Supreme Court Upholds Carolina Glass Case Outcome
The Supreme Court declares the 1910 act constitutional to the extent it transfers dispensary funds to the commission, but unconstitutional for granting it judicial powers. The ruling supports the commission’s collection of about 23 000 from county boards and does not alter ongoing dispensary operations. Justice Hydrick writes the opinion.
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Columbia
A Commission
Carolina
LTC
Supreme Court
Carolina Glass
Glass Company
Hydrick
Collections for Beaverdam Association State Mission Fund
A Beaverdam Association missionary notes campaigns for all churches to take a special collection next Sunday for State missions. They report being about $100 behind the apportionment before the State Convention, as A. P. Marett prompts congregations to contribute.
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A. P. Marett
Beaverdam Association
Riots in Zacatecas Leave Up To Five Hundred Dead
At Zacatecas in Zacatas state, about five hundred miles from the U.S. line, rioters were shot by soldiers Saturday night. Early reports placed deaths at one hundred, with fears the toll could rise to five hundred as the American consul relayed a terrorized town and a minimum of one hundred dead to the Mexican consul in San Antonio.
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HI Paso
Tex
Zacatecas
Zacatas
United States Line
San Antonio
Crippen to Die on Wednesday for Wife Murder
London reports Dr H H Crippen must die on the gallows for Bello Crippen's murder. His last hope of mercy failed as a petition to commute the death sentence fell apart in appeals from Home Office and Winston Churchill.
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London
HH. Grippe
Bello Mimore Crippen
Winston Churchill
Crippen
Oconee County Corn Show Preparations And Call
The Oconee County corn show is set for next Saturday the 26th at 1030. Demonstrators and corn club members are urged to attend bringing ten ears of seed corn. State agent Ira W. Williams will be present to inspire participants and promote a goal of at least 60 acres yielding one hundred bushels per acre in 1913.
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Corn Club
Ocohee
Oconee
Ira W. Williams
M. G. Holand
Oconee County
Unclaimed Letters List from Walhalla Post Office 1910
Weekly notice lists eight unclaimed letters remaining at Walhalla post office for week ending November 21 1910 including names Feaster Willie McKeny Miss Tda White Henry White J.P. Persons calling for above letters must say they were advertised. Also contains local cough remedy ad notes from Dr J W Bell and C W Wickliffe.
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Walhalla
Feaster
Willie
McKeny
Miss Tda
White
Henry
J.P
A. C. Merrick
P. M
Farmer Fatally Wounded By Pocket Dynamite Accident
In Bassfield Mississippi on November 17 Marvin Hudson a farmer carried a stick of dynamite to his workers in the field. He stumbled fell and the explosion severely injured him. Doctors say his condition is hopeless and he is expected to die.
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Bassfield, Miss
Marvin Hudson
Crippen’s Father Myron Ippen Dies in Los Angeles
Myron Ippen aged Crippen senior died alone in Los Angeles amid poverty and grief over son Hawley Crippen’s murder case. He had received no remittance since Hawley fled London, leaving him destitute, with a landlady and a restaurant keeper aiding him in his final days.
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Angeles
Gal
Myron Ippen
Hawley H. Crippen
London
Crippen
Hawley Crippen
Col William Butler Dead In Greenville At 79
Col William Butler longtime Confederate Army officer and commander of Fort Sumter died at his Greenville home at 1 a m in his 80th year. He was a brother of Gen Marion C Butler and son of Dr William and Jane Butler. Survived by three children and his wife Eugenia Ransome. The Butler family has seen two other brothers die within the year.
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Greenville
William Butler
Col. Butler
Marion C. Butler
William and
Jane Perry Butler
Fore Perry
Navy
United States Army
Confederate States
Mort Sumter
Port Leavenworth
Kans
Norfolk
Raymond P. Butler
Savannah
L. B. Stone
P.P. Butler
Union
M. 3. Butler
Old Liberty Church News and Local Socials
Mrs. Wil Smith remains ill with grip and shows slow improvement. Senator J. R. Harle spoke on the laymen movement to Old Liberty church members, with Rev. I. L. Davis of Toccoa Ga to pastor the coming year. J P Powells corn shucking last Thursday ended with a large supper and a late music gathering. Miss Ridley won a grain-counting contest and Mr. Smith won the hobby prize. Several visitors from Toccoa attended and enjoyed the evening.
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Madison, R. F
Wil Smith
J. R. Harle
Old Liberty Church
I. L. Davis
Toccoa
Old Liberty
J. P. Powell
Miss Ridley
Mr. Smith
Results in Oconee County vote tally and prizes
The article lists scant voting in Oconee County for state and county offices plus constitutional amendments with figures like 6 votes. notes county official names and commissions. It also records results from Farmers' Union corn contest with prize winners and signs by committee. An unrelated health ad promotes Chamberlain's Liniment and Electric Bitters with testimonials.
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House of Representatives
P.M. Gary
J.B. Harris
D. A. Smith
Jo. Smith
W. R. Hunt
Seneca Pharmacy
L. CG. Martin
Clemson College
Farmers’ Union
Ocohee County
A. HL. Ellison
J.D. McMahan
M.M. Morris
Ulva
Jasper Doyle
Pri
P. ¥. Chalmers
A. JH. Bilison
T. H. Davis
J. D. Alexander
J. H. Barenett
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the Southern Realty Co
Moss
West End
Walhalla, S. C
Pany
Mr. J
Har Des
Seid the
Southern Realty Company
Tie Company
Scg Matthews
8. C
Vpn
Carolina Glass Company
Wight
U.S. Line
Mold
J. W. Bell
Valhalla
C. W. Wickliffe
West Union
Pather
Col
Fort Sumter
Robert Madsen
Westburington
Iowa
Mor
Remington
Seneca Hardware Company
W. Pitchford
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