Speakers at Tourist Hotel lawn rally draw 1500 in Georgetown
A large crowd gathered on the Tourist Hotel lawn for a political rally re convening after a courthouse statement. Candidates for state offices spoke including Comptroller General hopefuls, education, railroad, and governor contenders with Col. H T Thompson and Gov. Cole L. Blease among speakers.
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Court House
Olin Sawyer
Eton
A.W. Jones
Jones
N. W Brooker
Comptroller’s Office
Stiles Millichamp
Millichamp
Edgefield
J. E. Swearingen
B. R. Tillman
South Carolina University
KE. C. Elmore
J. C. Boyd
H. T. Thompson
Col. Thompson
Jas. A. Summersett
F- C. Fishburne
W. A. Richardson
Railroad Commission
Richardson
Caughman
Govenor
Gov
Ansel
Cole L. Blease
Newberry
Blease
I. G. Walker
Georgetown
Cansler
Tirzah
Mr. Ford Responds to Detyens Allegations in Letter
Mr. Geo T Ford denies political rings and claims he votes his own mind. He cites his Atlantic Coast Lumber Corp employment and asserts others like Detyens were once in company service. He names references G G Davis Rosemary W H Andrews and C T Darling as sources to verify his statement.
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Daily Stem
Detyen
Dave R. Rogers
Rosemary
Mr. Detyens
Atlantic Coast, Lumber Corporation
W. H. Andrews
C. T. Darling
G T. Ford
Caughman Seeks Re election to Railroad Commissioner
Banks L. Caughman announces candidacy for re election to South Carolina Railroad Commissioner. He cites personal residence move to Columbia and inspections of every line to ensure safety and service. He calls for lower rates, better schedules, and faithful public service.
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Railroad Commission
South Carolina
Columbia
Banks L. Caughman
Recorder Court Doles Fines and Forfeitures. City Sale Set
Recorder's court records guilty pleas for John Doe and Frank Atkinson each fined 25 dollars for concealed weapons and disorderly conduct. Joe Vanderhost forfeits bail of five dollars. City to sell at noon on July 21 a pair of heifers at the city stables unless redeemed. Local pool room cases cited with two men, H Baldwin fined five dollars, J A Westberry pardoned. Denver convention nominates John Worth Kern for Vice President. Mrs. H M Powell returns home from Anderson. Duncan Methodist church to have no services tomorrow. Pastor T E Morris reports son Hubert improving.
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John Doe
Frank Atkinson
Joe Vanderhost
W. A. Black
H. Baldwin
J. A. Westberry
Denver
John Worth Kern
Indiana
Indiana Statesman
H. M. Powell
J. R. Powell
Anderson
Duncan Methodist Church
T. E. Morris
Hubert
Levy clarifies Detyens Ford audit controversy
C J Levy states publicly that Detyens claimed Dorrill could win 99 votes out of 100 for auditor at Landrum, but Ford was not present. The letter aims to set the record straight on the remarks amid the Detyens Ford discussion.
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C. J. Levy
Lost gold pin with daisy design and chip diamond center
Reward offered for return of a lost gold pin featuring a daisy design and a diamond chip in the center. Return to the office for possible contact and recovery.
Market Quotations From Bourne & Co. Prices and Grains
Quotations list iron corn meal oats and flour futures with spreads and bid ranges. Virgin and Scrape figures shown along with tar in machine barrels and other commodity notes.
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D. S
Bourne & Co
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Naptha Launch
Virginia
Fish Patrol
Oliver
Dudley
Pawley’s Island
Market Dock
True Blue
Sam Sparks
Mr. Geo. T. Ford
Recorder's Court
Grist—Milt
Watts & Broughton
Front Street
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Charleston
Savannah
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Augusta
Macon
Augusta S. C
Sumter
Chester
Rock Hill
Orangeburg
J. W. Wingate
Georgetown, S. C
H. Kaminski & CO
Hazard Stores
T. S. Sessions
Screven St., Georgetown, S. C
C. D. Cook
Charlotte Steam Laundry
Charlotte
L. Brinkley
N. G
J. B. Steele
F. Rhem, QC
B. Skinner
S. J. Flaum
B. W. Cannon
H. W. Fraser
D. N. Bourne
John Bourne
W.H. Andrews
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Peoples Bank
Ss. Co
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