14 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1910
Page
1
In Tennessee Governor Patterson declares withdrawal to aid party harmony after independents backed Republican nominee. He opposes further conflict, urging Democrats to unite to prevent GOP success in November. The state party eyes a convention to endorse Hooper as a path to unity.
James TY Moan, once a South Carolina governor candidate, and N. G. Gonzales, former Bute editor, were brought to Asheville from Mdgefield, D. C. in serious condition. Heix noted Tina suffers a dread disease. Moan spent months seeking health in the West before returning home to South Carolina. They arrived by train on a stretcher, with Moan maintaining his nerve despite grave illness.
Democrats gain governor and likely control of the Senate as returns show Frederick W. Platted winning Augusta and a strong Democratic showing in the state. A House majority remains uncertain with partial results still pending. Across the state voters backed Democratic candidates, signaling a shift in Maine's political landscape.
Macon Georgia bank president W Cahannis formerly head of the Che ls change Bank of Macon was pardoned by Governor Brown after a state court verdict and a denied new trial. The Court of Appeals ordered a rehearing and suggested the lower court modify the sentence for lack of moral turpitude. Cahannis long led the bank’s operations during its 1907 era while the cashier C Gry faced a seven year sentence for embezzlement. Meanwhile the government plans the world’s longest barbed wire fence to span from the Atlantic to the Pacific, over a thousand miles, separating the United States and Mexico with construction starting soon.
Partial vote tallies from yesterday’s primaries show Ty WW fimibhs nominated for County Union, Wed Schrodoy for County Treasurer, with a possible tied race for County Commissioner between Jesse JH Smith and J NH Brown. Moore nominated for Adjutant General. Bleash leads Governor race by 4,000 to 6,000 votes with about 10,000 remaining.
Activities and visits across Pownville and surrounding towns include Rev. Roy Brown preaching at the Aresbytertian church on Sunday and plans to resume studies in Cotimita Me and Ave. BT. Galloway attended the Oakdale singing. Mr and Mrs 111. Grant visited Ma. Walker in Alpharetia Georgia. A varied roster of locals, including Kay in Belton Men and Jasge Turton, traveled to Texas relatives. Prof. J. Wy Gaines of Rane Georgia spent days at his father’s. brother Lee Gamer’s typhoid illness mentioned. Muliple locals noted returning home after visits or absences. Mattie McCurley improving after illness.
The Seneca High School opened with 120 students and 47 pupils enrolled, amid speeches by Dr. B. A. Wines Cary and Key A. J. Driggora. Rev. Blackburn read scripture, Rev. Kirkpatrick gave the prayer, and Prof. Browleman outlined plans for an eventual orchestral and athletic age association. The event drew enthusiasm from patrons, pupils, and teachers for future school years. The article notes upcoming medals, a debating prize, and other honors, with social and community remarks and many local names in attendance.
A wedding solemnized at the home of Water on September 12 as Taam night unites Wathalla and Datiney Jeter of South Union with Roy Gene McFall officiating. Kr v
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