Ware Shoals Labor Crisis Stirs South Carolina Tide
The Ware Shoals dispute grows as Governor Richards deploys troops to prevent bloodshed amid strike violence. Union leaders threaten state officials and warn the governor of personal responsibility, prompting fresh clashes over mill labor and union influence.
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South Carolina
Richards
Shoals
Mill Gates
R. E. Campbell
Ware Shoals
Gastonia
severaLimén
New Orleans
Campbell
Anps
Protectio
Rth
Carolina
Amd
Tiswets Sa
Vahey
Bode
Uitese
Unite
Elial
Mote Gryener
Thomas Flay
Tex Tele Workers of
Aimeriva
Tren Ware
New York
Syoyee
Natonal
United Textile Workers of America
John Peel
Vernon Allen
GOES A HUNTING GATORS AND LANDS A BIG CATCH
Dr. C. A. Sanders and family vacationing near Beaufort killed a 20 foot alligator after seven shots in an old phosphate mine cut filled with water. He pulled the carcass from the water, skinned it, and plans to bring the hide home to prove the exploit.
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C. A. Sanders
Race for Lieutenant Governor Draws Several Candidates
The coming race for Lieutenant Governor is shaping as a spirited contest with Sen Frank A. Miller of Darlington and James Sheppard of Edgefield as strong factors. Anderson reports A H Dagnall of that city is weighing a run, while Dr Sam H Sherard of Ninety Six and RT McAdams of Abbeville eye other statewide posts.
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Frank A. Miller
Darlington
James. Sheppard
Edgefield
Anderson
A. H. Dagnall
People
Sam H. Sherard
Sherard
Greenwouk County
RT. McAdames
Abbeville County
Railroad Commission
Commissioner of Agriculture
McAdams
Adult Schools Open Annual Summer Term
The report notes the opening of the annual summer term for adult schools with limited legible details. It mentions activities and participants in a general sense, highlighting ongoing instruction and community learning. Names, dates, and specific programs are not clearly readable in the fragment.
New York Newspaper Reading Backstage Nonsense Reveals NBC Amid North Carolina Link
A garbled OCR excerpt hints at a New York newspaper scene with mentions of NBC representation and a North Carolina connection. It references Earl, Kemp, Parl Mottey, and a debut program predicting what audiences will hear, with vague backstage conjecture about future broadcasts.
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York
Earl
North Carolina
NBC
Rocky Springs Revival Begun at Rocky Springs Church
Revival begins Sunday at Rocky Springs Baptist Church with Rev. Andy Hartley of Cobambia conducting services starting at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Each day features sermons and worship as attendees gather in a town religious event.
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Rocky Springs Baptist Church
Andy Hartley
Cobambia
Record Breaker Miss Virginia Wilson Sets Low Women’s Golf Score
Miss Virginia Wilson of Chicas broke the world’s low score record for women in golf with a 71 during a recent event at Pittsburg. She spent the winter season in Aiken at Willcox’s and gained prominence in sports at the resort. A noted horsewoman, she rode several blue and red ribbon winners at the last annual local Horse Show.
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Virginia Wilson
Pittsburg
Wilson
Aiken
Willcox's
Aiken Girl Faints After Bridge Hand in Local Tale
A dispatch reports Miss Louise Carswell of Hen guesting Miss Mary Freeman in Aiken. During a bridge game on Wednesday night, Carswell allegedly received a hand of 12 diamonds, fainting after a jack was played. Water revived her, with local observers noting the dramatic moment.
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Snartandbure
Louise Carswell
Mary Freeman
Shrine Club to Host Barbecue and Night Show Next Week
The Shrine club at Gana Temple in Aitken announces a barbecue for next Wednesday evening July 25 with a gala program. Claus Wo Tuseh leads the Athens group preparing for a parade of tours and a public concert by Chaac Temple band from Culguinbaa, followed by a screening of temple work and related features.
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Shrine Club
Gana Temple
Aitken
Ducal
Athen
Claus Wo Tuseh
Whoo Will Ledge Pavan
Tangle
Chaac Temple
Culguinbaa
John B. Rodgers
Uae
Bhrine Heogdtal
In Tre Ses Dt Ou Parents Rites and Messages
Fragmentary text about rites and setting, with mentions of parents and unnamed events. Unclear details hinder full interpretation but references to ceremonies and local observances imply a domestic or community context. No definitive names, dates, or places are readable.
Pardon Refused Restored by Bradford Court
A Bradford court refused a pardon request after a terse docket shows no clemency granted. The proceedings centered on the defendant’s prior sentence and the lack of compelling new grounds for leniency.
Supreme Court decision awaited on state highway bonds
Citizens across the state speak of the Highways Commission plan to issue 65,000 bonds for hard serving the truck roads. The outcome rests with the Supreme Court which has delayed a ruling, delaying bond sale and road work while prices and materials fluctuate. A favorable decision would clear the way for construction this late summer or fall with lower costs and careful legal handling. Public interest remains high as districts await the court’s ruling.
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Highomay Commission
Supreme Court
General Assembly
Ao Leas
Highway Commission
Teo
Aken
Motor License Law Essay Contest Held In Aiken
A legal test in Aiken Wednesday featured a motor license law essay contest. Judges weighed student responses as part of a state program sponsored by the South Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative Association, with a prize of 25 dollars for the best submission. Cornelia Rickert and Lingge Linge were among top finishers in the Cranty district competition.
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Aiken
Conputine
Aise
South Carolina Cotton Gipeners Coe
Associatinay
Aisha
Lingeles
Cornelia Rickert
Cranty
Acta Et
Lapis
Tees Prom Enieres Inlict Re By Vb Te Tstate Cumtesterdt
Montmorene revival and retreat events feature in a garbled local notice. Photos and names are unreadable, but the fragment hints at a community gathering with planned activities and possible dates.
Junior Agriculturists Camp Opens July 30
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a junior agriculturists camp opening July 30. The lines are garbled but indicate preparations or announcements related to a youth farming program. No clear names, locations, or dates beyond July 30 are readable.
Monetta Celebrates Opening of Highway
Monetta hosts a barbecue dinner at Jordan Inn to fete U S Highway No 1 through South Carolina with road commissioners present. John Bo Jordan led the booster event, discussing advertising plans and the route’s benefits for state, tourism, and travelers from Fort Kent Maine to Miami Florida. Attendees included state road commissioners and guests from South Carolina and Georgia.
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Monetta
South’ Carolina
Fort Kent
Miami
Fla
South Carolina
Georgia
Last Concrete Poured on Aiken Augusta Road
Last concrete was poured into the Augusta Aiken highway Wednesday afternoon. It will take two weeks to set before the paved road is usable across the route from Aiken to Augusta on Highway No 1. The Atlantic seaboard corridor runs from Port Kent Maine to Miami Florida with 46 miles of dirt remaining between Bethune and the North Carolina line.
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Augusta-Aiken
Aiken
Augusta
Athintic Seaboard
Port Kent
Camidhin
Miami
Bethune
North Carwiniw Line
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