Two Brothers Arrested in Honey Path
Two brothers were arrested in Honey Path and charged with criminal assault. They are detained at the county jail.
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Newspaper
Abbeville Press And Banner
Location
Abbeville, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1920
Page
1
Greenwood men released after misidentification in Abbeville assault case
Kenneth Gossett and John Gossett of Honea Path were jailed in Anderson County on criminal assault warrants from Abbeville following their arrest Wednesday. They confessed after girls, who later identified Wallace and Bourne as innocent, led to release of the Greenwood men. The case involved two teenage girls, with later reports noting misidentification and transfer to Columbia for disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Gossett
John Gossett
Anderson
Honey Path
Anderson County
Abbeville
James B. Wallace
Lee Bourne
Greenwood
State Penitentiary
Columbia
H. S. Blackwell
Goselts
Honea Path
T. L. Cann
C. J. Bruce
Page
Andersen
B. M. Burts
Gossetts
Press
Banner
J. Bruce
Mr. Bruce
Sanders
North Main Street
2 Poin
Long Cane Creek
Kenneth
Wallace
Bourne
Arrrest
J. L. Perrin
Abbeville County
Blackwell
Laurens
New Reservation Proposal on Treaty Policy Emerges
Washington March 16 A new reservation outlining policy toward European affairs was under discussion by Republican leaders. It would resemble the Knox resolution, pledging U S intervention in European disturbances. A peace resolution may be offered if ratification fails. Wilson opposes such measures. Asheville March 16 William Jennings Bryan urged constitutional change to let Senate majority ratify treaties. He cited Article 10 and predicted party unity in ratification efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Wilson
Sone
Senate
Asheville
N. C
William Jennings Bryan
Sena
Colder Weather Forecast for Middle Atlantic States
Weather bulletin places the middle Atlantic coast under a colder spell with warnings from Provincetown to the Virginia Capes. The great disturbance center rests north of Lake Superior, forecast to drift inland. Tomorrow’s outlook favors cooler conditions for interior middle Atlantic regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic
Provincetown
Mass
Virginia Capes
Weather Bureau
Lake Superior
Middle Atlantic States
Two Cowboys Targeted Colorado Mission
Police pursue Paul Lees Td and his brother Edward 11 after they flee Chicago with the intent to exterminate Redskins. They left home abruptly, taking pancake flour and a vial, as authorities hunt them and their mother is left unaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago—Indians
Paul Lees
Edward
Colorado
Redskins
Cotton Market Report From Asarasan Aaban Baan
Market notes show tentative cotton prices at Asarasan Aaban Baan with traders watching supply levels and demand signals. Buyers inquire about lint futures as mills consider daily quotes and regional exports.
Clemson Trustees Uphold Faculty After Cadet Rebellion
Clemson College trustees concluded a 48 hour inquiry into a student revolt that prompted 450 freshmen and sophomores to leave home and threatened walkouts by upperclassmen. The board backed the president and discipline committee, limited trials with faculty counsel, and set entry conditions for underclassmen and seniors who signed the ultimatum. Cadet Crossland’s case was remanded for a new trial on proper charges, with the board reserving further appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson College
Alan Johnstone
Henry C. Tillman
W. D. Barnett
Clemson
Crossland
Tay
President Riggs
5. C
Case
Board of Trustees
Desire J. H.dell
M. B. Crossland
Ile
Ial
Discipline Committee
College
Alan Johnston
South Carolina
Greenville
Hoaud
Memson
Rine Shale
anneMpe
Two Masked Men Rob Seattle Revenue Office
Two masked men robbed the Seattle internal revenue office early today and escaped with about $20,000. Cashier R. E. Stafford was forced to kneel as the robbers, armed with revolvers, took currency from the vault and fled after the last minute income tax rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Office
Seattle
Washa
R. E. Stafford
March PTA meeting features Rev Peele address
The March meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association in the high school covered weather concerns and flu absence as attendees heard Rev. Peele, pastor of the Methodist church, discuss child development and schooling. Discussion followed on double-session days, with Supt. Pulp contributing insights, and plans to buy a new school piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Mary White
Annie Wilson
St. Patrick
Willie McLane
Mother Macree
Victoria Howie
Mary
Milford
Amos B.morse
Peele
Methodist Church
Perle
J. D. Pulp
Daisy Nickles
Hhan
Major Fulp
Couny
Former Abbeville Man Is Honored
Greenville dispatch notes Lewis W. Perrin, Abbeville native and brother of Mrs. Gordon White, was unanimously chosen district governor at the seventh Rotary district conference in Greenville after a speech accepting the nomination. Perrin, an attorney from Spartanburg, was the sole candidate nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbeville
Greenville
Lewis W. Perrin
Abbville
Gordon White
Spartanburg
Rotary
Perrin
Govrnor
Free Dance Monday Night At The Opera House
A free dance will be held Monday at 8 30 in the Opera House with music by a 20 piece Coast Artillery Band. The band visits Abbeville for the government recruiting drive. Free open air concerts also planned at the square Monday and Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Artillery
Abbeville
Weeny
Corp GC
Lark
German Bluff Could Have Paralyzed Transatlantic Convoys
Washington reports Rear Admiral Sims testified before a Senate naval subcommittee that a German bluff in 1918 might have halted transportation of soldiers and war material between the U S and Europe. He described orthodox plans and department resistance, noting the proposed sinking of major ships and mine barriers were impractical but discussed for months.
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Washington
Europe
Sims
Senate Naval Sub-Comittee
Navy Department
Admiral Sims
Senate Naval Sub-Committee
Asa Wis
Sormans
Vinten
Germany
Tyne
Pliny
Department
Wood and Hoover Are the Favorites In Minnesota
In Minnesota's Republican preference primary conducted amid rain sleet and snow Major General Leonard Wood led Senator Hiram Johnson by about 4 000 votes. Herbert Hoover though not a declared candidate led Governor Frank Lowden in St Paul and Minneapolis with a margin over 1 000 votes. Final tabulations from 450 precincts placed Wood 12 627 Johnson 8 517 Hoover 486 Lowden 3 510 with rural returns slow and weather wires down. Polls in most counties opened briefly 7 30 to 8 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minnesota
Leonard Wood
Hiram Johnson
California
Herbert Hoover
Minneapolis
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Wood
Johnson
Hoover
Lowden
Congress Eyes New Tax Legislation to Offset Court Rulings
Washington March 16 Congress plans additional tax legislation to offset revenue losses from a Supreme Court ruling on stock dividends. Fordney head of the Ways and Means Committee says hearings begin Thursday with treasury officials invited to present suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Fordney
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Rotarian Leaders Named in District Office
A garbled OCR text references Lewis W. Perrin as District Governor of the Rotarians and mentions multiple names such as Wel Te lan va Grewal and Deane Aaaty, suggesting a notice of leadership assignments. The readable fragments indicate an event or appointment involving Rotary district leadership and associated individuals.
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Seth
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Baan
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Clemmson
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Jamfor
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Alumurt
Hye
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Sennettsville, 3. C
MR. Peele
Opera House
Wood and
The
Rotarians
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