The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, April 28, 1910, Image 1
| . .vXIV. ""iaXGSTREE, SOUTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, APRIL 28. 11)10. ' NO. 7. |
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NEGRO ROW ENDED
FATALLY,
WKKZ FIGHTING IN CHURCHYARD-JURY
FIXES CRIME
ON CAIN GREEN.
Sheriff Graham brought in Cain
Green, colored, Monday afternoon
and-committed him to jail on a
^^^harge of murder. The facts of the
Hwe as reported to us are that on
jjMriday night of last week, while a
|^&gro meeting was in progress at Mt
HHal church , near Cooper postoffice,
crowd of young "bucks" got in
j^H row in the church-yard and in the
one of the combatants, John
^ Thompson, was struck in the head
^^with a stick and his skull fractured.
^ The other negroes in the fray were
Cain Green, Layton Barr, Heyward
Wilson, John White, Harry Thompson
(a brother of John Thompson)
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- anm several mure. mc mjuicu<
ra*l died Saturday night and by
Monday morning Sheriff Graham
' had arrested all of the negroes nam^^ rabove
except Harry Thompson,
W {he brother of the deceased negro.
As soon as Magistrate Wallace,
\ the nearest official available, could
a get to the scene on Monday, thej
* inquest was held. Dr E T Kelley
of Kingstree performed an autopsy
V and found that death' was--'caused
\ from a'fracture of the skull, just
; above the temple, caused by a blow
from a stick or some blunt, instru-!
. ribent.
On the testimony of the witnesses
the jury of inquest rendered the
verdict "that the deceased, John
Thompson, came to his death by a
blow from a stick or blunt instrument
at tne hands of Cain Green."
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DEMOCRATIC CLUBS
RE0R6ANIZI
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OFFICERS ELECTED?DELEGAT1
CHOSEN FOR COUNTY CONVEN
TION TO BEHELD MAY 2.
Kingstrke.
Pursuant to the call of the pre
dent, P H Stoll, Esq, Kingstr
Democratic club met in the coi
house Saturday, April 23, and i
organized as provided under t
rules of the Democratic party. Off
ere for the ensuing two years we
elected as follows: President, P
Stoll; vice president, R J Kirk; at
retary, J G McCutchen;' committ
on registration: H 0 Britton, J
Cook, L P Kinder, J W Coward ai
J B Gamble. Member county exe
utive committee, C W Wolfe. T1
club roll showed 439 members,whic
under the rules, entitles Kingstr
club to 18 delegates to the coun
convention to be held Monday,May
The following delegates were una
imously elected: W G Gamble, C '
Wolfe, E C Epps, Hugh McCutche
H H Kinder, R H Kellahan, R
Kirk, J N Hammet, P H Stoll, J '
Cook, J B Gamble, J J B Montgor
ery, Geo A McElveen, W F Ker.n
dy, H .0 Britton, J J Graham, W
Wallace, J G McCutchen.
Black River.
Mouzon, April 23;?Black Riv<
Democratic club met at Mouzor
to-day (23rd) and reorganized,elec
ing D B Young and C L Burgess d?
egates to the county convention,
J Burgess and T E Duke alternate
J T Frierson, Sec.
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Cades.
Cades, April 23:?Cades Club m
E today and reorganized. Eighty-foi
I members were Enrolled and the f<
lowing officers elected:
IS J P Epps, president,
I. J J M Graham, vice president,
R E Tarte, secretary.
Delegates to county conventio
. W E Hanna, E H Sauls, J J M Gr
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irt W ENesmith. TPF
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SCRANTON.
,c" Scranton. April 25:?Pursuant
T0 I
j the call of the county chairman, tl
'Scranton Democratic club was r
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'organized Saturday afternoon. A
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^ Choke was re-elected president, W
_! Lynch vice president and M L Gasqi
I secretary. Delegates to the count
'convention were elected as follow
J*[M L Gasque, W S Lynch, P S Wal
C H Pate, W M D McGee. W
1 e Lynch was elected riember of th
tyj . county
executive comrrittee.
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n, Zeb,April 28:?Central Democra
J ic club met and reorganized Satu
W j day, April 23. electing S H Guerr:
n- president; W T Phillips, vice pre:
e- ident; W G Cantley, Jr, secretary
L W G Cantley, Jr, and W T Phillip
delegates to county convention; \
; G Cantley, Jr. executive committe<
?r man.
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4j_ j Salters.
H1 Salters Depot, April 25;? Pursi
>s.; ant to the call of the county chaii
(man, the Salters Democratic c<u
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ntry.
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of i\ineteen-Ten.
HCK'S Ba
, I met at Salters Saturday afternoon ?
et for re-organization. The following ?
ur (officers were elected: T E Salters, ?
>1- president; James A Ferrell, vice ?
president; John H L Chandler, sec-1 ?
retary; James E Davis, execuctive j f
committeman; E T Hamer, Will iam I T
Stafford, V E Lifrage and Jno Cl ?
n: Everett delegates to county conven- i ?
a-1 rinn. ARM I C
e, Andrews. ?
Andrews, April 25:?Earls Demo- ?
cratic club met here Saturday and r
reorganized with 87 names on the ?
to club-roll. The following officers ?
le and delegates were chosen: Pres- r
e- ident, W R Camlin; vice president,
M T A McCants; secretary and treas- f
S urer, W B Avant; committee on Q
le registration, G W Camlin; executive
;y committeeman, W S Camlin; dele- Q
s: gates to county convention: D W Q
1, Avant, G W Camlin, R M Haselden, *
S J W Parsons; alternates: L A Rogercouj
ie son, J S Wheeler, G C Gibson, L A
Parsons.
After routine business Earls club w ?
passed a resolution unanimously en- C E
dorsing W T Rowell for appoint^
ment as road engineer,
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r Greelyville, April 25:?Pursuant lr
, to the call of the county chairman, tnur
y Greelyyille Democratic club met on and
i Saturday, April 23,and re-organized thin
! by electing the following officers: in k
; K S Brunson, Sr, president; S M 5U?f
| Bradshaw, vice president; C L Mont- the i
! gomery, secretary; H D Ferrell and
.. C L Montgomery, committee on reg- hnei
r. istration; S M Bradshaw, executive w^i(
k1 committeeman; delegates elected to suc^
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Harris. ' rvmons
C L Montgomery,
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soprano song that rises or falls sibilitie:
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jesting a continuous squeal from been gc
struggling giants of steam striv- them h<
to escape from their close con- a little
nent inside the big iron jackets, tising
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Agent for
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tration* given at any time. 7-31
' ' a
year 71,000 Americans,mosters
from the Northwest, movCanada.
Many of these men
lave come South instead, we
5, if they had known the pess
and advantages of the South
ming section. It would have
>od for us, too, to have had
?re. Will it not pay us to give
more attention to the adver- *
of our resources?? Raleigh
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