The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, May 13, 1921, Page THREE, Image 3
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TOLBERT DENIES I
I LOS OF PRESTIGE
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MxtAtf* on Alan RIcom mended For
District Attorney in Western
Half of State.
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^Greenwood, Maiy. ,f.?Joe W. Toi it"
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Djerc, national xtepiroiican execijine i
^miiiitteeman for South Carolina as
- j?ll Republican state chairman,
fe ilere ?oday. and, issued a strong
denial; of the statement sent out from
ftiuillbil several days ago that a cer&n
prominent Columbia business
man was^io Jte-the dispenser of-federal
patronage in this state and also
dltid tiie assertion that one C. C.
Campbell of^Coltimbia was to' be collector.
of internal revenue wa3 without
warrant of fact.
*\T? support his statement he had
letters from a number of Republican
leaders in Washington who all express,
confidence in Tolbert's recomnaendktiofis
aj^'ff-ariy change in the
fatter of making appointments in this
state is eOrttemplat&d -these party!
lfaders are evidently without know-:
lldge , of it themselves. * They write i
ifelbertr.in the' -mo?t intimate way,!
sfiowing ttfeir close acquaintance, arm .
all assure him^of their regards. One j
I of th# writers, a man high in the party
councils, refers to a certain former
Democratic politician who has
been referred to as a "referee," and
tells Tolbert that he had never heard
of the man before. This writer also
refers to the fact that a "referee" j
Was talked ofior Georgia but nothing j
'cAme of it.
Persistent reports have been circu-1
lated that the federal patronage in
this state was to be taken away from i
State Chairman T.olbert, but not if
letters f^rom party leaders in Washington
cmnrkfor anything . The name
of fOfmer District Attorney Ernest j
T: CoChfan of Anderson was mention-;
ed in a story from Columbia a few j
days age as being certain of ap-'
^ointment as district attorney for!
#ie western district and also that hej
was to be connected with the "new re-1
JlupbUcan party" being formed in this j
itate. Mr. Tolbert was in conference |
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Yesterday Wltn Mr. oocnrtui anu waa;
assured that he knew nothing of anyj
new party and assured Tolbert that;
be looked upon him as the head of the
k phrt.t, in the state. The Cochran ap
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y In A Life Tim
up to $40.00. Choice any
n 1 1 n , l
s, rrmay ana Saturday
$9.00
up to $75.00. All^hacies,
Choice any suit in tHe
....$14.95
f the shoe racks. Every
and all solid leather.
$12.00 for Men, Women
ce Friday and Saturday
?8c-$l .98-$2.98-$3.98
EE SALE
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Yard
poinfcment, if - made, will be a Tolbert |
nomination for Tolbert has recommended
Cochran and Cochran is in
perfect' syrripathy with the Tolbert
faction.
SENTENCE OF DEATH
SOON AFTER CRIME
Greenville Negro Captured, Convicted
and Sentenced to Die 72 Hours
After Killing Policeman
Greenville, May 9.?A record for
speedy justice was made for Green- (
ville county tonight when, just 72 (
hours after he fired the shot which *
killed City Policeman George S. Bur- ^
roughs, William Thompson, negro. ^
was fouhd guilty of murder in the ses- 2
sions court , and sentenced to die in ^
the electric chair at Columbia May
27. No request for a new trial or no- *
tice of intention to appeal was given. c
Thompson, who was captured Sat- *
urday afternoon in a three hour *
chase, during the course of which he c
fired 42 shots at citizens and officers v
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who were pursuing him, was spirited c
away to Spartanburg jail Saturday ^
night after being brought to the jail
here. He was brought back to Green
ville this morning to be placed on triC
al in the court of sessions, which con- t
vened its May term today. Thomp- ^
son was arraigned during the morning
and pleaded not guilty. The hour ^
for trial wa^ set for 3 o'clock in the
afternoon and the case was immedi
ately taken up at that time. J. Frank
Eppes of the local bar was appointed i
by the court to represent the negro. t
A dozen witnesses wrere examined ^
for the state, and three for the defense,
the latter including two character
witnesses and the defendant
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nimsen. inompson aeciareci on int; ^
stand that he did not intend to shoot c
the officer, but that his pistol went off j
accidentally during the struggle/ t
Testimony was concluded this afternoon.
