Richards to wed Roddy at South Carolina mansion
A civil wedding is planned at the South Carolina governor’s mansion with Miss Richards, daughter of the governor, to wed Mr Roddy. The ceremony will be in the drawing room at 3:30 PM, followed by a 9:30 PM reception attended by family and close friends. The mansion’s historic role as executive home is noted, with prior governor marriages and births tied to its history.
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John Gardiner
Richards
Roddey
Columbia
Suly
South Caroline
The
Hugh S
Caroline
Sie Martried
Darlington
Godlumbia
South Carolina
Robert W
Shand
Bunham
Ountingree
South
Carol Una
Arsenal Academy
Citadel
Charleston
Arsenal Barracks
Executive Mansion
Sherman
Executive
Scott
Thompson
5S. L. Wright
Wright
Franklin J. Moses
Chamberlain
Moses
Wade Hampton
Hampton
Wol Simpson
Lameton
Col
Henry T. Thompson
Miss Richards
Mr. Roddy
C. M. Richards
D. D
Davidson
N. C
Jean Richards
Winthrop College
J. W
Kitty) Todd
Laurens
Thomas P
Sadie) McCrae
Denmark
Morgan L
Virginia) Souls
Woodesboro
North Carolina
Rekah
Margarette
King’s College
Charlotte
Mildred
Bamberg
Betty
Laurena
Johnny
Columbia High School
Steven
United States
Mildred Richards
Ada Catherine, Owings
Sauls
Danka Roddy
Rock Hill
Jane Todd
Laurenseniere
Litthe Anne Rodden
Simpiell
Walt
Matt Rite
Righanis
Hana
Mesweenes
Faer
Gary Fins
Jer Ari
Fungernor
Blease
Agreement to refrain from war sparks council talk
The Washington Evening Star notes that a peace pledge might delay or avert conflicts, while the Pittsburg Post Gazette comments on Kipling threatening to address a village council for compensation over a ruined hedge, with repairs funded by profits if he shares his nation in verse.
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Washington Evening Star
Kipling
Pittsburg
1928 General Assembly Passes 482 New Laws
A 1928 General Assembly member framed 482 new laws now on Palmetto Commonwealth records. Most measures were local in nature, such as acts allowing school districts certain powers. The total acts passed were fewer than 674 in 1927.
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General Assembly
Palmetto
Marriages in South Carolina Rise in 1927
Washington reports South Carolina recorded 25,493 marriages in 1927 up from 23,971 in 1926, a 6.1 percent rise. Population estimates show 1,845,000 in 1987 and 1,826,000 in 1926, giving 13.8 marriages per 1,000 in 1927 versus 13.1 in 1926. Divorces not granted. 6 marriages annulled in 1927 vs 10 in 1926.
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South Carolina
Washington
Department of Commiteree
Darlington
Georgetown
Oconee
Sumter
Distribution of the Dollar in Eleven Cities Survey
Census Bureau and Chamber of Commerce survey 94 000 retail stores across Fargo Baltimore Atlanta Denver Seattle Syracuse Chicago Providence Kansas City San Francisco Springfield shows 40 stores accounted for nearly 17 percent of total retail volume. Of 16 401 grocers 8 031 did under 10 000 dollars yearly, 4 518 chains averaged 44 628 dollars per year. Seattle had most varied stocks including jewelry and tobacco. Fargo had highest sales per wage dollar. San Francisco lowest. Overall average sales per store around 85 762 dollars. independents varied widely. Report aims to aid retailers and inform business planning.
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Census Bureau
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Fargo
Baltimore
Atlanta
Denver
Seattle
Syracuse
Chicago
Providence
Kansas City
San Fraigisco
Springfield
SITA
Tonal Chamber of Commerce
Weethoworth
SILAC
Bocce i
Lead Russta Crime Wave Echoes Across Nation
Fragmentary text shows discussion of crime waves and public safety matters amid wartime or postwar tensions. Mentions of teams, venues, and investigations hint at a broader national concern with criminal activity and enforcement actions. The readable fragments suggest ongoing coverage without clear dates or named places.
Fragmented OCR hints at mental defectives case and political notice
Ambiguous OCR text references a mental defectives case and a political notice. Mentions a secretary and Republican actions, with unclear place names and dates. Likely describes a state proceeding and related detentions or commissions.
Norris Criticizes Criminal Courts In Full Attack
Senator Norris of Nebraska denounces the Stewart contempt trial and related oil inquiry cases as revealing a broken criminal procedure. He argues technicalities meant to shield the innocent now let the guilty escape, claiming a laborer would have faced immediate action after jury impanelment. He calls verdicts a misuse undermining justice.
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Senator Norris
Nebraska
Stewart
Norris
Steart
Washington
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Synthetic Nitrates and War Munitions Supply
The article argues synthetic nitrates are essential for war munitions and farm yields. It notes soil enrichment is needed for wheat, cites Chile’s role in production, and reports Chilean government pressure on price reductions affecting manufacturers and global supply dynamics.
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