Young man held on serious charge at Marion county line
Ed Kirby appeared before Magistrate Haselden on a warrant charging a grave statutory offense against a girl alleged to be under 14. Hearing revealed the act occurred near Mullins with connections to Dothan and Latta. Jurisdiction fell to Marion county. Kirby jailed and to be transferred for preliminary proceedings. The girl testified she left home with three Kirby relatives and was driven to Mullins and beyond. she stated she is 12. Mother confirmed Florida birth in 1907 and age between 12 and 14. Abduction charges against Dunk and Dudley Kirby were dropped for lack of evidence. The case hinges on rape or statutory rape under the age 14 statute. penalties are the same.
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Kirby
Haselden
CIA
Free State
Magistarate
Marion County
Karby
Magtrate Haselden
Dothan
Duak
Dudley Kirby
Dunk
Dudley
Bass Cross Roads
Latta
Ed. Kirby
Mullins
George Kirby
Geo
George
Rowi
Vierin
Florida
Tekrified
Howse
Oeeman
Han- Hien
Bouwre
Deak
Marion Star
Winn
Ammons
Manning
Wheeler Streets
Miles Meinnis
McInnis
Manning Street
T. W. Miles
Miles
Law
Hue
C. B Fleetwood
Luther Tart
Metnnis
Howell
Hli
Jamies Gibson
Millen
Jjayar
Half a Crop Expected In Orangeburg County
Orangeburg records show cotton ginning underway with hot weather lifting yields. The outlook is about half a crop due to boll weevil infestation across the county, with many fields reduced by at least half and in many cases to one third. Economic strain accompanies the unsettled market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeburg
Orangesburg
Methodist Chore Services Revival and Death Service
Readable fragments describe a Sunday service at Mary Street with Revival Death of the Air Prayer carved in. Mentions Mestiati t Chireh and Public cordinily vive to all srier. References Hel Muller and Propebine at 2 AM with revival choir practice and public coordination.
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Mary Street
Muller
Buipethy
Pravtion
Campaign contributions for democracy and victory ticket
A list of names and amounts donated to support the presidential ticket "Cexsure of Victory" including Dr. R. F. Darwin Co. L. Moody, B. Rowland, Roy Edwards, Dr. Halford, Tom David, Jack Hayes, A Blumberg, RL Lane, and others bearing contributions for the campaign effort. The OCR text is fragmented and values are incomplete or unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Darwin Co. L. Moody
B. Rowland Roy Edwards
Halford
Tom David Jack Hayes
Blumberg
RL. Lane
Smallpox epidemic feared as winter approaches
Dr. James A. Hayne warns of a coming nationwide and statewide rise in smallpox with virulence increasing in cold weather. He notes reports across the U S and several South Carolina counties, including Langley and upper Richland, and urges voluntary vaccination to prevent an epidemic. The Langley cases prompt health officials to act.
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Hayne
United States
South Rolina
James A. Hayne
Christine Ed
Mary Sprunt Bethea
South Carolina
H. Wyman
Aiken
Langley
Health Department
H. Hayden
Charleston
Richland County
Murder Shocks Lancaster as Woman Found Shot in Woods
Police say Charlie Montgomery confessed dragging Emma Montgomery to a wooded area near Richard Harper’s farm and shooting her. The body, identified as Emma Montgomery, was found by a boy out hunting, two or three days after the crime. Montgomery allegedly fled to continue wood hauling after the killing. The case has drawn wide local attention amid questions about the motive and witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster News
Lancaster County
Richard Harper
Emma Montgomery
E. B. Roddey
Charie Montgomery
Mr. Roddey
Charlie Montgomery
Thur
Tiny Wer Montearnery
Montgomery
Mayor Played Cop and Teeth Were Lost in Altercation
A town incident reports the mayor acting as police, arresting Miles Meinnis after a drunken melee that involved McInnis and a driving companion. The mayor was struck, Miles fell and fractured a collarbone, others intervened, and both Miles and Meinnis were hospitalized with possible surgery pending. Relatives sought legal action after the brawl.
Expense Recounts Filed With Clerk Of Court
Recounts of campaign expenses filed with the Clerk of the Court list multiple candidates and amounts such as Lane 80.00 and Muller 162.15, though several names appear garbled. The record reflects monetary entries for candidates including Hodges and McLaurin among others, with figures varying widely and some unclear due to OCR errors.
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Lane
H. M. Mouths
Don. W. McKay
LD. Martin
W. HW. Muller
OQ. Moody
L. B. Hagelten
Eres
Clyde & Bera
Save McLaurin
Fragmented garbled text from a local page segment
A distorted OCR passage recounts a noisy assortment of names, places, and actions. It mentions guides and speakers, a venue and times, and scattered references to events or individuals, but the text is largely indecipherable and offers no clear narrative or verifiable facts.
September Court Jurors Listed Across Counties
A partial roster of jurors for the September term is published listing names such as Monroe McKenzie Carmichael J T McQueen Hillsboro W McCormack Harleesville and many others across multiple towns. The long list includes numerous residents with varied occupations and locales, reflecting summons for jury service.
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Monroe McKenzie
Carmichael
J.T. McQueen
Hillsboro
Dnc
W. McCormack
Harleesville
ALM
Finklea
Bethea
J.B. Wise
Kirby
L. BL Hatewell
Kirby C. L. Woodle
W. Rovers
Millsboro
GR. Hayes
Harleveville
Th. W. Lester
Major Coleman
Kirby N.C. Carmichael
Master Sales Highlight Two land tracts auctioned near Latta
The sale covered two John Bass lands divisions along the Dillon Latta road. The first tract of 615 acres went to Woods attorney for 27700 dollars. The second division near Red Springs fetched 400 dollars or more, bid by M Baevit, with the river side property near Campbell Brady.
