Opposition to Zangwill plan for Mesopotamia state grows
Scraps and Facts reports rising opposition to Israel Zangwill and the Jewish Territorialist plan to irrigate Mesopotamia at 40 million dollars and seek Turkish rights to colonize, amid Zionist convention debates with 800 delegates. The article also notes Wright brothers honors and remarks on U S political battles over taxation and party unity.
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New York
Israel Zangwill
Mesopotamia
Turkey
United States
Louis Lipaky
The
Maccabean
Zionists
Mr. Zangwill
Zangwill
Jewish Territorial Association
Lipsky
Palestine
Platforms Johnson campaigned on for governor
The Columbia State notes unfamiliarity with Johnson’s campaign platforms for governor and compares them with Bryan’s. It states Johnson’s present term rests largely on his record from two prior terms, adding that further details are not worthwhile at the moment.
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Columbia
Johnson
Bryan
Lawsuit Threat Against The Enquirer Recounted
A York County lawyer reported being approached to file a damage suit against The Enquirer during adispensary corruption battle. The editorial notes the case would not prevail and the lawyer declined, hoping justice may vindicate truth and right against conspirators seeking to intimidate.
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Enquirer
York County
Columbia
Polk Rule Debated in Tariff Clash Over Revenue versus Protection
Senator Bailey defends protection votes by invoking a Polk rule about duties raising revenue. The piece notes uncertainty over Polk’s statement and the blur between protection and revenue tariffs. It also reports on evidence against dispensary directors with an affidavit by C. W. Dudley detailing bribe-like commissions to board members, and mentions arrests of Rawlinson, Black, and Wylie.
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Bailey
Polk
South Carolina
Mr. Bailey
Summerville
Columbia
C. W. Dudley
State Board of Directors
Hub Evans
J. W. Rawlinson
John Black
Joseph B. Wylie
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lexington
Kentucky
Carroll
Kentucky House of Representatives
Clark Bros. Whisky House
C. C. Davis
Newberry
Rawlinson
Black
Wylie
Evans
Fayette
J. B. Wylie
Affiant
State Dispensary
Clark Bros. Company
Peoria
Ill
M. E. Hull
H. H. Evans
Board of Directors
Chicago
W. Dudley
W. Worthington
N. P
Fayette County
Sunday School Convention Proves Its Value in Yorkville
The Yorkville gathering emphasizes the importance of interdenominational Sunday school work. The author argues teachers and attendees must grasp the full content of the convention to gain benefit from the discussions and actions taken.
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Yorkville
Theo
Convention papers inspire delegates but full reports elusive
The article notes delegates cannot carry full convention proceedings to their Sunday schools though papers read were excellent. It explains newspapers seldom publish complete reports due to space and effort, yet two extra pages in The Enquirer aim to maximize value for Sunday school readers with readable, worthwhile content.
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The
Enquirer
Sharon Shavings. Bank Building Plans and Roads Talk
Sharon June 11. Cathleen Lemmond, daughter of Mrs. Fernie Lemmond near Bullock's Creek church, was bitten by a dog believed hydrophobic. The dog was killed and sent to the Pasteur Institute in Atlanta for treatment. Cathleen is at the Pasteur Institute in Atlanta. The First National Bank of Sharon plans a brick one story building at Shelby and York streets. Directors meet, and a nearby frame building on Shelby street may become a sample room or a beef market. W. L. Hill proposes road repairs to Sharon with farmer help and rock hauling to build several miles of road. More buildings in Sharon mark continued growth villa. Mrs. J. S. Grier returns from North Carolina.
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Liberal Road
Yorkville Enquirer
Sharon
Cathleen Lemmond
Fernie Lemmond
Bullock’s Creek Church
Pasteur Institute
Atlanta
Atlanta Institute
First National Bank of Sharon
Shelby and
York Streets
S. B. Pratt
Here
Mra. J
Grier
North Carolina
Local notices list bets, exams, sales and bargains
Miss Carrie Love and Sharon-Will appeal for a lost gold pin marked C L L at Hickory Grove. Clemson college entrance exams set for Friday July 2 at the courthouse. Local firms promote products, savings, framing, pianos, glassware, ice box contents, and drugstore items. York county plans jail fireproofing amid wider improvements.
