Planters Seek Extra Session To Promote Cotton Plan
A Marlboro county meeting of business leaders and planters urged Governor to convene an extra General Assembly session. They supported the Louisiana plan to boost cotton value, called for state warehouses' grading by an expert, and asked lawmakers to pass necessary acts in cooperation with other South Carolina jurisdictions.
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Bennettsville
Marlboro
Howse
Louisiana
South
John L. Mclaurin
Don McQueen
D. D. McLeod
McLaurin
J. Ll. McLaurin
New Orleans
Ret Crosland
Martee “Y
General Assembly
Marlboro County
W. Evans
Hop
Attorney Says Culprit Could Be Someone Else In Poison Case
In Lynchburg Virginia senior factor J flee for Rev Clarence V ordson pastor of Immanuel Baptist Cambridge Indicted for murder. He claims another person supplied Linnel with poison from watch Aled. Richardson protests innocence and vows to prove another man’s guilt while resigning as Cambridge church pastor, citing loyalty and faith.
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Ohder
Bouton
Aled
J. Flee
Lynchburg
Clarence V. Rdson
Im- Watthel Baptist Church
Cambridge
Lee
Boston
Richardson
Immanual Chutrch
Burdes
Lucius Todd Drops Dead at Columbia Fair Race
Lucius Todd, a well known pacer owned by Senator James Stackhouse, collapsed on the Columbia track last Thursday after finishing ahead in his heat. Officials believe a ruptured blood vessel near the heart caused the sudden death following a strong Eastern circuit season. The horse, once owned by J. Q. Berry, had been highly regarded as the fastest from the region and drew admirers at home and abroad.
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Lucie Todd
James Stackhouse
Columbia
Tacius Todd
Ohio
Billy Schwarke
Lucius
J. Q. Berry
Senator Stackhouse
Me Boll Weevil Exhibit Reported by Local Farmer
Mr J B Copeland a prosperous young farmer from Hopewell brought to the Intelligencer office a what may be a genuine boll weevil and a live specimen Frank Carey a local cotton buyer who has seen boll weevils in Texas believed it to be genuine while others compare stored specimens and say the captured weevil appears to be the real cotton enemy
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J. B. Copeland
Hopewell
Intelligencer
Frank Carey
Texas
Copeland
Anderson Intelligencer
Tolar murder suspects face preliminary hearing
Robesonian reports Maree Boys charged with assault that killed Mr J G Tolar near McDonald. Hearings held Saturday before Judge Rowland. bail denied. Trial set in superior court this week. Witnesses numbered 16 to 20. Evidence mainly circumstantial. John Wesley and John Crawford at large. Details recount alibi slips and linked statements from T Lyon and others.
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Robesonian
T. Lyon
Ed. Martin
James Suggs
J. Gray Tolar
McDonald Op
Tolar
J. A. Rowland
Messrs
McLean
Varser
Messrs, Britt & Britt
Dock Floyd
Martin
Withearea
John Wealey
Lyon
Mr. Tolar
John Wesley
Pearl Suggs
James
John Crawford
Crawford
Mr. Twlar
Auto race trip from Dillon to Savannah on November 20
Dillon residents arrange a trip for about 25 people to Savannah for auto races. The Pullman will attach to No. 3 and arrive around 6 32 p m. Two days in Savannah preceded by a pleasant return journey. Messrs J M Carm chee and J K Bridgera lead the arrangements with reservations filling quickly.
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Dillon
Savanna
Ula Ofcamtonna
Savannah
Messia
J. M. Carmchee
J. K
County News And Happenings County Big Horse Races
Local notes from Little Rock to Dillon detail visits by residents, a newly organized Kentyre Literary Society, ongoing schooling updates, and extensive plans for the Dillon Driving Association fall meet. Governor Cole L. Blease may speak, with events centering on November 30th and potential match races featuring Alfonso and Billy Schwake, under National Driving Association rules.
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Kentyre School
Mary Carmichael
Grace McIntyre
Theresa McDaniel
Monroe McIntyre
Kanawha McDaniel
Eva Jackson
Worth Stewart
Maude Carmichael
James McLellan
Emma Louise
May Carmichael
J. R. Carmichael
Jimmie
Pab
Sallie Carmichael
Fayetteville
N. C
Douglas McDonald
Dillon
Db FL McIntyre
A. R. McIntyre
Pleasant Hill
D F
Kentyre
Sandy McLellan
North Carmichael
A. J. Carmichael
Columbia
Kentyre Literary Society Cor
Dillon Driving Association
San Dillon
Dillon Folk
South Carolina
Heralds
Cole L. Blease
Governor Blease
Gov. Blease
Alfonso
Lucius Todd
Billy Schwake
Ohio
National Driving Association
First Akron trial ends in failure at Atlantic City
Lack of sufficient gas ends the Akron dirigible trial flight in Atlantic City New Jersey. The airship landed in a meadow seven miles from the city and was towed back. It traveled along the beach and over meadows at 300 to 400 feet before gas failed buoyancy. Rescue launches towed the airship home as Melvin Varniman eyed Europe plans.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Akron
Atlantic Ocean
Aindow
Melvin Varniman
Europe
Waa
Infant dies of burns in Spartanburg incident
Little Walter Robinson aged 16 months died from burns after a fire started by an envelope he picked up while his mother and a four year old brother were nearby. The mother’s hands were badly burned while trying to save him. The body will be shipped to Chester for burial.
