South Carolina Plural Legal and Local Developments
In Charleston a Columbia widow Mrs. Eugene O Ingram was convicted of sending obscene material with mercy recommended. Other items include York considering a new hotel with J P Sanders involved, a first prize in the State Boys Corn Club for Hugh Campbell, and a large school salary appropriation. Mentioned are Odd Fellows in Chester, Spartanburg gas ordinance votes, a defunct Abbeville bank dividend, and multiple court cases with anticipated new trials or executions.
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Eugene O. Ingram
Columbia
U.S
Charleston
Ingram
Mercy
Hugh Campbell
York County
South Carolina
County Unit Advocates for Public School Reform
Debate in South Carolina High School Debating League centers on adopting the county unit system. Easley High School teams win the finals with the affirmative arguing that county units fix long-standing rural school issues and funding gaps, while the negative contends district flaws persist regardless of the system.
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South Carolina High School Debating League
South Carolina
Easley High School
Aletha Bouknight
Frances Stewart
Elizabeth Johnson
Beatrice Edens
County Unit
County Unit System
North Carolina
Louisiana
Maryland
California
Georgia
Florida
Ils
University
Nees
Early Menhippus Colt Revealed by South Dakota Fossil Find
The American Philosophical Society reports a new Menhippus colt skeleton found years ago in South Dakota. Princeton professor William J Sinclair notes a short tough body and resemblance to modern colts, suggesting rapid running was crucial in early Oligocene horses. Teeth indicate the colt died at six to nine months old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menhippus
Americat Philosophical Society
Wiliam J Sinclair
Princeton Asiversit
South Dakota
Siielau
Government Costs Burden One Fifth Of 1924 Income
The Manufacturers Club reports that all levels of government in the United States cost more than 10 billion annually, amounting to nearly one fifth of the nation’s 1924 income. The article cites an estimated national income of 52.6 billion dollars for 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Manufacturers’ Club
Bankers See South Carolina Wealth Grow with State Progress
Robert Woodside of Greenville warns that if agricultural and industrial expansion continues, South Carolina could become one of the wealthiest nations. He cites bank deposits rising from 1880 to 1924, growth of textile mills, education funding increases, and planned highway and bridge projects as signs of broad advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Woodside
Greenville
South Carolina
Snd
Teridge
Savings Bank
South
Commissioner of Agriculture, Commerce and Industry
United States
CIES
America
Bamberg Music Festival Highlights Third Annual Event
Bamberg hosted its third annual music festival last week with strong attendance and community celebration. The piece notes the Shaweerey Chapel centennial events held Tuesday and features remarks by Major Alfred Hager of Charleston delivering the prince pal address.
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Bamberg
Shaweerey
Alfred Hager
Charleston
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J. C. Duncan
Union
Edwin W. Robertson
The
Tax Commission
Supreme Court
York
J. P. Sanders
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of
Chester
Spartanburg
South Carolina Gas & Electric Co
National Bank of
Edmund Bigham
South Carolina Supreme Court
Florence County
Henry Moses
Sumter
Clarence
Lowman
Marion
Manon
Kirksey
Greenwood County
Will Brooks
Elford Williams
Samuel McGowan
U. S Navy
Travelers Protective Association
Anderson
Tula Mashburn
Athens
Bank of Piedmont
Gulf Rehning Co
Greenwood
Joe Wright
Rebecca Rice
M. L. Bonham
Dowell A. Worley
Aiken County
Gideon Worley
Aiken Court of General Sessions
Worley
Omar Temple
Santee River
Berkeley
Wilthamsburs
Mississippi River
Norman
Mid-South Engineers Ass'n
Uni
Montana
Jesus Christ
Fir
Winthrop College
State Institutio For
University of South Carina
Ashetania
Europe
Gary
United Statees Corporation
South Carolina Gazette
P. QO
ColumbIa, S. C
South Carolina Agricultural Credit Company
Palmetto Building
Webb
Webb’s Waxall Co., Inc
Main Street
Home Real Estate and Insurance Co
Visitors
Imperial Theatre
the Imperial
Bank of Charleston
National Banking Association
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