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. _ w'w w**^ n iliahome and discovered some liquorSam Lowman, now 55, was arrestedA.:, M . Z* 'Vi*e.. . , ......r-tried, convicted and sentenced toefserve two years. For many months he served his time on the Aiken gang. Later he was brouirht tnpenitentiary. He was in the Aiken r| jail, and heard the mob approach to ■| take his children and nephew to theirdeath. _.Iie heart! the nf Wto^ ^ ^ y * * * **“ daughter pleading with members of‘ the mol* to spare the life of herbrother, a mere lad, and helpless, heheard the mob leave with the victims.In a little pine thicket just outsideAiken a short while later the mob5 had its vengeance. Three persons, one a woman, were killed.Lowman said he had never beforePiItrouble. For a long while just across the line in Saluda county. from Aiken county, he ran a farmLater with his family he moved toanu inpre still engaged in Inrarminflr.He had one son in service in Franceand another served on this side.These two sons and two daughterslive in Philadelphia. With them h”remaining children, he plans to make nit home.O“,ir1 1 ■» ■ .....sfSh
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Aiken Journal and Review
Aiken, South Carolina, US
Wed, Mar 02, 1927
Page 4
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GA, USA 31 Mar 2020
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