Tonight the court recon-j?
vened. Arguments started at 8 o'clock , [
and comprised an eight minute speech j c
for the defense and a 16 minute^
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speech for the state, juage 1. j.ir
Mauldin charged the jury for 18
minutes. The jury received the casejj
at 8:46 and a verdict of guilty was|(
read at 8:55. Sentence of death was1,
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pronounced at 9:04 o'clock. 1
Officer Burroughs was shot at 9 <
o'clock last Friday night and died as ]
a result of his wounds at 4 o'clock ]
the next morning. :
The negro's capture by a large but!3
order!v posse Saturday nitrht after theji
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J. P. Metcalf Departn
Gaffney Mercantile C
One Price Cash Store
D. W. Whitlock Store
Patoe's Mill Store
McWhirter Bargain I
Adler Bros. Dept. Sto
The Battery Dept. Sto
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ifte Battery L?epT. 01
Quality Clothing Co.
Miller's Department 5
C. D. DAim and Co...
Moss Mercantile Co...
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OIL LAND DEALER (
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EDWARDS ARRESTED AFTER '
FEW MINUTES LIBERTY" jj
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Wife Wires Governor to Have Inves-!,
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ngauon?\~ase in ouprcme
Court
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After enjoying about two minutes 1
)f liberty, W. L. Edwards, dealer in.
)il land in Texas, was rearrested yes- j
;erday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff I
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Player of Newberry county on a new;
warrant and was at once placed in j"
in automobile. The party left Co-!v
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umbia immediately for Newberry.
The arrest by the officers from New- j
>errv followed closely upon the heels \
>f an order from Associate Justice I
3othran that Mr. Edwards be released *
Vom the custody of the Jliehland *
ounty sheriff on the ground that the ; ^
varrant on which he was previously c
irrested was defective.
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loliceman had died early that morn- .
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ng from the wound the negro had g
nflicted, and his trial this afternoon c
md tonight, less than three days af- ^
er the- deed was committed, constic
utes the most remarkable case of
wift justice under the law citizens
tere can recall. (r
Thompson throughout today seemed ^
aim and resigned to the fate he apiarently
believed would be his. Talkng^with
Sheriff Carlos Rector before
he trial., the negro told that officer 5
hat he fired 42 bullets during the 11
xciting chase Saturday which cul
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ninated in his capture, anu annnutu.r
iccording to the officer, that he did k
lis best to kill the sheriff. Thomp-;i;
on said the the wound he receive ^
n his leg was from the sheriff's pis-jv
ol. ' c
Asked why he had singled him out t
is the man to be killed, Thompson!3
s quoted as saying: "Well, I Killed!
>ne officer, and I knew I would get j
he electric chair, j I decided 11
night as well get as many as I could.",?
Unmncnn i? a p-iant nearro and is j 1
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ibove the average in intelligence. He j
lid not waver during the trial, in j
.vhich several negroes who were in <
;he house at the time the trouble oc-' <
purred, testified against him. Mrs. ]
Burroughs, wife of the slain pol^e- j
nan, also took the stand. The court M
room was packed as the trial pro- !
pressed during the afternoon and 1;
evening. j,
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Edwards was artested last Frida;
>n Main street while he was seate*
n his car. The arrest was made oi
-eceipt of advices from Sheriff Bleas
Sdwards sought tjjy secure the re
ease of their client through habea
corpus proceedings^ and Judge Wha
ey, who. heard tire arguments, re
?used the petition. Edwards was be
ng held on a warrant issued by Mag
strate Douglas, in which MisS Ban
la Green charged Edwards* "with ob
aining a $100 Liberty bond and j
5500 negotiable note by false pre
onco warrant alleged that th
leal was made May 4, 1921, at New
jerry. Bail for Edwards was fixpd a
>1,200, and he not havng furnishei
>ail, was held in jail.
Yesterday his attorneys carried th<
labeas corpus proceedings to the su
jreme court, arguments being hean
>y Associate Justice Cothran. Afte
learing the arguments the justice
tViP arrpst warrant defective an<
>rdered Edwards released.
Edwards walked from the court
oom accompanied by his attorney;
in.d while still in the corridors of th<
tate housfe was rearrested by Deputy
Sheriff Player, placel in an automo
>iler and in a very few minutes wa;
m his way to Newbelry.
It was said at the office of Gover
ior Cooper yesterday that a tele
;ram had been received from Mrs
Wnm Texas. in which sh<
Jll v> C* L VtUj fi ?VV, ? , _
aid she was shocked at the charge:
ieing brought against her husbanc
:nd asked that an investigation b<
fiade.
The Edwards case has attractec
onsiderable attention, he having
ieen seen frequently ;in this city dur
ng the past few Weeks. He usually
Irove a large red touring car am
pas often seen on the streets. The
mtcome of the case in Newberry wil
>e awaited with interest by Edwards
rnuaintanco.c in Columbia.
