Negro released in Dixie warehouse arson case in Florence
Florence reports Jim Brown, the black man held for setting the Dixie warehouse fire, has been released after officials concluded he is not the right suspect. In Saluda, Joe Denny Wills, 22, son of ex-Auditor Wills, was shot and killed near Berry's Cross Roads while on the way to the polls by Johnnie Berry. A scaffold collapse in Charleston killed two men, while Baptist ministers in Richmond urge the convention to oppose lynching, arguing it harms crime control, community, and AnglO-Saxon fairness.
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Florence
Jim Brown
New York
Dixie Warehouse
Saluda
Joe Denny Wills
Wills
Berry
Johnnie Berry
Baptist Ministers’ Conference of Richmond
Virginia Baptist Convention
S. ©. Mitchell
Richmond College
Mitchell
Aiman
Lancoaster
Crawford Bros
Satelite
Childret
Mpare
Sve
Evra
White Man Killed While Beating a Ride
A rail worker train accident near Thors station after a freight train diverted two young white men walking the tracks. One man died when struck as the rear portion doubled the hill. The survivor, identified as Will Smith of Greenville, was about 25 to 30 years old.
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Savannah
Columbian
Thors Station
Will Smith
Greenville
Hite Man Convicted of Murder in Varhalla Trial
Valhalla crowd filled the court as Earle Rochester faced Judge Joseph A. McCullough for the May 12 killing of Walter Mille. A jury found Rochester guilty of first degree murder after three hours deliberation. Two more homicide cases were expected to be heard later this term.
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Valhalla
Joseph A. McCullough
Earle Rochester
Walter Mille
Rochester
Mille
Electric Bitters Cure a Fremont Man of Kidney Trouble
No more sickness since B. F. Bass of Fremont, North Carolina suffered kidney trouble. After trying various medicines he found relief with Electric Bitters. He reports full cure and mentions neighbors also healed from rheumatism neuralgia liver and kidney issues and general debility. Available at Crawford Bros J F Macxey & Co and Fanderburk Pharmacy Druggist.
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B. F. Bass
Fremont, N. C
Crawford Bros
J. F. Macxey & Co
Fanderburk Pharmacy Druggist
Murray's Horehound Mulein Tar Cures Coughs
A brief health notice warns of dangers from common coughs and lung illnesses like pneumonia and bronchitis. It promotes Murray's Horehound Matlein and Tar as the remedy to knock out a cough, claiming it drops the bottom out of a cough and is sold by druggists for 25 cents a bottle, with a regular 50 cent size.
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Murray
Curious Case of the Bird Nickname and Bun Trick
A playful scene centers on a man who insists Woman prefers to be called a bird. He is tricked by a bun j until she recalls parrots are birds, revealing the ruse and the lighthearted misunderstanding.
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de Mpcrawford
Rgr Brown
Crawford & Brown Physicians and Surgeons
Lancaster
8. C
Omve
Aidences
XUU
Wey
S. C
Columbia
W. Felaney
Calis
Fuederburk Pharmacy
Elm Street
Auanihown
Avigny
Ominmid
Alvoads V
Siniwdinot Iltiuwoo
Ayinihovw
D. Bowers
Bowers Bowers’ Bros
Bowers Bros
Lancaster Marble
A. J. MeNinch
Lancaster, S
J. E. Rutledge
Lancaster, S. C
Alert
The
Charleston
Samuel Israel
R. T. Masters
Frank Hogan
Levi Mickel
John Butler
Masters
Higun
Crime
Munity
South
Hite
Oconee
Lee Seegle
Marvin Dodson
Sauser Merchandise Co
Fey
Yal
Uth Caro
Lauvh
Plains
Lars
Pirtiipate
Prus
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