The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-11-27
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| 40 had been forced 10 contF t5)titB 800
to the Democratic Stat
{ fund in 1911. 81 Ess .Ss
Joseph +. Johnson iS ldcAft sAt X 4sx IS
andria, Va. aged SO yefsfy. ii Il swSrked
In the same tannery Tor '72 II ara. 81 s
A delegation of suffrag gists. N s $siit 1
number, from New Jersey, tormet
tho White House to ask Presidant
Wilson to advocate the immediate
passage of constitutional amend.
meEt enfranchising women. s. SS,
Mayor Harrison appointed Governor
Dunno, of Illinois. as delegate from
Chicago to tho National Rivers and
Harbors Congress at Washington. De-
cember to and the latter appointed
Mayor Harrison as representative
from Illinois. s8
Easton, Pa, decided In favor. II of
commission government by a. vote or
SIT to 852. sf g8
The tug Louise. with party on
board completed her voyage through,
the entirc Panama canal.
The National Association OF Car,
ment Makers, in session at Chicago,
protested against convict labor. 8S
The Atlantic Deeper Waterways Az.
ISOLATION held its sixth annual con
vention at Jacksonville, Fla.
Harry X. Thaw was arrested at Com
cord. N H., OH the extradition war.
rant approved by Governor Felker.
George w. Paxon, GO years old, was
severely scalded when the boiler Of
his locomotive exploded and threw
him from the cab at Philadelphia.
The Board OF Deacons Of Cavalry
Baptist Church at Austin, Tex, have
ordered their pastor, DR.. ]. r. Ram
soy. to leave the city Immediately and
refuse to make their reasons public
Under the will OF Mrs. EIclen D.
land, the BldeA-Wee Home for dogs
and cats IN New York receives be-
quest Of $4,000.
The Rev. James Ross, aged 70, pas
tor OF church In London, Ontario
was run down by an automobile In
New York and died later In Bellevue
Hospital.
The New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad arranged for loan
Of S45 100000. represented by six per
cent, notes payable In six months, to
meet pressing obligations.
Tho striking taxicab chauffeurs Of
| Philadelphia agreed to return to work
for $2.25 day for ten months of the
year and $1.75 day fer July and Aug
isG.
Miss Mary Smith Of G!enspey, Sui
Ivan county, Now York, has the dis.
tinction OF beiEG tho first woman to
kill boar in Sullivan county in half
century
Lena Hewitt seven years old, is
dead at her home in Atlantic CITY.
N. j., from burns received while
playing Indian" with her five year
old brother.
Supreme Court Justice Seabury up.
set the contention Of the Now York
Board OF Education and decided that
q married woman teacher cannot be
dismissed for absenting herself from
her duties to become q mother.
The election of Bartlett as Chief
Judge Of the New York Court Of Ap.
peals is assured Returns from a dis
trict In Kings made 1000 look like
Werner Is defeated by $500.
A committees minority report, laid
before the National Conservation Con-
gress, declared that "ten great groups
OF power control 65 per cent. OF all
the developed water power in the
United States"
Wives of membcrs Of tho House.
Washington, were surprised to learn
that they had been omitted from the
calling list Of the women OF the Cab
met Supreme Court and Senate cir
cles.
William G. Brown, who rose from a
section hand to the head Of tho New
York Central lines, presented his res
ignation to the directors, to take Of
feet January 1. Alfred II. Smith,
senior vice president since last March,
1t Is said, will be his successor.