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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1920

Page

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Engine Turns Turtle IX Coaches Derailed Near Dillon

A broken rail on Atlantic Coast Line No. 86 caused a spectacular wreck three miles north of Dillon, leaving the locomotive on its side and six steel coaches derailed. Engineer Tolur and fireman escaped serious injury as passengers evacuated calmly after a dramatic coasting crash. no deaths reported despite heavy damage to equipment.

Atlantic Coast Line Dillon Oscar Campbell Jno. Tolur Coast Line Chas. Paul Latta Tolar Poiat Tolur Bastentyre Tallon Mill

Jealous Husband Kills Wife and Boarder at Home

Macon Georgia June 26 Mrs E Herrington thirty two and a young boarder said to be her uncle Charles Howze eighteen were shot and killed in the Herrington home. Riley E Herrington husband is held on two murder charges. The three children witnessed the tragedy. Herrington, a car shop foreman for the Central of Georgia, married eight years ago.

Macon E. Herrington Charts Howze Herrington Riley E. Herrington Herringtone Central of Georgia Railroad Valdosta A. C. Shinholzer Heresford Fla Howse Sheriff's Office Sald Howze Herrinerm Thenhoelners

Hoo Law Pined Under New

Two Dillon county residents were convicted under the compulsory school attendance law. Emanuel Johnson near Latta paid $60 after his child missed 12 days. David Spradley on the Surles place Dillon was fined $10. Both promised future school attendance enforcement.

Dillon County Emanuel Johnson Latta David Spradley Surles Place Dillon Johnson Spracley Quilter

Man Dies at Home of Mr Daniels in Alabama

A man died at Mr Daniels' residence in Citesary Hour Sunkey era, Alabama. He was sixty years old and left seven children. Funeral services were led by Rev. J. A. Lapeley at Little Rock Baptist Church.

Daniels J. A. Lapeley Little Rock Baptist Church

Plane carries the passengers in modern airships

Augustus A. Post testified before a New York state aviation commission on European progress in air travel. He described a Milan built Capron passenger plane for 100, with 3,000 horsepower motors, and noted Europe’s lines from England to India and Cairo to Cape Town. He cited 18 to 36 passenger models with luxury fittings and wireless facilities, and forecast speeds near 200 mph after next summer.

Milan Augustus A. Post State Action Commission Sexatop New York Post Europe Aero Club of America England France Italy Belgium Unite States India Africa Cairo Cape Town Paris London Brussels Flanders Europea

Signals From Other Worlds

London reports an interview with Signor Marconi about mysterious undecipherable signals affecting Marconi wireless instruments. He notes occasional sweeter sounds possibly from beyond Earth and says simultaneous New York and London reception suggests distant origins, but no proof or definite message. He urges thorough investigation and says disturbances occur day and night.

London Marconi The Daily Mail Pager Signor England America New York

Services for Mr Ztevr Grenthi Held at Local Cemetery

The funeral services for Mr Ztevr Grenthi were conducted by the Reverend AL Langley. Interment followed at Grantham cemetery by the side of his wife, who died several years earlier.

PN Welle Towers Ztevr Grenthi Yeieharhoes AL Langley Grantham

Peace Treaty Hopes Dim in Senate Clash

Washington reports the bi partisan peace treaty conference collapsed as Senator Lodge refused changes to Monroe Doctrine and Article Ten, prompting Democrats to plan a Senate vote while warning of revolt within the party. Local items note community illness and a sudden marriage of a Lake View High couple.

Washington Senate Senator Lodge Massachusetts Hitchcock Nebraska McNary Republical Oregon

Sheriff Rowell Inches Toward Recovery After Christmas Wounding

Florence Times reports Sheriff Rowell of Marion County near full recovery from wounds after a Christmas day shooting while attempting to arrest a suspect in Sellers. He has been at Florence Infirmary since the incident and now sits up, hoping to return to Marion on Friday.

Florence Rowell Marion County Sellers Marlon

Legion Post seeks ex servicemen and new members

Attention ex service men. The John H- David Jr Post of The American Legion will meet next Wednesday night February 4 at Judge Haselden's office. Members urged to attend and bring new members. All veterans with honorable discharge from army navy or marines who served between April 6 1917 and November 11 1918 are eligible. The post in Dillon welcomes nearby veterans to join and participate.

John H- David, Jr American Legion Haselden New York Dillon Dillon County Amer~ Jean Legion Arny Tary Legion John He David John HH David Jr Ali Thompson Agu T

Thompson Acknowledges Ex-Servicemen for Aid

W. W. Thompson Adjutant notes a program to assist ex-service personnel in the aftermath of the AB B event. He urges readers to provide aid and mentions a list of veterans who served in the AY FP era.

Parpelytas Elin Awe I Wemavriers W. W. Thompson

New Bank Organizes in Lake View With Elected Officers

The Union Bank & Trust Co of Lake View organized last week as stockholders met to elect officers. Directors include L G Miller D J Oliver D K Ford Vink Daniels and T Rogers. Miller as president and J J Oliver as vice president were soon chosen. Capital stock and further details to be announced next week.

