Governor Demands Immediate Action Over Primary Allegations
In a lengthy statement to South Carolina voters, Governor Cole Blonse denounces alleged fraud in the August 27, 1912 Democratic primary and calls on the Democratic Executive Committee to convene, investigate, and declare the rightful outcome amid charges of white-voter majority integrity and party machinery control.
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Mayor’s abrupt restraint sparks city controversy
A local mayor of Cohimbia faced sudden restraint after a university incident in South Civoliia. Officials say the episode involves city governance and potential legal action, with ties to the Civolia administration and a special student status. The case centers on the mayor’s actions and possible consequences for the city government.
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Fragmentary OCR notes Yields Military Captioning Snippet
Fragmented text shows a garbled regional caption mentioning Doan’s ointment and a male name possibly Masvopattowas with a reference to a commissioner in Maine. The legible parts indicate a clipped, historical newspaper fragment lacking clear event, date, or location details.
England Sees the Canal Through Mixed War Coverage
The London Outlook devotes space to attacks on the United States amid wartime tensions. Articles praise munitions support for Britain, critique President Taft, and warn that U S actions on the Great Lakes test treaty commitments. Analysts debate Britain’s diplomacy and America’s stance as European pressure grows.
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Panama Canal tolls dispute and Hay Bunau Varilla treaty
Article discusses the Hay Bunau Varilla treaty and the Panama Canal Act, alleging conflicts over U S rights to tolls and discrimination against other nations. It critiques the United States for profiting from canal use and suggests subsidies as a fairer solution, while contrasting with a political pamphlet on blood purity claims.
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Governor Blease Reappoints Four Magistrates
Governor Blease announced to The Intelligencer that he has reappointed four magistrates whose offices were declared vacant by the Supreme Court. The four are S. E. Whitten of Pendleton, W. B. Green of Sandy Springs, W. T. Chamblee of Rock Mills, and J. A. Young of Martin, with the governor asserting the removals created vacancies to be filled by recess appointments.
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Uncertain Senate Actions and Cement Project Update
A garbled report discusses the Senate reconvening and potential vacancies, with mention of a broader recess and appointment questions. It also notes a large cement purchase feeding Vininn Canal construction, claiming millions of barrels and high daily output, though many details are unclear.
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Malaria Remedy Promised By Te Ty and Watch Quick Improvement
Advertisement touts Te Ty and Watch Quick Improvement laxative as a fifty cent bottle remedy for malaria chills fever colds and related symptoms. Claims 35 years of use by Se Heledaon of Anderson BC and cites testimonials from prominent South Carolinians. Urges readers to ask their druggist or write R Leo P Cos Anilvenon for availability.
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Mrs. Gray Arrested Over Indian Allotment Records
Washington Sept 20 Mrs Helen Here Gray investigator for the Crow tidlan affairs faced arrest on a complaint by the Indian agency charged with concealing public records. She posted $500 bond furnished by Senator Clapp and her trial before a US Commissioner was set for Tuesday. She admitted taking the allotment roll with the congent of former Indian Commissioner Valentine and Judge M C Burch and turning it over to the Department of Justice.
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Mrs Gray Aligns With Attorney General Amid Claims of Conspiracy
Mrs Gray declared her action and the approval of Attorney General Wickersham amid allegations by enemies. Officials report little known of the affair as many are out of town. Details suggest she held a desk in the Indian office for the Geaham committee and was linked to Democratic National Committee activities. A push to obtain records and receipts is noted, with implications of political influence and inquiries continuing.
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