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Totes Mujday
W. O H. Smith
Avatier Saltte
Cowan
John Bass
Dillon-Latta
Latta
Woods
Atror
SECOND PRIMARY TUESDAY Voter turnout questioned by Saturday deadline
Second primary Tuesday is set with ballots ready by Saturday and poll workers from the first primary to return. Names and offices mentioned include Clyde, Moody, and others, with focus on candidates and procedural details for the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Jt Flethen
Mite Banke
Dillon
Moody
Pertos
Train Kills Young Man Near A C Depot
Nathan Stanton aged 28, of Brightsville, was fatally struck on the A L track near the A C J depot as a train ran over a bent rail. Engineer reported a gradient issue caused the derailment. Funeral held at Hubbard graveyard with family mourning the loss.
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McColl
Pee Lee
Nathah
A. L
A. C.J
Dane Gate
Stenton
Nathan Stanton
Peter and
Ann Stanton
Brightsville
Messrs
Halton
Charlie
Luther Stanton
Frank Gibson
Howard Harris
Joe Thompson
Hubbard
Brighteville
Have We Forgotten God
A religious tract condemns secular amusements and worldly pursuit, urging repentance. It laments crowds in public spaces, calls to return to Bible faith, and warns of judgment for those neglecting prayer, humility, and devotion.
Fragmentary note on fege and tai ety Hip
The readable text is fragmented with many garbled words. It mentions someone named Tammie and GANT and notes about a poth or hip to be verified. No clear event or outcome can be confirmed from the fragments.
Solar News Items From County Letters and Happenings
Savannah Ia resident Mrs M Pearson visits her mother Mrs P By lheringy near Hamer. Janie Herring, recently with S S Western Wave, is home briefly. Bethesda Oak Grove church nearly finished with painting and ready for occupancy soon. Rev C S Felder and family return to Bingham after two week vacation. Felder filled his regular appointment last Sunday. Oak Grove school work progresses but not ready for fall opening. Cotton in the district has declined but is opening fast. farmers expect about half a crop.
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Oak Grove
Bethesda Methodist
Felder
Bingham
Local social notes from Greensboro and nearby towns
Miss Coleen Bethea of Greensboro is at home. Miss Mary Edwards of Mullins visited Mrs Ruby Fort Carmichael. Eugene Marley of Columbia spent the weekend with Mrs L K Bethea. Miss Tielina Rogers tested for Buie Creek Academy and will attend school. Mr. H C Carmichael and Mrs Charlotte are visiting Mrs Anne Carmichael. Miss Ora Rogers returned from Jackson Springs. Mrs. Jane Thompson of Lake View is visiting relatives here. Mrs E G Rogers and daughters Nellie and Eva of Marion spent a few days here last week.
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Fork
Coleen Bethea
Greensboro
N. C
Mary Edwards
Mullins
Ruby Fort Carmichael
Eugene Marley
Columbia
L. K. Bethea
Tielina Rogers
Buie Creek Academy
Tey
H. C. Carmichael
Charlonte
Anne Carmichael
Ora Rogers
Jackson Springs
Jane Thompson
Lake View
E. G. Rogers
Nellie
Eva
Marion
Dillon Women Register in Local Civic Move
About 100 Dilley women registered on Tuesday per Mr Herring board member. They will vote in November general election and all Carne primaries and special elections. The register marks a civic forum with plans for upcoming political participation in spring contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilley
8. Herring
Calito
UIT Forum Ge
Associations Consolidate Amid Volunteer Group Reforms
A long muddled report details an association merger led by Mrs Jobi Eberernve, with a new president and officers elected unanimously. The group plans committee work on civic projects, meet weekly, and prepare activities for the autumn term, aiming to strengthen local parent teacher efforts and community engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corie
Jobi Eberernve
Hie
Parent
Flori
Raew
Pepe
Rupert Te Siti
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TPH Methodist
Margaret el- Mott
Bettie Bethea
Hinev Democratic Club
A. J. Evans
G. Lucas
L. C. Braddy
J. Frank Thompson
A. B. Welch
Ino
N. Hargrove
F. L. Litton
D. Coleman
French Young
C. A. Johnson
McCutcheon
C. Stokes . Booth
Mr. Montague
Catore
A. P. Bethea
B. F. Williams
Joe Wood
Dr. Easterling
R. L. Lane
E. T. Elitate
A. B. Jordan
I McLaurin
J. H. McLaurin
J. M. Sprunt
J. R. Hateha
R. L. Moody
G. H. Hall
W. E. Hall
Charlie Saleeby
J. C. Lupo
Dr. S
C. Henslee
T. W. Hamer
Jesse Evans
Willie Herring
J. F. Dail
Eula Braddy
Mary Bethea
B. G. Doggett
B. Fennegan
B. Stoney
C. Croxton
J. M. Rogers
Alley Braddy
Fiona Betha
W. Ethea
Ss. W. Williams
Phil
Osteen
Cc. Rogers
Jim Hast
R. C. Couch
W. W. Thompson
R. B. Gaddy
Dewlah Braddy
Sant Bethea
IEET
Airelane
Ellon
Train
Louisville
God
Chris
Wiley
Glenetheiind
Rene
Torun
Tibbey
Taierey
SOLAR
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