White Mob Killings and Rioting End in City Turmoil
A White mob armed by afternoon violence in Coweta Oklahoma roams the streets after a black man Suddeth killed City Attorney J D Beas ters and wounded Carmen Oliver and Steller Thompson. Atty Weaver was shot dead at the depot as whites bombarded a house where Suddeth hid. Rioters set fires, looted, and attempted to seize the killer.
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Coweta
Oki
Qet
neKro
Luddeth
J. D. Beasters
Carmen Oliver
Steller Thomp
Suddeth
Wallota
Aelaod
Swager
Posday Msi
Jin
Rune
Nin
Audet
ODF
Weaver
Oliver Ant ‘Thompson
Caleen
Honse
Witeh
Suddell
Auto Crash on Saluda Road Kills Elena Arlee
A late night auto collision on the Saluda road near the city limits injures several, including Miss Lemmond who breaks a collarbone and Chief Parola Wax report. Elena Arlee dies at the hospital. Roddey Reid and Misses Ldspionnang and Woresintrolmsnahe return from a ride.
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Rock Hin
NR. C. Hendricks
Mise Lemmond
Potica Partlow
Saruda
I'Mits
Roddey Reid
Wilt Ghiet
Tone Koek
Reid
Indy
Elena Arlee
Hogpltad
Rebels Seize Southern Provinces In China Turmoil
Reports from Hankow say defeated government troops retreat toward Bilao Kien as rebels seize Changsha and Nanchang, doubling rebel control in Kiangsi and Hunan. Refugees flood Shanghai and Yangtze ports while foreign firms seek protection. American gunboats may be deployed as tensions rise over foreign interests amid a widespread revolt.
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Shanghai
Hankow
Bilao Kien
Ying Uchang
Wankew
Wis Hp
Tnd
Bhankhal
Sri Bal
Japan
Manche
Trence
Changsha
Nan Chang
Chang She
Bug
Sunian
Nan Chang di
Kiang Si
Revo Honary
Ching Sha
Hanigow
Canton
Chiang Sha
Nah Chang
Shianghai
Yang-tse
Amert
Consi
Baker
Ethany
Wilder
Athany
Nanging
Repean
America
Hyde killed in cotton field dispute on South Carolina farm
In a fatal Tuesday night shooting near Walhalla, Major Strilling’s overseer Hyde, a white man about 36, was killed by Ernest Prod, a colored man, following a dispute over picking cotton. Prod was captured after a pursuit, with sheriff units securing the area as investigations and statements unfold amid conflicting accounts of the motive and method.
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Hyde
Fforeman
Ibilug
Kay
Hin
Dugey
Sheriff Kay
Bieri
Othara
Plive
A. R. Moas
Thos, Smith
Hwee
Tyde
isVerdion
Matho
F Wines
Muhvee
Waino Luther
Brother Kills Brother in Tragic Farmyard Shooting
In a deadly incident at a home near Cherokea Springs Hila Tternoun, 24, killed his brother Dewey Mowler, 16, after a dispute. Coroner Trice notified. investigation expected.
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Spurveibieys
David Kawlor
Cherokea Springs
Hila
Hia Bros
Dewey Mowlor
Roth
Reems
Dave
Dewey
Man Arrests After Greenwood Shooting On Owl Street
A Wellsman citizen of Crenvwood named Saletle at Greenwood reportedly fired a pistol at a neighbor on Owl Street. The assailant, described as despondent, had lived in Greenwood for over 400 years and is known to have a large social circle in the county.
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Fireuiwood
Del
Hippied
Crenwood
Steing
Howe
Owl Street
Limaelt
Ue Berle
My. Bheppard
Greenwood
Sonra Amd
Fawn
Westminster Woman Mrs Unrer M Peden Dies After Illness
Mrs Unrer M Peden long afflicted by paralysis since last August died at One Home of we sou l s law Wes Alulorson at 11 this morning. She formerly lived in Marylew section of Hyeonville county and for 20 years resided with her daughter Mrs W P Anderson. She was born Miss Marriott Harrison daughter of the late Thomas Harrison and was a Presbyterian and active church member. Surviving are a daughter, four grandchildren, three great grandchildren, two sisters Mrs S M Peden and Mrs Jacobie Peden. Interment followed at Cre Walrview cemetery beside her husband. Funeral services were at Greenville by Rev Ga Mages. The obituary notes other relatives and local affairs of the time.
