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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1912

Page

2

A New Socialist Party Emerges in South Carolina

Delegates from 18 counties attend the Socialist State convention in Columbia. O. E. Branstetter of Oklahoma organized the revived state, nominating candidates for governor and other offices and endorsing a platform calling for public ownership of utilities and broad electoral reforms. The platform demands include voting rights after short residences, recall and initiative, equal suffrage, eight hour workday, union-run state printers, and abolition of convict leasing.

Columbia Socialist Party South Carolina O. E. Branstetter Oklahoma Socialists National Socialist Party Socialist Party of United States State Department

Spartanburg Counts Supports Jones in Convention Fallout

A Columbia dispatch quotes a Spartanburg attendee saying Jones will carry Spartanburg County by at least a 2000 vote margin. The report notes Bleasties facing a setback and records a favorable local sentiment toward Judge Jones.

Columbia Spartanburg Judge Jones

Pay of Expenses Refused in South Carolina Case

Columbia May 9 Comptroller General Jones released correspondence with Gov Blease and C W Creighton Greenwood special detective detailing refusal to honor Creighton's month expense account for lack of itemization. Creighton had sent a simple expense tally and Jones demanded itemized charges. The governor defended the account and warned of court action if Creighton has a right, while he travels to Spartanburg for several days. Creighton has been inspecting law violations.

Columbia Jones Gov Blease C. W. Creighton Greenwood Creighton

Tillman Divorce Suit Filed in Cincinnati Court

Mrs Eucy Dugas Tillman filed for divorce from Benjamin Ryan Tillman Jr in insolvency court Monday citing gross neglect of duty and failure to provide. The couple wed December 2 in Edgefield DC and have two children whose custody became a public episode involving Senator Tillman.

Cincinnatti Eucy Dugas Tillman Benjamin Ryan Tillman Tillman Pickens Edgefield D. C Senator Tillman

Notice to Harbor My Minor Son James M Galloway

A notice forbids any person or corporation to hire employ feed or harbor James M Galloway a minor who left home without consent. Any violator will be prosecuted by It3 E Galloway.

James M. Galloway E. H. Galloway

Tillman seeks re election amid health concerns in letter

Senator Tillman appeals to South Carolina voters to re elect him to the Senate. He recalls a long career from governor to senator, notes his health decline, and asks supporters to indicate if they still want him to serve. He offers to mail copies of speeches and asks for retirement if voters deem him unable to perform duties.

South Carolina Senate Congress Washington

Contract Award for Electric Chair at State Penitentiary

The board of directors awarded the contract to Adam Electrical Company of Clinton New Jersey to erect and outfit the electric chair for the State penitentiary. The chair will be mission oak and receive electrical current from the local Columbia electric company. The project, approved under a 1912 act, aims to be ready by June for several executions, with installation supervised by the State electrician.

Adam Electrical Company Clinton N.J Mission Oak Local Electric Company of Columbia State Penitentiary General Assembly Raleigh Richmond

Trespass Notice on Price Lands

All persons are warned not to hunt fish or trespass on the lands of Mrs J W Price. Disregard of this notice will be prosecuted.

J. W. Price

Rexall Orderlies Promise Relief for Constipation

An advertisement claims Rexall Orderlies can permanently relieve chronic constipation without laxatives. It argues cathartics harm bowels, cites nerve and muscle weakness as causes, and touts a candy like tablet that does not purge. Available in Pickens at The Texall Store and Pickens Drug Co with pricing.

Rexall Orderlies Pickens Texall Pickens Drug Co

State Democratic Convention Opens in Columbia

The State Democratic Convention met in Columbia yesterday with reports from all counties arriving late for the Sentinel. Many expect Judge Jones supporters to control the convention, and the table below shows Jones and Blease strength by county.

Columbia Sentinel Judge Jones Jones and Blease

Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Offer In Pickens Drug Store

A local ad promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as effective relief for indigestion and dyspepsia. It guarantees money back after 15 days for a 25 cent box and offers larger sizes for 50 cents and one dollar, with the Pickens Drug Company selling Rexall Remedies.

Pickens Rexall Pickens Drug Company

Chattanooga Wins 1913 Confederate Reunion Site

The 22nd annual Macon Georgia reunion of Confederate Veterans closes with Chattanooga named 1913 host city after a stormy session. Jacksonville and San Antonio trailed in voting while Gen. Trimble led the bid and Miss Mary Scandrett of Macon was crowned 1912 queen on Coleman’s Hill.

Macon Chatanooga Tenn Trimble Gettsyburg Mary Scandrett Coleman’s Hill Georgia Jacksonville San Antonio Altho Walker

Notice of Sale by Pickens Railroad Company

The Pickens Railroad Company will offer for sale to the highest bidder at its Pickens South Carolina freight depot on June 8 1912 at 10 a.m. all refused and unclaimed freight and express with unpaid charges. Payment by recipients before sale day prevents sale. Items include beans tobacco oysters shells glass medicines crockery Starch syrup lamp box etc and many named recipients. General Manager J T Taylor signs the notice.

Pickens Railroad Company Pickens S. C

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Sociali R. B. Britton Charleston J. C. Inabinet Newberry P. I. Rawl Lexington J. F. Fink Leesville John A. Meete J. W. S. Pigler W. T. Cobb Greenville C. W. Thompson Reevesville W. R. Charles Pelzer G. A. Green C. M. Newman I. M. Moody Greeville John C. Gibbs Georgetown John. C. Rabon F. K. Knight Gaston E. W. Pack Piedmont D. H. McLaughlin Jefferson J. F. Creighton Supreme Court Party of State Senate Pauver Mrs. Tillman B. R. Tillman the State Convention Abbeville Aiken Anderson Bamberg Barnwell Beaufort Barkeley Calhoun Cherokee Chester Eeeenee Chesterfield Clarendon Colleton Dillon Darlington Dorchester Sone Fairfield Florence Sete Hampton Harry Jasper A . Kershaw Lancaster Laurens Marionenna Marlboro Oconee Ory Orangeburg Pickens Aeenane Richland Saluda Sumter Heath, Bruce, Morrow Co W. J. Powell Wm. Rosemand Keowee Supply Co Bickens Bottling Works A.C. Smith M. C. Dodgens Noname W.J. Kopp D. B E. M. Hines Central Mfg. Co Dora Leslie P. W. Smith Wm. Rosemond C. H. Rice G. Ware J. B. Seaborn Moore & Mauldin R.T. Welborn J. K. Manley A. Sheriff W.E. Stephens Gs. A. T. Turner H. A. Richey Cee — Eee Lola Harris Doll Carriage Cts T. D. Harris Pke Geo. E. Biddeford L. F. Robinson Medc Castus Estell Revis B. Williams L. H. Grandy R. L. Henderson W. C. Seaborn J. M. Crenshaw Katie Ferguson A. D. Mann J. L. Bolt Folger & Thornley J. A. Cannon Harvey Kennemore Pirlie Ryce D. B. Finney H. M. Hester W. Masters Abner Masters Wm. Moore W. L. Myers B. A. Gallaway J. M. Clements Avery Kirksey W. A. Holder Henry Porter Lambert Raney W. A. Saterfield H. Allen Ivy Light & Power Co A. P. Smith E. H. McWhorter Sentinel-Journal J. T. Taylor I A
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