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Carrie Love
Sharon
Hickory Grove
C. Mitchell
University of South Carolina
Court House
R. B. Riddle
Riddle
Bank of
P. H. Mell
Clemson College
Carroll Furniture Co
R. B. Davidson Co
Clover Drug Company
Lindsay Studio
J. L. Williams & Co
Herndon & Gordon
York Drug Store
Loan and Savings Bank
First National Bank
National Union Bank
Rock Hill
York County
Thomson Co
Yorkville B. & M. Co
York County Sunday School gains and harvest notes in 1909
The York County Sunday School association reflects on rising wheat prices and binder usage prospects. Delegates pledge 215 dollars for association needs as two farmers lament limited plowing while harvests improve and local mills report better yields. The Enquirer prints second annual convention portraits after soliciting photographs from readers.
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Winthrop
Columbia
Rock Hill
York County
Bethel
King’s Mountain Township
York County Sunday School Association
R. B. Riddle
Riddle
Champion
the Enquirer
The
Enquirer
South Carolina
Mamie Steele
County Board Holds Regular Monthly Meeting
Yorkville hosted an open house for Sunday school convention delegates on Wednesday and Thursday, with visitors and guests enjoying the event as the county board of commissioners conducted routine business.
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County Board of Commissioners
Yorkville
York County to Install Eight Modern Steel Jail Cells
York county moves to establish a secure and sanitary jail after years of pressure from grand juries and The Enquirer. A $4,000 appropriation funded the project, but bids topped by the San Antonio firm Southern Structural Steel at $4,100. The plan includes eight TXT foot cells with two 54 foot corridors, removable external levers, and wall-mounted bunks for four inmates per cell. Remodeling will add reinforced concrete floors designed for easy hose cleaning, with additional costs for the concrete work likely reaching several thousand dollars.
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York County
Enquirer
General Assembly
County Board of Commissioners
Pauley Jail Company
Camden Ironworks
Manley Jail Building Works
E. T. Barron Jail Building Company
Southern Structural Steel Company
San Antonio
Texas
Messrs. Youngblood
Yorkville Social Notes Include Weddings and Visitors
Local residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and attending events. Notables include Furman University student Mr. 8S. Earle Grist home for summer, Rev. and Mrs. O. M. Abney visiting St Matthews relatives, and Dr S H Griffith eye consultation for Mr. George W. Brown. Invitations issued for Miss Mary Walker and John Porter Hollis wedding at Yorkville Methodist church June 22.
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Earle Grist
Furman University
Lawrence Alexander
St. Augustine
Fla
Yorkville
Agathe McCaw
Katherine Nelson
Winchester
Elwood Knox
Spencer, N. C
J. M. Brian
Missea Minnie
Evelyn Garrison
Rock Hill
J. W. McFarland
O. M. Abney
St. Matthews
Della McCully
Bowling Green
R. R. McCorkle
Bennie Barron
Howard White
Porter Military Academy
Charleston
H. H. Crosland
Herbert
Bennettsville
Mary
John Porter Hollis
Henry P. Boggs
Glenn Springs
North Carolina
Boggs
Passing of Capt. Roddey in Rock Hill York County
Capt. W. L. Roddey a leading York County figure dies at home in Rock Hill after a two week illness of anaemic poisoning. He built a vast business, aided public works, churches, and Rock Hill's growth, leaving a widow and four children. Funeral today at Associate Reformed church with pallbearers named.
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Capt. Roddey
W. L. Roddey
York County
Rock Hill
Neely's Creek
John Roddey
Lewisville
Chester County
Anna Baskin
Chickamauga
Tenn
Dalton
Gawan
Johnson's Island
Ohio
Roddey
Pass
Winthrop
Roddey Mercantile Company
National Union Bank
Victoria Cotton Mill
Messrs
W. Joseph
John T. Roddey
W. C. Whitner
O. S. Poe
J. Wylie Roddey
Associate Reformed Church of
A. S. Rogers
Alexander Martin
Oliver Johnson
Ohio crackdown targets Black Hand head and gang
Post office inspectors and detectives rounded up a gang in Ohio towns Tuesday amid claims the operation targets the head of the Black Hand in America. Officials promise the full Italian society story will astonish the country.