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Spartanburg
Walter Robinson
Montia
Mere
Frank Robinson
Columbia
Burns
Haly
Bia
Bie
Chester
Mr. Roblawen
Nce
Post Office Move Planned to New Modern Building
The Dillon post office will relocate from Euat Main Street next to Stubio Co to a new building near Vaughan Furniture Co, with completion expected by year’s start. Old boxes will be moved to a new set, and interior upgrades will include labor saving devices. The government leases the new building for ten years with a possible extension.
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Dillon Post Office
Stubio Co
Euat Main Street
Vaughan Furniture Co
Island Rises Out of Sea at Serpent's Mouth Strait
Port of Spain officials report an island has suddenly emerged from the sea in the Serpent's Mouth strait between Trinidad and the Venezuelan coast. Spectators gathered at Fourth and Court streets last night for a canvas tent show featuring Al island’s Mames and Amoke A. G. Allen's Dg ministrels, drawing crowded crowds and strong applause for a varied program including an electrical dance and performances by pastimes off the Levee. The event was praised as a novel, paying venture with stage scenery akin to an opera house.
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Port of Spain
Trinidad
al Island
Serpent's Mouth
Venezuelan
A. G. Allen
Dg Ministrels
Finvies
Fourth and
Court Streets
Winsire
Elphth
Mathis Crnumwerelal
Millon
Beattie appeal filed to stay execution in Chesterfield
Lawyers for Henry Clay Beattie have filed a writ of error with the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals to appeal his November 24 execution sentence for murder. Judge Keith will review the eleven points and decide whether to grant a stay pending a hearing. Beattie remains jailed in Richmond awaiting the court’s ruling.
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Richmond
Vax
Nev
Henry Clay Battle
Drum Dor
Wile
Supreme Court of Appeals
Thie
Chesterfield
Beattie
Keith
BD Buchanan Cardwell
Harrison
Whittle
Richmond City
Fast ACL run Florence to Rocky Mount sets speed mark
Engineer Josephus J Jennings, known as an old Amer, piloted Train 82 and Engine 265 on the Atlantic Coast Line from Florence to Rocky Mount over the Short Cut. The 173 mile run took four hours ten minutes, averaging over 43 mph excluding 29 minutes of stops. The ten-car consist weighed more than usual, yet the run reportedly felt airborne at times.
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Florence
Rocky Mount
N.C
Josephus J. Jennings
Amers
Jennings
Christianity in Japan shown through education drive
Dr R J Stirwald Lutheran missionary in Savannah says about 170000 Japanese have converted while many more leave traditional churches. He credits education with progress toward Christianizing Japan, noting modern Christian schools expanding and many Japanese families seeking Christian schooling despite government schools. He expects Christianity to be firmly established in time.
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Savannah
Japan
jRev
R. J. Stirwald
Stirwald
Dr. Stirwald
Empire
Hae
Jaan
Dratwald
Caterpillars a Blessing in Cotton Yoelds for Chernko Farmers
Farmers in Chernko brace for a bumper cotton crop as caterpillars, once seen as a disaster, spared the leaves and allowed green bolls to mature before frost. The only drawback mentioned is price.
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Chernko
Tnstead
Caterpillera
Alaguleo
Gaffney Ledger
Mount Vociferoun Fire Rumor Reaches Mia and Par Agneton
Mia and Par Agneton discuss a rumored eruption of Mount Vociferoun. They note papers report burning lava descending the mountain but fail to explain how the fire started.
Murder at Newberry store ends in axe death
A vigilante style killing occurred at the Newberry store of W S Ruff, a white man about 60. He was found slain with an axe behind the counter, trunk pried open, and money believed to be motive. Inquest begun. no arrest yet. Mrs Spehr wounded nearby in an unrelated incident.
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Newberry
Nov
Speckal
Wis
Rufl
Wise
Othe
Astern
Ruff
Ruffi
Acme
Butt
Beene
Uttle
Court House
Main Street
Rutt
Col David A. Full
St. Paidip's
Sowberry Corner
Garnier
Henry Chappell
Hy Simmer
Coronur
Rem
Mra
Shel
Whdow
Theo Sphel
Farm Note on Home Valse Corn and Hen House Math
A West Ridgefield Advertiser item discusses a Ninety-six farmer hen and a claim that making Valse Corn at home is cheaper than buying. It notes 100 Weehele and compares costs to hips, presenting a compact rural curiosity from the community column.
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Ridgefield Advertiser
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