Convicted executive arrives in Columbia after Supreme Court ruling
In Columbia on Nov 19 John G. Lington, jailed in 1910 for breach of trust as head of the Semimole Securities Co., arrives following a Supreme Court affirmation of his judgment. His lawyers offered no public comment. Also mentioned are Janiva Stobo Young and others linked to the case, with sentences noted and ongoing efforts seen to locate two men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
John ¥. G.lington
Thichland County
Semimole Scourities Company
Supreme Court
Chicago
Janiva Stobo Young
Stig
Younes
Carlington Wis
Young
Ricand
Laprison
Amd
Ids
Lin Rena
Shot into streetcar by Morgan in Main and Taylor clash
Morgan fired a single shotgun from the Main Street corner at Main and Taylor, shattering front glass of a streetcar without injuring passengers. He was arrested amid crowd excitement, described as a sober yet drinking citizen. The report recommends Chan borhin’s Liniment for aches.
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Golmnibin
Nov. C
Halo
A. W. Morgini
Main
Taylor Streets
Morgan
Strpet
Ti Ts
Fred
Main Street
Officer Killed as James Seigler Fires on Wade Patterson in Alken
Aiken, Nov 17 Wade Patterson a longtime Holiman in this city was shot and killed while on duty near the Powell Hardware Company. James Seigler a prominent Anifesty man wounded the officer firing at least three times with a Savage magazine pistol. Seigler had been free on bond just minutes earlier. Patterson left a wife and several children. Seigler is jailed awaiting further proceedings.
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Aiken
Wade Patterson
James Seigler
Anifesty
Patterson
le Powell Hardware Company
Snorrow
Offecr
Seigler
Mat Patterson
Seighets
Pullerson
Matferson
Séssler
Hin
Mies
Nhe Balla
Stee
Ove
Hem
Mroneh Patterson
Seteter
Pottercon
Efe
Solgter
Jath
Fortifications Rise on Jamaica Island Islands
United States plan to fortify the Panama Canal leads to Jamaica improvements. The outer channel to Port Royal and Kingston will be remodeled with more guns. Inland defenses will be reinforced as the strongest of the possessions.
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Kingston
Jamaica
United States
Panama Canal
Jamatca
Port Royal
Arg es breach of trust charged in Greenville recall
W D Mayfield a Paso Texas resident and former South Carolina official faced Magistrate Stradley on a breach of trust with fraudulent intent charge. He posted 2000 bond after surrendering to Greenville authorities following a pursuit involving warrants and requisitions from South Carolina and Texas. The administrator R G Stone alleged Mayfield diverted estate funds totaling about 4000 dollars while executor of John Bannister’s estate. Mayfield’s attorney claims all funds were repaid and a preliminary hearing is expected within days.
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Greenville
W. D. Mayfield
Paso
Texas
South Carolina
Samuel Stradley
Court of Common
R. G. Stone
John Bannister
WD. Masfeld
South Civolia
el Paso
W. Dd. Maytela
Nix
Mayfield
Stradley
J. Perry Poole
Trebruting
Sherif Poole
W. OD. Mayder
J. W. Moody
Will Kirkland Acquitted By Jury In McRae Killings
Jainden, Nov. 17. Willie Kirkland was found not guilty after a hard trial over the death of his father McRae Kirkland. The defense contended Willie shot to protect his mother from violent abuse by McRae, with corroboration from Mrs Kirkland and other family members. The jurors deliberated about ten minutes, the defendant a 27 year old man from Henlow.
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Jainden
Wile Kirkland
McRueland
Willie Kirkland
Mene Kirkland
Lweae
Ibrk- Jan
Nelson's
Wile Tirkland
Tosing
Mos
Iekland
Kincaid
Atralshtforward Natgor
Ison Henlow
Sam Khitan
Tmo Noro
Gettyshiurs
Richard Kirkland
Market Update Notes from Farmers Union
Fragmentary OCR text notes market activity and a Farmers' Union reference. Mentions 14 Central Port and a sale or mold context. Named entities are uncertain due to damaged text. reads like a small market brief with union involvement and a price or commodity note.
Walhalla Market Prices For Morning Sale
Market report from Walhalla lists morning prices with miscellaneous notes on goods and conditions. Fragmentary entries mention milk, meat, and produce, with unclear spellings and partial commodity names. The readable items suggest a local daily market update with prices and items.
Ramon Caceres Assassinated In San Domingo City
President Ramon Caceres of the Dominican Republic was shot and killed outside the Loconte Valduex house. The assailants Lis Tefara and Jaime More fled as chaos followed, with his body taken to the American Legation. U S observers warn regional instability may follow amid heightened political tension.
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San Domingo
The
Republic
Ramon Caceres
Caceres
Loconte Valduex
Lis Tefara
Jaime More
Ameri Can
Iiunis
Washington
Loniniea
Santo Donsigo
Stimuon
United States
Two Lads Burned In Home Near Abbeville
Brooke Wilson and Joe Sherard aged 14 and 6 died in a house fire near Abbeville in Warrenton area. Walter Wilson and others woke them with windows broken but the stair room was engulfed. Fire suspected to have started from a dropped match. Bodies laid in same casket. Abbeville community expresses deep sympathy. Another fire hour later burned a barn and outbuildings ten miles from Abbeville.
