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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1911
Page
3
Washington and Columbia dispatches report Hub Evans asserting he seeks trial or vindication, criticizing Felder and governor backed framing. Evans details letters, dispensary ties, and calls for open proceedings while recounting prior exchanges with Governor Blease and officials.
On an order from Governor Blease a wagon containing two gallons of whiskey was seized at Helton and turned over to officers, then to the sheriff. The package was recovered and brought back to Piedmont by Jim McMinn who had received the letter explaining the matter. McMinn wrote to the governor after visiting Helton express, learning the package had been sold. The incident involved Belton express fees and police officers from various towns.
Colin Odom, arrested days earlier on charges of conspiring to murder William Barrington, faced a preliminary hearing in Bennettaville. The magistrate dismissed the case after witnesses were heard, noting the state failed to prove the conspiracy. Barrington and Mullard are noted as local property holders.
Governor Wlease has issued clemency in sixty four days in office granting pardons paroles and commutations totaling sixty six convicts as of March twenty two. Judge Shipp earns praise for tempering justice with mercy while local commentary touches on industry shifts and a feature on plastic surgery progress amid industrial debate.
A Dillon reader attests that Donn's Kidney Pills cured years of backache and kidney trouble. He notes permanent relief after use, and in 2012 endorses the remedy as still effective. Sold by dealers, 50 cents, by Foster-Milburn Co. Also a rental listing for the J. W. Moore residences in Rowland, N.C.
Fragmentary OCR item mentioning a court, a long-room house, and a real estate or legal notice. Includes garbled names and phrases such as Kiwan, Hughes, Mogum Age, Wade & McArthur, and Court of Common Pleas, State of Sint Carlin, with unclear dates or actions.
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