Theaxhier

Obscure obituary note for unnamed individuals in Carolina families

A fragmented obituary fragment mentions survivors including McCaninar Marit dail and Javarary Th im, with relatives in North and South Carolina. The text lists several surnames such as McCarian, McCormie, and references to Saxe dit and NLU Mra Wh TMT. No clear dates or events are provided beyond a memorial context.

Ahi Eden Wits Bo Ty McCarian Saxe Ae Thien McCormie Asteville Noodo Mimber Atandemitren Ereae North South Carolina

Bryan Declines To Back Hoover For Presidential Nomination

Herbert Hoover’s candidacy is not being considered by William Jennings Bryan. Bryan stated at the House that Hoover must publicly state his positions on key issues before any endorsement. He renewed his attack on Governor Edwards of New Jersey over prohibition and criticized Democratic chair Homer Cummings at Edwards’ inaugural banquet.

Nachville Tern Pendiig Herbert Hoover William Jennings Bryan Rendere Hoover Bryan House of Representatives Capitol Edwards New Jersey Homer §. Cummings Democratic National Committee

Strange Fate Pursues Family In Raleigh Tragedy

In Raleigh four miles from the city center, 12 year old Lillian Ferrell accidentally shot Allen Swaim, a Winston-Salem student at Bules Creek Academy. Ferrell drove a five passenger sedan four miles away injuring all aboard, including Prof J A Campbell and five academy students. Swaim, a 16 year old boarder at the Ferrell home, died from the gunfire after a mishandled pistol was pointed by Lillian during a household scene before daybreak.

Raleigh N.C. Dan Lillian Ferrell Allen Swaim Winston-Salem Bules Creek Academy Bules Creek N. C Ferrell J. A. Campbell Gwaim Petersburg Watonia Ifiuios Creeks T. Creech Smuth-field T. F. Jordan Franklinville N. Lambe Bulea Creek Spurgeon Spurgeon Ariguan St. Paul Charles Cude Winston-Safem Fuses Creek Tonteht Professor Campbell Creech Jordan Allen Swain V. M. Swaim Ferrell Jvame Swaim Lillian Ferrell ii

Surrender Talk Sparks Dutch Rebuffs and Allied Diplomacy

Washington reports doubt that Britain will force a Kaiser surrender by invading Holland. Diplomats say Holland has historically refused political prisoner surrenders, and Lloyd George faces pressure to align with Allied goals while avoiding alienating Britain’s broader wartime coalition. Meanwhile local notices invite choir practice and teachers’ meeting at the church.

Washington Great Britain Holland Wil Law Herenzolern Lal Ce Kaiser Lloyd George PNP

Former Dillon Boy Dies in Sumter Garage Tragedy

David Edens, a Dillon native about 30, was electrocuted Thursday afternoon in a Sumter garage while using an electric drill. The accident, instantaneous, occurred during automobile work. his brother Timmons Edens was present. Edens had worked in Dillon, married Thelma Beard, and was known as a skilled, highly paid automobile mechanic. His body returned to Dillon for interment at Holly Cemetery after his sudden death shocked friends.

David Edens Sumter Edens Timmons Edens Mr. Edens Dillon H. L. Moore Thelma Beard Dilton Aul- Nig Edens Reese, Timmons Mood Edens Mr. Holly

Photo from Lady Astor Sent to Cabell Davis Judge

Judge Davis of Danville Virginia who grew up near Lady Astor received a letter from her after her election to the British Parliament. The letter included a photograph showing Lady Astor taking the oath in the House of Commons with her husband Lord Astor and the presiding officer nearby.

Cabell Davis Lady Astor Hose of Commons Lord Astor Danville Judge Davis Lady Asetor

Profit and Rent Tax Scrutiny Targets Profiteers

The Internal Revenue Service pushes to uncover underreported income from rent and salaries as part of a broad enforcement drive. Officials urge all taxpayers to file accurate returns, highlighting landlords like Bill Brown of Hall Tour Apartments who paid $1400 for rent in 1919.

Commissioner of Internal Revenue Bill Brown John Stith U.S. A Joterial Revenue Bureau Totoriigih

Service message with garbled OCR at Atlanta station

The fragment describes a service message or notice from a post station in Atlanta Georgia. It mentions Hargrave and a Fifth Civil District location and references a post station at Iron. The readable text is incomplete and obscure.

Teria Hargrave Iron Atlanta, Ga

Also Mentioned on This Page

AOC. L Coast Line Flyer Dillon Yestenkay Lodge Sys F. M. Edwards Marion F. Rogers Maxcey Adams J. C. Blake Charlotte J. C. Rogers Edna Moree Charleston Edith Kohn J. T. Hawkins J. G. Miller Lee Harrelson V.om. Harrelson Lee Pages Mid Baptist Church Baptist Church Rey Leglio Jessie Jessie Fant Roon Ware Lake View High School DL. McCormiar Mixs Elizabeth) Maroney Dil Bad Bird Mienselves Columbia Ull Sheriff NEW Bank McCaninar Considre Hoover Catesine Strange Fate Serresder W.miser Hom David Emess Upton
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