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Anderson Mall
Brooke Wilson
Joe Sherard
Don
Walter Wilson
Abbeville
Warrenton
Males Bridge
Wilson
Jie
Hs Howse Wis
Mas Wilson
Brooks
Jne
Nigrtaie
Brooks Wilson
Dog Sherard
Shered
Sherard
Anderson
Cotton Market Report Signals Shifts Ahead
A fragmentary market note from Lew Orlhenins on November 16 discusses cotton prices here and abroad. It forecasts government reports on harvests and supply likely to shape price directions, with spot demand and futures activity expected to respond this week.
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Lew Orlhenins
Stint
Atbatela
Ofeo
Meils
Cotton Ginned in 1911 Census Report Released
The census bureau released its fifth cotton ginning report of the season as of November 13. It shows United States ginned bales totaling 11,269,986, with prior years’ figures for comparison. Round bales numbered 76,041 and Sea Island bales 71,197, with details by states and percentages ginned to date.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United
Jinior
Nmber
Sea Island
Stiles
Westminster Looat News Update From Week of Visitors
Westminster Nov 21 residents and visitors figure in a local town note. Mr and Mrs J Marett of Fair Play are mentioned as part of a social scene along with Miss NetHo Shomp and Mrs D To Muley. The report lists several trips to Greenville and nearby towns, visits to relatives, and local shop activity at McGee's with new goods.
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Wertiinster
Specka
Ji. Me Mavett
Fai Play
J. C. Marett
Gy Thompam
Anderson
NetHo ‘Shompsai
Avender
Greenville
Marett
Muley
Jenin Col- Jone
Taylor Breaxente
Kentucky
O. J. Breazenie
Oscar Pitta
TQ. Marett
May Fant
Walhalla
Claire Wingo
Spartanburg
W. Jy Schroder
Wo Grubbs
Sam Ballenger
Mish
Tessie Simpson
McGee
Eewin Mason
Charlotte
George Marott
Georgia
Fire destroys Bay Key church and parsonage
Branchville November 20. The Bay Key church and parsonage were destroyed by fire about 12 20. The blaze started in the kitchen. flames rapidly spread but the men saved some property. The church valued at 1000 with no insurance. The parsonage valued at 9000. Total loss about 10000, hindering the pastor’s ministry.
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Branchville
Bay Kt
Prrsonage
Family News From Wea Hushtamis and Relatives
News for friends of Mr. and Mrs. Wea Hushtamis family. Annie Milkey has returned home from Anderson after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs S. L Son davo hosted, and Yvonne Rondenan arrived. Mr I L Powell and Wt He ei Jett left Friday for Anderson for family matters.
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Isponezey
Wea
Huatamis
Mina Annie Milkey
Anderson
Sondavo
Fertainhins
Yvonne Rondenan
Min
Powell
Jett
Courier to Deliver Early Next Week on Rural Routes
The Courier will move delivery one day earlier next week to serve rural patrons. Thanksgiving falls on Thursday and rival routes will not operate. Delivery will occur on Wednesday. post offices will not stock Friday editions. Patrons and printers should send copy a full day earlier.
Reyes Arrested In Texas Under Neutrality Charge
San Antonio and Laredo dispatches report Gen Bernardo Reyes, former Mexican army commander under President Diaz, arrested on US conspiracy charges. Indictment names Reyes and four Mexicans plus Wes County Sheriff Cox. bond set at 5000 dollars for appearance in Laredo. Other conspirators named include Rodolfo Reyes and Antonio Misoon among local officials.
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San Antonio
Texas
Der
Aoernardo Reyes
Ding
Tite
United States Grand Jury
Laredo
Pexas
Reyes
United States
Edward
Mis Rink
Tle
Bealdes
Bernardo. Reyes
Wes County
Cox
United States District Court
Tareda
Rodolfo Reyes
Ure
Antonio Miusoon
Se Viero Villareal
Amador Sahedes
Goa
Reyas
Wong Oe
Canty
Wallington
Bernardo Reyes
San Antony
Mexico
Knox
Midero
Madero
Austin
Buavedo
Colquitt
Hex
Miteling
Collet
Folasan
Stiisen
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J. E. Bauknicht
Walhatla
Joan Y ¥. Gargton
Maandor
Pais
Chanborhin
Gulo
Alken
England
Royal
Royal Baking Powder
ARGES
Hirkland
Farmers' Union
Ban Domingo
Mack Ke- Duble
Phoughe Wat
Hen
Figare
Nears
Kor
Wit
Florida South
Ala
TAL Ark
Georgina
Tas
Thane
Westminster Looat
Toms of
Iiterest
Chere and
Poanaige Pari
Whene
Mees PonHonts
Doar Dla
Constiracy
Army
Waller Wyman
Walter Wy
Honana Nicine
Providencn Hospital
Wyman
Bowen
St. Laudy
Hightoon
Ming
Vivian
West Virginia
Wightoen
Bottom Creek
Bottom Creek Coal and Coke Go
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