The Human Side of the Big Dam epic in South Carolina
Auhl portrays the Lexington Water Power project, detailing the dam on the Saluda, its scale as the world’s largest earth dam, and the social and geographic upheaval for 375 families. The piece notes leaders Williams and Barstow, costs around 22 million, and the transformation of central South Carolina with Lake Murray.
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John K. Aull
Columbia
Lexington Water Power Company
Lexington County
Saluda
T. C. Williams
Williams
Eitheir
Saluda River
Maror
Flood
Lake Murray
Barstow
S. W. Barba
Hve
Stow
Newberry County
Silverstreet
South Carolina
D. Frank Baird
State Fair Association
Arundel Corporation
Cieniral South
Chambers of Commerce
Ce Carolina
Lexington
Court House
Newberry
Kershaw
Orangeburg
Calhoun
Edgefield
Greenwood
South
Carolina
Chapin
Acros
Great Lake
City of
St. Matthews
Aiken
Messrs. Murray
T. G. Williams
A. P. Campbell
Barstow Management Association
A. R. Wellwood
J. E. Frederick
Lexington Company
NLD
Urquhart
Floyd D. Campbell
Broad River Power Company
Debate at Willaamstown on Latin policy sparks death toll claim
During a policy discussion at the Willaamstown Political Institute, a speaker alleged that thousands of natives were slaughtered by U S Marines. Mr Knowles cited figures of 95 000 Haitians killed plus 500 in Nicaragua and others in Santo Domingo, urging daylight into the records.
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Willaamstown Political Institute
U. S
Knowles
Nicaragua
Santo Domingo
Rail freight records set in first half of 1927
Despite a 2 percent drop in June, railroads moved more freight in the first six months of 1927 than during any comparable period.
Not in Sympathy with Coolidge Plan Says Admiral Jones
Rear Admiral Jones denounces arms limitation talks as futile saying pacifist pressure triggers arms orders and profits for weapon makers. He notes the Geneva conference failed and questions Coolidge's pacifist label while predicting limited U S progress and possible future business dominated talks. Clenn Frank cites slavery persisting in twenty countries with at least five million in bondage.
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Jones
United States
Es Dent Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Con
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