Extra Session of Congress Set for April 11
President Harding called Congress to meet on April 11 to receive his administration's communications. Tariff and taxation will top the agenda with aims to aid farmers amid price declines. A proposal for a general government property disposal commission and other rehabilitation measures are expected, with debate on whether to deliver the message in person.
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Washington
Congress
Legislative Branch
Harding
Senate
House
Wilson
White House
Newt Kelly Sent To Penitentiary By Governor Order
Governor Cooper ordered the state penitentiary to receive Newt Kelly from Lexington and hold him until further notice. Kelly, held on murder charges in the David Shull case at Brookland, was moved due to health concerns at the Lexington jail.
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Cooper
State
Newt Kelly
Lexington
Kelly
David Shull
Brookland
Lexington County
Lower taxes mean a lower South Carolina
R S argues in the University Weekly News that taxation funds essential services and public welfare. He lists benefits from government including health, education, roads, and protection, warning that calls for lower taxes tare away at state services and degrade society.
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South Carolina
Sodom
R. S
University Weekly News
South Carolina Bank Examiner Sees Hopeful Readjustment Ahead
Columbia reports State Bank Examiner James H. Craig urging calm and solid business leadership as South Carolina banks show fewer failures than peers. He notes recent bank cautions do not signal trouble, expects readjustment as Governor Cooper and former Governor Manning work with Mr Baruch on new measures.
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Columbia
South Carolina
James H. Craig
Craig
Crais
Cooper
Manning
Baruch
Banking official lauds South Carolina banks recovery effort
Mr Craig, in charge of South Carolina bank examination, credits deflation era nursing and optimism for stabilizing 300 state banks. He notes only three failures in a year and highlights efforts to keep banks open, support communities, and finance cotton. He cites $200 million in state banks and anticipates improved conditions with fresh money and cooperation.
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Craig
Bank Examiner's Department
South Carolina
Harry Blease Dead Brother of Governor Dies in Newberry
Harry H. Blease, a well known Newberry citizen and brother of former governor, died suddenly at his home last Friday night. He is survived by brother Cole L. Blease of Columbia, sister Mrs T G Williams of Newberry, two half brothers Mayor Eugene S. Blease and Sheriff Cannon G. Blease of Newberry, and half sister Mrs ad R Eison of Newberry.
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Albert Whitfield Harman
Hebron
Harman
Thelma
Marchant
F. J. Harman
H. E.harman
Atlante
F. B. Harman
Columbia
van B. Harman
van D. Harm
Newberry
Harry H. Blease
Cole L. Blease
T. G. Wiliams
Eugene S. Blease
Cannon G. Blease
Newhe
Ad. R .Eison
Danderine Promise of Thick Glossy Hair At Half Price
After using Danderine you notice no dandruff or falling hair and your hair looks twice as abundant thick and radiant. This 35 cent bottle promises long heavy beautiful hair and immediate improvement.
Bingham Convicted of Murder and Sentenced
Florence, March 28. Edmund D. Bingham was convicted of killing his brother L Smiley Bingham last January and judge Memminger sentenced him to be electrocuted in April. An appeal will be taken to the supreme court. Mrs Bingham his mother Mrs Black and his sister and two adopted children were killed at the same time. The defendant is the son of a former state senator and the case drew wide interest. The trial lasted nearly a week.
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Florence
Edmund D. Bingham
L. Smiley Bingham
Memminger
Supreme Court
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Albert W. Harman
Lincoln Memorial
Nance
MR. Craig
Harry Blease
Dandruff
Bingham
Dodson
Calomel
A. H. DeVaughn, Jr. & Co. Cotton Brokers
Jackson St
Augusta, Ga
Cotton Exchange
Rose & Son
Broad St
New York
California
A. W. Morgan
Main Street
Columbia, S. C
Walter
L. Walter Optical Co
Columbia, S.C
Charleston and
Florence, S.C
Holland
Maxwell House Coffee
Harmon Drug Company
Hunt
Charles Anstater
Lagrange
United States
The
Home National Bank
U. S
Federal Reserve Association
Lorick Brothers
Columbia Supply Company
West Gervais St. Columbia
5. C
Ray Fisher
Over Lever’s Shoe Store
Main St. Columbia, S. C
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