Candidates Tour the State Starting June 18 Then Georgetown
The first gubernatorial campaign stops begin June 18 at Sumter with State office candidates touring to persuade voters. Georgetown hosts the next major stop on June 29, as a statewide schedule lists county seats from Sumter to Greenville through August 22 with dates for each location.
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Columbia
Sumter
Georgetown
Bishopville
Darlington
Bennettsville
Chesterfield
Florence
Dillon
Marion
Conway
Kingstree
Manning
Moncks Corner
Charleston
Walterboro
Beaufort
Jesper
Ridgeland
Hampton
Barnwell
Bamberg
St. George
Orangeburg
St. Matthews
Winnesboro
Lexington
Saluda
Edgefield
Aiken
Berger moves to impeach Judge Hanford of Seattle
Representative Berger opened impeachment proceedings against Federal Judge Hanford of Seattle charging high crimes and misdemeanors. He accuses the judge of corrupt and unlawful decisions and habitual drunkenness and asks the judiciary committee to investigate the conduct.
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Washington
Berger
Hanford
Seattle
Leonard Olsen
Judiciary Committee
House
Housekeeper's free list tariff bill faces strong petition drive
Washington June 4. Democratic members fail to report the Redfield bill and a petition from supporters grows in favor of adding eggs butter cheese meat and other staples to the free list. Rural urban split causes anxiety among farming districts over tariff removal. Meanwhile Representative Henry Texas withdraws the proposed constitutional amendment to change the presidential inauguration date until the next session.
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Washington
Havingeen
Ways and Means Committee
William C. Redfield
New York
House
Ways and Means
Henry
Texas
Congress
Army Prepares Cuban Invasion Force Transports Ready
Washington reports the army and navy coordinating for a Cuban demonstration. Four large transports at Newport News are put in commission with full supplies coal and crews ready to sail at a moment's notice.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Cuba
General Staff
Quartermaster General
Newport News
Gentleshire
Move On Now Police Stop Crowds With Pills
A harsh street scene shows a policeman ordering a crowd to disperse while a street vendor hawks Dr. King’s New Life Pills. The ad depicts the pills as gentle yet effective, claiming they persuade bowels to action and improve health, priced at 25 cents at druggists.
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Dr. King
Spirit talker details Butt and Stead deaths on Titanic
Mme Sophie Radford de Meissner, widow of a former Russian Legation secretary, recounted her spirit conversations with Major Archibald Butt and William Stead of the Titanic disaster. She believes Butt died from the fall on deck and Stead died in his cabin, describing posthumous messages.
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Washington
Mme
Sophie Radford de Meissner
Archibald Butt
William Stead
Major Butt
Major. Butt
Mme. le Meissner
Tod
Mme. de Meissner
William 0. Stegd
de. Meissner
Mr. Stead
Missing Man Found After Eight Years in North Country
The Chronicle reports Chas Weston formerly of DeKalb disappeared from Illinois about eight years ago and has been found. The Modern Woodmen of America helped locate him in the north country likely Minnesota or southern Canada. Weston was identified by J H Jarboe in Minneapolis with photos showing the parties. Weston’s wife, Mrs. Weston, had kept his Woodmen insurance filing a claim after presumed death. This is the second such case for the DeKalb Woodmen in two years following a similar earlier case in Louisville Kentucky.
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the Chronicle
Chas. Weston
Illinois
Haseen
Woodmen of
America
Minnesota
Canada
Weston
Woodman
Secret Service
J. H. Jarsoe
Woodmen
Minneapolis
Jarboe
DeKalb Woodmen
Louisville
For Sale Big Georgetown Residence and University Scholarships
For sale a modern Georgetown residence with twelve rooms and full amenities offered as the citys largest bargain. Also the University of South Carolina invites applications for teachers scholarships worth 100 dollars with campus entrance exams July 12. Enrollment stands at 443 with plans for improvements next session. Apply at the university office in Columbia SC.
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A. McP. Hamby
Cretary
South Carolina
Chamber of Commerce
Columbia Sc
Georgetown
University of South Carolina
Court House
S.C. Mitchell
Columbia
S.C
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Greenville
Stead
Mime. de Meissner
Charles Weston
Michelin
Mercer Bros
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Ming Tune
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Furman Glee Club
OK the Girl
B.F. Jones, JR
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