Oh!
The proprietor of the second-harn
'tore was not so tidy as he might hav<
3een. One day while standing ii
'ront of the store an Irishman ap
proached him and said:
"Have ye any clean shirts in ye
;hon?"
"Sure, I have," answered the cloth
ing man, anxious for a sale. "Lots o
them; clean as anything."
"Well," said the Irishman, movin
away, "go in and put wan of ther
Dii."
landise At Pra
ICENTLY
Inman, S. C.
Gaffney, S. C.
Union, S. C.
Jonesville, S. C.
Rockhill, S. G.
Newberry, S. C.
Kenston, N. C.
Shelby, N. C.
Kings Ml., N. C,
n i*i itT
Salisbury, r*.
Salisbury, N. C.
Newton, N. G.
Waco, N. C.
)UGH~S
C. J. McWhirter
y | NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
d Notice is Jiere'jy given that I will
n make a final- settlement of the personal
estate of R. Cummings McCartha,
deceased, in the office of the
? :Judge of- Brobate for Ne^rberry
i- -Ccfijnt^, at Newberry, S. C., at 11
s o'clock A. ftf. on Wednesday, June
! 1st?.1921, and immediately thereafter
apply for a'discharge as Administrator"of
said estate.
T. P. McCARTHA,
.J As Administrator of tnc personal estate
of K. Cummings McCartha,
deceased.
a ) ? ~ ^ /sr. r^?r * r f rtti r MrWT
JINUllL-t. Uf rn>AL JL1 iL?.m?.ni
! I will make final settlement of the
e ; estate of Mrs. Louisa F. Zobel, Kel
ena, S. C., in the Probate Court for
t i
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been reduced in pric
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liUIl, we uavc Lii^
! bile on the market.
i Chevrolet reput;
where you go, you w
1 Some day you wi
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|! 40 per cent, mor
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If ou per cent, rnux
6 Oper cent, mor
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?j Newberry, S. C.
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ictically Give j
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Mer's Suits, value up !
and JVool Mixtures. Che
house Friday and Saturc
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flats, values up to $/.uu.
ors and styles. Choice ai
Friday and Saturday on
NOTIC
We are giving the pe
and Newberry County fa
miss the last two days o
Hunderds of other item;
mention will be sold at r<
duction prices.
ATURD,
Newberry, S. C., on Monday, the 23rd
day of May, 1921, at 10 o'clock in the''
forenoon and will immediately ask
." for my discharge as Administrator of
i said estate.
| All persons holding claims against
i said estate will present the same, pro
i vided as reqired by law, to me or to
j the attorney in the case, Hon. Geo.
,: B. Cromer, and all claims not present!
ed will be forever barred.
! All persons indebted to said estate
! will make immediate payment.
OTTO KLETTNER,
Administrator.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
i I will make a final settlement of
the estate of Jim W. Watts in the
1 Probate Court for Newberry County,
,S. C., on Monday, the 30th day of
W $645
t 490 Tou
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$820.00 f. o. b. Flint, f
, 1921, the Chevrolet 49
;e to $645.00 f. o. b. factc
laces the Chevrolet in a
lowest priced completel
ation .has traveled aroun
ill find it your neighbor's
ill own a Chevrolet.
e miles on gas.
e miles on tires.
- - i
e rniJes on lubricating oil
o owns one.
iction on Casings an dtub
itral Gar
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A urAvr f
nVYdJf 1 1 K,G& 7
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:o $35.00. Serges ' ?
jice any suit in the
lay only ....$16.95 g
All sizes and col- r %
iv hat in the house
1.. ?1 /f? ' jf
ly l .tw* w
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E
ople of Newberry 0
lir warning not to ^
f the big fire sale. f ^
s too numerous to +
ecord breaking re- m
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AY |
Jidr
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Newberry, 5. G. 0
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May, 1921, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
and will immediately thereafter
ask for my dischsfrge as Administra
tor of said estate.
J. HENRY RASORR, %
Administrator. '
Newberry, S. C., April 17th, 1921.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
I will make a final settlement of the
estate of David Griffin in the Probate
Court for Newberry County, S. C? an
Friday, the. 20th day of May, 1921,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon and Will
immediately thereafter ask for ray
discharge as Administratrix of said
estate.
MAGGIE LEE GRIFFIN,
A rl-rvrftvicfrafriY
Newberry, S. C., April 12th, 192i. .
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