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Unrer M. Peden
We Sou-Ls-Law
Wes Alulorson
Plack
Beden
Marrylew
Hyeonville
W. P. Anderson
Pedon
Marriott Harrison
Thomas @. Harrison
Presbyterian Church
Meaven
Devon
M. Peden
Layouts
Cacobiie Peeden
Pountain Tiny
Mountain Inn Oils
Fountain Ti
Trev
Ga Mages
Greenville
Eas
OMS Tyeesin Cours
Tan Min
Aon
Wilivleer
Alm
Anii Stanehtor
Ant
Mra
We Leathers
Vrante Cannon
Iota
Gilbert
TO. Whitton
Remy
Oh Te Stonneyphor
Columbia
Sinnveyphora Hore
Cathe Tonic Co
State Watera
W. M
Sohert
Seneca
Walhalla
Walhatta
Nourth
Smith
W. O. E Hamilton
TNA
le Tang
Spartanburg
Runyan
Greenvilla
Eugene Runyan
Weod. Duniney
Hie
Atlanta
KG. Mason
Charlotte
Wady Tamiey
Mt Hills
W. A. Hedland
Pat Chittens
Mayate Gan Ll T Iain
Sai Sherrard Haw
Townville
Charles Hloyd
Mr and
Mow
Floyd
Renee
Lester Mawleing
Abt Mebees
Wd. C. Dison
Bowen
Civic Association
Croy
Minowe
Nowife
Mya
M. W. Coleman
LS. Sirti
Ridge Springs
Downie & Wilson
Mia. J
Verner
W. Verner
Hhomefolks
Meg
Fer
Max Helen
Anderson
Liat Weel
December Term of Common Pleas Probable In Oconee
A projected extra December term of the Court of Common Pleas for this county is likely to be held due to the death of Judge Tish. Bonham has indicated no withdrawal from the criminal docket, enabling a two week closing window. Walterboro’s Walter Gruber is willing to act as judge, expected to convene on the second Monday in December.
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En- Wenvering
Court of Common Pleas
Sollestoy Bonham
Judie Tish
Joew
Gr. Ber
Wag
Walterboro
Gruber
Dustbe
L. Jones
Blease
Seneca Wins Tight Race Over Walhalla in Regional Meet
In a closely contested event, Seneca defeated Walhalla by two minutes in the special race. Next Friday, Walhalla and Seneca will race again at Seneca with school activities resuming next week amid student events. The article also notes various local notices, people visiting, and community updates in Walhalla and surrounding areas.
Shooting Death at Hat plat white dea in Onauenaans
Reported shooting in Onauenaans, Oval, British Columbia. Deb Ba We Barnes residing Hort Cope was killed in a home incident at Hat plat white dea. A man named tyerxon is sought by authorities. Barnes had not recovered from injuries for some time. A 13-year-old son allegedly shot and killed his father during a family dinner in an adjoining county. The investigation and charges are pending.
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Hyde
G ‘Aelona
Barnes
Carson
Th Dare
Wits
Bik
Pocataline
Oon Towlay
Ronowood
Tie Coros Voy
Palmers in Conspiracy Case Recall and Pardons
A 1909 tale recalls J B Palmer and family amid manslaughter conviction, pardons, and a widening conspiracy charge. The Palmers, Belcher, and others faced arrests in Walhalla and Greenville, with sentences ranging from eight years to life. Gov. Blease pardoned two, while others endured penitentiary terms and suspensions for good behavior amid a complex sequence of trials and alleged plots.
Wak Wrecked Bagginie in Marana Opt 24
Wrecked locomotives collide reversing engine at Marana Texas as passenger car is forced backward into the yard. a switchman from Whelan, Ant, and several others are noted in the crash report with limited readable details.
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Marana
Texad
Aloat
Fredehl
Fe Pega
Pacite
Owas
Vacitin
Whelan
Ant
Parroh Cta
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