Record of Refutation From W H Andrews in 1912
Georgetown South Carolina June 19 1912 W H Andrews denies being head of Atlantic Coast Lumber Corp stating he is only superintendent of outside affairs He says he is not a stockholder or director and that the head of the corporation is not a please man Fossilized pressure to support Ira B Jones for governor is rejected and he will back Cole L Blease for reelection in his own right
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Georgetown
S.C
Cole L. Blease
Bishopville
S. C
Jones
Atlantic Coast ‘Lumber Corporation
Atlantic Coast Lumber Corporation
Ira B. Jones
W. H. Andrews
Bryan likely to loom large at Baltimore convention
As the Democratic national convention approaches there is renewed focus on William J. Bryan. He is seen as a dominant figure in Baltimore whether or not he seeks the presidential nomination. The piece argues that only a Bryan candidacy could unite progressives under his banner and notes reactionaries fear his influence. It calls for ending the unit rule to uphold genuine popular choice, citing Ohio where delegates would back Harmon despite Wilson voters.
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William J. Bryan
Bryan
Baltimore
Ohio
Woodrow Wilson
Judson Harmon
Democratic Delegates Question Harmon’s Use Of Unit Rule
The piece argues Governor Harmon gains no real strength for a presidential bid by invoking the unit rule to grab delegates. It predicts potential political loss when Baltimore debates the issue and claims most Democratic delegates will reject the disenfranchisement of Democrats in nineteen districts.
Talk of a Split at Roosevelt Convention in Chicago
Reports from Chicago on June 19 describe persistent talk of a definite rupture in the National Convention amid Roosevelt supporters. They discuss seating disputes over the temporary roll and the possibility of a double headed convention if Roosevelt adherents withdraw or split from the Colosseum proceedings.
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Chicago
Bolt
Dent
Roosevelt
Credentials Committee
National Committee
Col
State Delegates Rally in Colorful Chants at Convention
Distinctive yells echoed from delegates led by New Jersey West Virginia and Pennsylvania as they claimed support for Roosevelt. Wisconsin California and others contributed spirited cries praising the leader and urging momentum toward victory.
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New Jersey
New Jers‘ee
For Sale 2900 Acres on Edisto River Near Jacksonboro
2900 acres on Edisto River 312 miles from Jacksonboro offered for quick cash. Excellent pasturage, hunting preserve, drains easily, suitable for farming. Low price. Send inquiries to P O Box 475 Charleston S C.
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Edisto River
Jacksonboro
P.O
Charleston, 8
Maneuver Camps May Be Postponed By Vetofeated Bill
President Taft vetoed the army appropriation bill delaying or canceling planned summer maneuver camps for the regular army and the national guard. Camps were set for early July with locations like Anniston Alabama and several Southern states. An effort to seek a special appropriation to fund the encampments was set in motion.
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Washington
Taft
Regular Army
National Guard
Eurly
Anniston
Ala
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
South Carolina
North Carolina
Florida
Congress
Sells Big Cotton Crop at St Matthews
St Matthews June 19 O H Wienges of Singleton loads for shipment his last year's cotton crop sold. The 580 bales bring about 30000 dollars at an average price of 10 1 2 cents. He also holds about 50 bales of unginned bobtailed cotton to market later.
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St. Matthews
O. H Wienges
Singleton
Five to Six Doses of 666 Cure Chills and Fever
An old remedy claims five to six doses of 666 will break chills and fever, acting on the liver better than Calomel and not causing griping or sickness, priced at 5 cents.
It Does Pay to Know The Stores Card
A dense exposition on the value of accurate advertising in stores. Readers benefit when ads reflect true prices and good service, as merchants must offer real, notable concessions to keep ads worth answering and to help households economize.
Excursion to North Island Set for Sunday Afternoon
Market Wheart announces a 2 p.m. Sunday excursion to North Island on June 23. Fare round trip 25 cents.
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North Island
Good Bargain in Automobile
A good bargain offered for an automobile described as in 61st class condition. Call for details at 226 Fraser Street.
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Fraser Street
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Georgetown Daily Item Co
Omoe
South Barating
Tam Co
W.rouse
Harmon
T. R. Bolt
Teddy
Pennsylvan
Ray
California
O. H. Wienges
Comanche
Staal Goods
A. C. Croft & Bro
Front Street
Cypress
Charleston
Duffys
Dean Swwr
Duffy
She Muffy Medicine Co
Chianca
Prossen
Ideal Cleaners and Dyers
King and Burns Lane
Charleston, S. C
R. M
Bank of
Breth “ S. Higgins, Sachem
W. N. McLeod C
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