Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-06-21
SOUTH CAROLINA

l.
ceived here that Carolina, Clinch-
field and Ohio railroad has made APP
plication to interstate commerce
commission to issue $1,000, 900 of
equipment certificates, proceeds to
be used for purchase of locomotives,
prior to lease of road to Atlantic
Coast Line.
DARLINGTON. - Farmers ship
carload of poultry, schedule arrang-
ed by J. NJ. Napier and Mrs. j. S.
McIness, demonstration agents.
LAURENS. - John D. Miller, col
ored convicted of absconding with
$500 OF funds of local lodge, of which
he was treasurer, is sent to gang for
| two years.
ANDERSON. - John w. Thomp-
son. 81, and Marshall p Smith. rs,
both Confederate veterans, die with
IN few days of each other.
CHESTER. - County Democratic
| executive committee votes down pro
posal to put selection of county man
ayers in primary.
SPARTANBURG. % s. I.indler.
chief of police of Clinton, charged
with murder in connection with kill
ing of George Tucker, is placed on
trial for second time.
I CHESTER. - Mrs Lottie Daw-
kins, II, dies at home of son, NJ. T..
Dawkins.
COLUMBIA. - In case before
state railroad commission BROUGHT
by II. H. Russell against Southern
Public Utilities company, power con.
Germ is directed to furnish power to
consumers in rural districts at same
rate as to urban users.
SPARTANBURG. = Rev. 7 D.
henderson is installed pastor of Sec
ond Presbyterian church here
MULLINS. - Ransom J. Williams
is sworn into office as new mavor.
COLUMBIA. = William B. Mar.
ION, prominent young attorney. dies
at nome here after desperate illness.
SPARTANBURG. CedardaIe
Alice korndyke Posch, seven-vear.
oId Holstein cow, owned by V. NJ.
montgomery here, wins state pro.
auction honors for month. with .
2l3 pounds of milk and 93.9 pounds
of butter fat.
MARlON.-A, S. Allen. charged
with killing twelve years ago of 4
BYRD, Is found guilty of man
slaughter and sentenced to serve
SIX years in state prison.
COLUMBIA. Eight hundred
persons are innocuated against ty.
phold in one month, according to
local health officials
CLEMSON COLLEGE. - Fifty
| clemson StlIHpntc
t ters' for success in sports during
1924 session, and five are present,
ed two letters each, Charlie Robin
son, Gilly Dotterer Pat Harmon,
; Gary F'inllles and f. c. Sease.
COLUMBIA. = Mayor w. A. Cole
man is appointed ergeant-at-arms
of national Democratic convention
oopen in New York June "a.
COLUMBIA.-John Bates, one of
most prominent planters of central
South Carolina, dies at home near
Wateree, Richland county. after ill
ness covering many months.
CAMDEN.-U. S. Senator y. b.
Dial, candidate for reelection, would
run for presidency if he had as
much egotism as Byrnes," says j.
j. McMahan, candidate for Diars
''Ne'N' MS iC1Cl cute OGluS ~ NJOtlSI eSS-
man Byrnes, also candidate
GREENVILLE.- f. Hender.
son, department store owner, who
mysteriously disappeared from here
] Inc /, being found week later in
tioopeston, Ill. is brought back and
is IN dazed condition, answering
questions only incoherentIy War
rant charging him with forging
wife's name TO check on which he
secured $500 before leaving, is
withdrawn by bank.
ORANGEBURG.- of SIS.
507 is granted Finance and Guaranty
Company of Baltimore in suit
asains. Is. B. Williams ct al, amount
alleged to have been due on mort
cages, notes and other papers.
COLUMBIA.-Gove Mcleod
an lounces Re will not interfere with
5 death sentence to be inflicted on
Sharlie Simuel, Spartanburg negro.
: scheduled To die in chair at state
I penitentiary, Friday, June 20. for
f murder Of Lemuel Long. another
I negro.
DILLON.-McCallum McSwain.
son of DR.. and Mrs. T. c. McSwain,
/
where he was in newspaper bust
: ness, and body is brought back here
;, for interment.
e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of com
f merce names committee TO handle
plans for new million dollar hotel.
Y Already. several financial concerns
j have offered To finance it and local
= plans are considered. Harry Cary
heads committee.