South Carolina Democrats Clash Over Prohibition Rule Change
Delegates at Columbia confront stormy debates over Rule 32 and party unity. Governor Evans clashes with Senator Blease amid calls to let nonpledged whites participate. Smith not condemned by name. National ticket and Big Four plan discussed as party factions argue over prohibition and loyalty tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drys
al Smith
John G. Richards
Frank T. Watkins
Anderson
L. H. Jennings
Columbia
Leroy Springs
Lancaster
Aetter
Boat Carolina
Houston
Richards
Cole L. Blease
E. J. Smith
Roach
Stewart
Mendel L. Smith
Camden
T. B. Panler
Gaffney
John Gary Evans
Nations
National Executive
J. E. Harry
Barnwell
W. L. Riley
Bamberg
G. L. Toole
Aiken
P. Brown
Yarnville
Drt
Theodore Pdervey
Charleston
BR. M. Jefferies
Walterboro
G. A. Neuffer
Abbeville
Ll. G. Richardson
Andaeson
C. G. Wyche
Greenville
BR. T. Wilson
Laurens
J. B. Westbrook
Chester
W. Ll. DePass
Kershaw
R. Ed
William
Marion
W. B. Bridges
Lucence
C N. Sapp
Columbian
Mike Gleaton
Springfield
Demberg
Jefferson Hotel
Riley
United States
National’ Party
Carolina
New York
Hggner
Col. Brown
John
Gary Evans
Cole Blease
Evans
Brown
Claude W. Sapp
Sapp
Event
Colonel Brown
South Carolina
Coronel Brown
Pandymanium
Browu
Republic Party
bin Har
George B. Cromer
Newberry
E.). Smith
R. Beverly Herbert
Breaze
Chamie Sapp
Rave RY
G. J. Towle
Acken
Young Whetstone to tour Europe for vocational agriculture
Guy Van Wetstone of Perry elected president of Future Palmetto Farmers to undertake a European voyage this summer. Young Whetstone, eighteen, son of Clarence T. Whetstone, is a noted farm student who will travel with Prof. Verd Peterson, state supervisor of vocational agriculture. They sail June 9 from New York aboard the White Stertiner Olympic, visiting the British Isles Denmark Sweden Norway Germany and France. The study aims to examine farming conditions and share new methods with the Future Palmetto Farmers upon return. The expedition is praised as an educational opportunity for Aiken County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy van Wetstone
Perry
Palmetto
Europe
South Carolina
Young Wheatone
Clarence T. Whetstone
Aiken County
Young Whetstone
Verd Peterson
New York
British Isles
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Germany
France
Moseley Acquitted Of Murder Charge
Will Moseley was acquitted late Friday afternoon of the murder of his brother Ed Moseley in January 1927. The trial was held with E Gordon Baker of Florence as special judge due to Judge Hayne being in Columbia. Prior cases included the murder of Pave Allen, with Martha Martin acquitted after a lengthy trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Moseley
Ed Moseley
Standard
E. Gordon Baker
Florence
Watts
Hayne PF. Ricr
Columbian
Steele
Chirenes
Will Johnson
Martha Martin
Pave Allen
Allen
Hayden Church
Aiken
Wagener
Neal
Real Estate Deals Involving Whiskey Road Property
A murky OCR passage notes transfers on the Whiskey Road property once owned by Tale Palle Soulsberry and mentions new owner Seley of New York planning improvements. It also records two earlier sales: Miss Mabel Bevds to Bob Holley for about $2,000 and Mrs Ray to Mrs Alfred Rhett Reine for about $4,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arend
Kreeneth DB
Seley
New York
Tale Palle Soulsberry
W. T. Bars
Sehrey
Armairat Schley
Rand
Bob. Holley
Mabel Bev
New York Street
Mr. Holley
Wo Walker
Mere. Hot Ray
Alfred Rhett Reine
Whiskey Road
Four Te Clies To Hold Anneal Bag Umiemene
Incoherent fragmentary text from a historic page mentions a local event with unclear names and places. The readable portions indicate planning for a ceremony or meeting, with scattered references to dates, people, and locations, but concrete details are not recoverable.
Egypt Crisis Prompted Anglo Egyptian Clash in Cairo
The article recounts Britain pressuring Egypt after rejecting the Anglo Egyptian treaty, sending a warship to Alexandria to enforce demands. Egyptians clashed with police as protests in Cairo grew, while historical reflections on Egypt and Alexandria frame the tense moment and potential future trouble in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Egypt
Magmemblies
England
Alexand
Cerin
Savoy Hotel
Gairo
Rmny
Ramad Pasha
Austen Chamberlain
Britain
Premare Syorchet Pasha
Niehia Pashia
Wien
Troyes
Arad
Great Britain
China
Aodity
Fraland
Canal
Trial in Graniteville court over double murder case
A State General Sessions trial began over the February 19 Graniteville killing at Lutheran Crossing. Defendant Renew allegedly sought his wife, confronted Steele, who was said to have killed her in a masked confrontation. Jury drawn and witnesses testified, including arrestee details and bloodstained clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Sessions
Irving Renew
Winnsboro
Greniteville
Renew
Stouts
Renews
Winnshare
Steele
Graniteville
W. W. Coleman
Foreman
F. A. Ergle
P. F. Haggard
Q. Denny
L. Seigler
P. N. Tutter
Maxie Smith
Dan Sawyer
Elwood Barton
E. D. Holsenback
J. D. Weatherford
A. L. Feaster
Arthur Sheppard
Hastings Wyman
Woo
Kelley
Coleman Welch
Reven
HH. BD. Hooker
Kodak
Mia
Alex Broom
Winnaboro
Aiken
Flo
Renesy
Pernon
Ath Ocupenter
Couch
Saheiter
Berte Carter
Gunter
Francis Bo Ffagier
Shatesbors
Herbert Gaversistant
Ewin Milbyal
Re OL Batik
Walton
Aid von Ware
Jackson Not To Respond For Tangkeess Reported
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered names and phrases with no coherent events. No clear person, place, date, or outcome is discernible to form a factual summary.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Degar
Guy ‘Whetstone
Brody
Moseley
Johnson
Dave Allen
Connyide
Duncan
Cairo
Moses
Pyramids
Spinx
Alexandria
Holy Land
Alexander
B. C
Memphis
Mark
Shane
Barnabas
Paul
Cleopatra
Mark Antony
Alessandria
Teddy
Pompeyus
Upper
Aneariy Ddan
Nile
Cesmetica
Genny Beers
Boyett
Tackson
Heeksot
Arkon
Boohenie
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