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Post Office
Ohio
Black Hand Organization
America
Scheutzen Bund
Bremen
Germany
Hamburg
American Medical Association
Atlantic City
N. J
Russell Sage
Frederick Funston
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Walter Smith
Guy M. Bradley
Frederick Mohrle
Samuel Young
St. Louis
Young
Mohrle
Margaret
Lake Ponchartrain
Louisiana
Taft School
Watertown
Conn
Callahan
Price Criminal Court
Wm. Kane
Cracow
Austrian Poland
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Wilbur
Orville Wright
White House
Taft
Aero Club of America
Wrights
W. J. Bryan
Tillman
Simmons
Senate
Smith
Maryland
Congress
Memphis
Clement A. Evans
Mobile
Ala
United Confederate Veterans
William M. Cabell
trans-Mississippi
Cabell
Greenville
South Carolina Press Association
Clemson
Press Association
Aldrich
Cumming
Borah
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Culberson
Sharon Shavings
Local Affairs
J. Kimbrell
W. H. Wylie
F. C. Whitner
W. W. Boyce
W. H. Mitchell
A. M. Black
Capt
Iredell Jones
J. W. Marshall
Col
W. B. Dunlap
I. Simpson
B. F. Whitner
T. A. Crawford
A. Friedheim
Maj
T. C. Beckham
First Presbyterian Church of
United Choirs
RE. E. Gillespie
Bethesda Township
Bethesda
J. P. Moore
J. Mack Moore
Oliver
J. E. Brown
Bethel Township
Allison Creek
G. L. Suggs
Emma Ford
Misa Patrick
McCullough
Broad River Township
Smyrna
Anna Whitesides
McGill
Misa Clio Lesslie
Woodlawn
H. W. Shannon
J. H. Saye
A. M. Erwin
Mt. Vernon
R. L. A. Smith
W. 8
Wilkerson
J. W. Whisonant
Baptist
C. S. Moorhead
Bullock’s Creek Township
Shady Grove
Miss Maud Hood
A. E. Feemster
Shiloh
A. R. White
Bullock’s Creek
Hamilton and
McAlinley
Hopewell
H. J. Sherrer
Miss Kirkpatrick
Catawba Teves
Bessie Raw
Ebenezer
Helen Roach
Fort Mill
Flint Hill
Corrine Faris
Minnie Garrison
S. A. Epps
E. S. Reaves
Alleen Harris
Prof. Baulknight
King’s Mountain
Clover
Youngblood
R. M. Stevenson
Fannie Allen
Bethany
W. H. Quinn
Eunice Plaxco
Ione Plaxco
W. D. Moore
J. E. Beamguard
York Township
D. E. Fin-ney
First Presbyterian
Beth Shiloh
Watson
M. E. Nichols
International Sunday School Association of
First Presbyterian Church
J. F. Boyd
Prof
E. W. Hall
J. E. Bass
Catawba
T. W. Roach
S. H. Love
Withers Adickes
York
W. M. Love
W. T. Hollis
J. F. Ashe
Broad River
A. R. P. Church
Love
J. K. Allison
Trinity M. BE. Church
W. W. Lewis
W. Garrison
T. C. Dunlap
Ebenezer Church
T. V. Roach
W.S. Garrison
W. L. Adams
Lamar Ferguson
A. Epps
W. H. Crook
Aileen Harris
Association
Ninth Township
T. J.patrick
J. B. Ford
Union
Ebenezer Township
Alex Martin
M. E. Huey
Jessie Huey
Het W. Boyce
Rock Age
Fort
Daisy Gist
BE. B. Crook
J. J. J. Robinson
Howell's Ferry
Wright's Ferry
Catawba River
R. J. Davis
Woods
Davis
Sugar Creek
Pineville Oe
Charlotte
Z. T. Bailes
Bailes
Gastonia
Virginia
James Boyce
Lucyeg
Lenore Long
W. P. Wideman
Annie
Clara Wasenme
Julia Boyce
Rock Hook
Robert Mellroy
Chester
Center Street
Ireland
Fairfield County
New Hope
Hazelwood
Cheater
Fairfield
Mary Anne Lammey
Joseph
Tupelo
Miss
Catharine Carlisle
James C
Robin
T. R
W. B. Mc Dlroy
Mesdaines
M. McConnell
R. B. Bigham
J. J. Jones
R. L. Dunbar
Carrie Walker
Mcllroy
McIlroy
Master’s Vineyard
County Antrim
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