House Debates Budget And Raises For State Agencies
The House debated a large appropriation bill over two hours, approving third reading with several changes. Increases included $5,000 for Columbia water and funding for state officials, education, and infrastructure, while several clerical and administrative provisions were adjusted.
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House
Ways and Jeans Committee
Tucsiky
Paraienidy
Pai Wala Wecretery
Stile i
Resisteattton
Klar EU
Raily
Comioten
Eylney
Benogripler
Clongean College
Dismissive Confession Ties Officials to Corrupt Inquiry
A disordered report centers on an investigation led by the Attorney General into corrupt transactions tied to high officials. The dialogue mentions Col Ahoy Carrott, Col Welder, and other figures as the probe seeks details of how the alleged scheme operated, with tense exchanges between lawmen and political actors.
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Lyon
Ahoy Carrott
Kleen
Dad
Col Welder
Cap. & IG
Deveun
Ulta Gries
Representie
Neumstige Scilor
Och
Henry Wattergon
Louisville Courier-dourial
Roth Caretta
Aurics
Reduerin
Paige
Col. Caveat
Gowerteon
Devel Cain
Cat Carroll
Gum Upton
Avery Datta
Wiley
Dana el
Wibke Boeken Firther
Hentia
Mob Hangs Negro After Lynching in Brookhaven Mississippi
A white Miss Williams was assaulted near Brookhaven, Ell Port a Black man, was dragged from custody and hanged from a telephone pole as military and police were overpowered by a mob of about a thousand. Shots were fired. two mob members wounded. Soldiers and guards recaptured prisoners and the mob dispersed. The incident sparked a large manhunt and heightened tension in the county.
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Ell Port
Fukin
Moauk Greer
Uetevernor
Uhm
Poldiera
Gourk
Laylleht
Wastin
Valletins
Tineeby
Roth
Wonesro
Tragic shooting ends life of child and brother in Whitestown
Six year old Wiissie Ord fires a revolver killing her 38 year old brother in Whitestown Indiana. Father Quincy Ford, aged 50, reacts with shock and described as devastated by the tragedy.
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Wlitestown Ind
Quincy Ford
Thirty Two Cent Cotton and BALD-Watson Open Bowl
A fragment notes the BALD-Watson event and a cotton weave context with a referenced 1% inch measure. The language suggests a local sports or auction item tied to a Mummer Bowl and odds or scores, but details are unclear.
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