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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1911

Page

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Felder letter alleged to frame state deal exposed by Gov. Blease

Governor Blease released a disputed 1906 Felder letter claiming a plan to issue 500000 in stock to benefit H H Evans and others. Felder denied involvement calling the letter forged while Evans said Felder tried to frame him. Blease asserts handwriting matches Felder.

Hub Peoria Ill Hull Clark Brothers & Co Carolina Indiana United States Atlanta Augusta T. B Felder Denieston T OH Helder Blease Pearis South Carolina H. H. Evans T. 5 Felder T. B. Felder Gov. Blease T. EB. Felder F. B. Felder Columbia v. Beate ML Felder A. W. Todd R. M. McCowan L. M. Overstreet House Bleane

Five Good Men Elected to Govern Little Rock

The first Little Rock municipal election on August 24 selected five business leaders to run city affairs for nearly two years. Heahn as mayor, A Leach, W H Powell Edwards as aldermen, with Rufus Boabn of Southern Cotton Oil Co.'s plant, and B P Mobley as secretary treasurer. The board consists of prominent local merchants and bankers.

Little City Little Rock Heahn A. Leach W. H. Powell Edwards Rufus Boabn Isma Southern Cotton Onl Co Schafer Leach Powell

Newberry letters claimed to expose framed deals in state inquiry

A speaker asserts Tom Felder wrote letters offering to frame a big deal and vows to prove with affidavits. Gov Blease mentions more letters to be released, while denying current knowledge of dispensary commission improprieties and delaying on signing an investigation measure.

John Vo Wallace Charleston James Stickhouse Marion TF. Hrantley Grangeburs Dominick Newberry John L. Mimnaugh Columbia Hlea W. J. Murray Avery Fratton Greenvillle Brice Yorkville Jol Timmonsyville N. Wood Ode Cine Ao House of Repretatives John L. Milvaugh Tom Felder Hull Gov. Blease Felder Eame Old State Dispensary

Coca Cola deemed harmful by medical experts in trial

In Chattanooga the government case against Coca Cola proceeds with testimony from Yale and Philadelphia medical professors. They assert caffeine in Coca Cola acts as a drug, harming the nervous system and potentially causing habit formation, especially in children and nervous individuals.

Chattanooga Tenn O. T. Osborne Yale Medical College Solis Cohen Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia Joseph H. Musser University of Pennsylvania Cohen

Aviator Hitchcock Flies Between Aiken and Cedar Creek

Thomas Hitchcock, a passenger of Aviator Cof fyn, piloted a flying machine today to view his plantation near Cedar Creek, about 16 miles away, making the round trip in roughly 40 minutes without incident. He then returned to Aiken after business meetings.

Dillon Miles MeInnis Texas H.C. Alford Maxton N. C Meline MeInnis Mr. Alford Carolina North Carolina Judge McRae Metnnis McRae Me- Int Alek Miken Mareh Ds Coffyn Thomas Hitchcock Cedar Creek Firme Sualy Aiken

Jerry Moore in History Highlighted for Farm Yield Tale

In Columbia, March 47, a special reports that Jerry Moore will star in a forthcoming U S school readers volume. The piece notes his remarkable corn yield and a feature image, with Moore described as the boy farmer of summers and a story on the Sumerville tea farm. Lizzie L Wooster, author of the readers, was in Columbia to gather data for the feature.

Columbia United States Chicago Jerry Moore Imiters Summerville Mina Lizzie 1 Wooster Columbia Today Watson Moore

Dillon figures in Southern Commercial Congress notes

Avante Journal records the Southern Commercial Congress meeting with Col Knox Livingston Col Jon N Drake from Marlboro County and Mr William M Hamer among the attendees. Livingston is a noted Georgia lawyer and former state legislator Drake a prominent planter and brother of the corn champion. Hamer leads Dillon Mills and is a leading Maryland manufacturer in the state. Blobbe-hen Bigwad, once tipped for jail, is now a legislator.

Southern Commercial Congress Avante Journal Col Knox Livingston Jon N. Drake William M Hamer Marlboro County National Agricultural Department Marlboro

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