragedy in New Orleans as Farrar Jr. dies in chase
Edgar I. Farrar Jr., son of former American Bar Association president, was shot and killed while pursuing two alleged robbers. Leon Canton and Lucien Canton, ages 23 and 21, were captured and, police say, confessed to the Farrar home robbery and the killing. Hogar AH. Parrar Sr. is 82, and the family employed by a local law firm.
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New Orleans
lEdgar I.ar, Jr
Edgar HL. Farrar
American Bar Association
Farrar
Hibernia Bank
Magnolia
Beniston
Marrar
Theopolus Rodgers
Lucien Canton
Leon
Haunt on Ramseys Creek Chronicled in Local Memoir
A boy recalls a century old home built on Ramseys Creek with two rooms and twin chimneys. Strange nightly taps in the old kitchen log us, heard regularly for years, lead to a cautionary tale of a haunting or unexplained phenomena near the vanished log house.
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Ksditor Keowee Courier
Dickson
Nightmare Entry Door Monster in Fort Smith Tale
A first person account describes a terrifying intruder crossing sleepers and stamping at a door, felt like heavy brass knuckles, leaving the narrator fearing run or rescue. The scene ends with the author recalling nights in the low land and mentions kidney medicine ads and a fire in Laurens with losses.
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Lowland
W. J. Dickson
Frank M. Calvo Dies After Illness in City
Frank M. Calvo died at his home after a two year illness. He was born to Charles A. Calvo Jr former editor of the Columbia Register. Calvo worked fourteen years as a linotype operator at the St. Louis Globe-Democrat and was active in union circles. He is survived by his mother Mrs A A Calvo Jr ten brothers and two sisters.
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Erhee
Frank M. Calvo
Calvo
Charles A. Calvo
Columbia Register
St. Louis
Globe- Deme
A. Calvo, Jr
Tragedy at Houston's Crossing Kills Hughes Family
Miss Lena Hughs her sister Mel Barton Harp and her two children Ruth and William were struck by a freight train while crossing the Louisville and Nashville railroad at Houston's Crossing in Bourbon County. The incident happened this afternoon and all four victims died instantly.
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Wales
Louisville & Nashville
Houston
Boursbon County
Lena Hughs
Mel. Barton Harp
Ruth
William
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Westminster, S. C
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