South Carolina Teachers Gather for State Convention
In June at Chick Springs teachers from across South Carolina convene for a state convention. Governor Ansel pledges an address and Davidson College President Henry Louis Smith will speak. Dreher of Columbia and speakers from An doom, Columbia, Greenwood, Spartanburg are listed with Dr. S Opp to address the association. Textbook adoption by the state board of education is a leading topic.
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Chick Springs
Uils Resort
Telestate
Ciuef
Ansel
Promisiam
Henry Louis Smith
Davidson Colees
Provent ES. Dreher
Columbia
Tomorow
C.C. McCants
Andoom
Wot
Hand
N. N. Sutles
Greenwood
Jt Nash
Spartanburg
8. Opp
Bureau of Planting
Department of Agricult Fire
Association
Weinestag
State Board of Education
Atlantic Beach
Fla
Georgia Crushers’ Association
Ior
Atlanta
Macon
Savannah
Athens
Rome
Waycross Columbus
Georgia
George Brown
anti-Tuberculosis League of America
J. le Renton
Monticello
Europe
Dreamed Seven Times of Hidden Treasure Near Mish Point
Dream reports in Mish Point near Ne C on June 22 claim seven successive family dreams revealed buried copper under a house on the Southern railway line. Mr Schaub investigated after the third dream and found copper jutting from the ground, prompting plans to dig further potentially with dynamite if needed.
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Mish Point
Schaub
Southern Railway Company
Scuaub
Bandit Chief Keeps up Continuous Warfare in Persia
Bandit chief Martz Kull Koon, aided by Kurdish forces, continues attacks across the northern highlands of the Neraian province. In ongoing clashes, civilians face danger as fighting spreads from Tabriz toward Teheran era. Local reports note widespread destruction and mounting casualties as authorities struggle to respond.
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St Petersburg
Raus Om
Two-Cent Rate On all Roads
The Inter Passenger rates on all the railways of the United States will be reduced to 2 cents a mile. The move follows a long discussion by the leading presidents of western continental roads and marks a significant shift from the old 3 cent rates.
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United States
Telus
Letter Carries to Meet Jem June 24 at Assn Session
Fragmented report from the Carolina Letter Carriers Association noting its annual session held in fan July 4 with nearly one hundred delegates expected. Officers include President Mr. Coarotee and sergeant alarms Poompert of Winston-Salem. A Reynolds of this area among speakers. Also mentions Springs Opened Up new summer house and guests registered.
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Jem
Carolina
Assant
Fan
Coarotee
Alarms Poompert
Winston-Salem
A" Reynolds
Ri Ueiam
Eler
Shooting at Night Leaves Two Men Wounded in Durham
In Durham on June 24 Oscar Trice and Harry Green, both described as Negroes, fought over money. Trice fired six shots at Green in the southern part of the city. Green was hit twice, with balls in both thighs, causing painful but not serious injuries. Trice escaped and has not been captured.
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Durham
N. C
Oscar Trice
Harry Green
Green
Trice
Death of G. M. Royall in Salisbury
G M Royall died suddenly in Salisbury between 12 and 1 Sunday morning after a two week illness. He leaves a wife Laura Maxwell and four brothers Y A Royall John Royall Edgar Royall and Rastus Royall. He was manager of Max L Darker Printing Co and one of the founders and early manager of the Salisbury Evening Post. He had lived in Salisbury nine years and was a member of First Baptist Church. Remains were taken to Goldsboro for burial beside his father.
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Laura Maxwell
J.N. Maxwell
East Fisher Street
Messrs. Y. A
John, Royall
Goldsboro
Edgar
Norfolk
Rastus
New Bern
Salisbury
Max L. Darker Printing Co
Royall
Salis+ let ‘Sun
Salisbury Evening Post
Firs Baptist Chieh
Electric Storm Wrecks Barn of Ex-County Commissioner
Winston Salem reports a June afternoon electric storm and heavy rain destroyed the barn of ex-County Commissioner A C Wharton twelve miles west of the city. Seven horses died or were brought for shelter, four belonging to Wharton. he lost feed, gear, and rigging with total losses around 4000 dollars and insurance about 1000. The storm damaged Germantown in Stokes County, injuring the Episcopal church and crops.
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Winston-Salem
A.C. Wharton
Funston Opposes Parade by Unwhipped Mob in Frisco
General Frederick Funston in command of California's department informs the Fourth of July committee he will not have troops parade before an unwhipped mob. He cites risk of San Francisco being laughed at jeered at and insulted by a hostile crowd. The note was sent to parade committee chairman J O Neill.
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San Francisco
Genera Frederick Funston
Department of California
Fun
Boston Shriners Parade Marks Aleppo Temple Anniversary
Boston celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of Aleppo Temple by a two day parade with five thousand men in red fezs and dream suits from New England towns. A Winterton, N. x. resident, Apranam Brown, recalled doctors failed to cure his heart kidney and liver issues until Electric Bitters restored his health, endorsed by local pharmacists Shotard and Martin at 50 cents.
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Boston Shriners
Boston
Mass
Mystic Shrine
New England
Apranam Brown
Winterton
N. x
Mr. Shotard
W. S. Martin
Headless Child Murder Shocks New Orleans Mob
The headless body of Walter tamana, a seven to eight year old Italian boy, was found in a swamp near New Orleans two weeks after a $6000 ransom kidnapping. An Italian suspect, Ignazio Campigliano, confessed under duress, naming four kidnappers and implicating others. Authorities tightened security with armed deputies around the Orleans Parish prison as mobs threatened violence. The funeral for the boy was held amid fears of unrest among the Italian community.
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New Orleans
Walter
Tamana
Lans
Tall Jan
Elk Place
Orleans Parish
St. Rose
Ignazio Campigliano
Pecam
Campigetano
Campigciano
Campigelano
Stefano Monfre
Tony Gendus
Angelo Cacatari
Ianterra
Frank Gendusa
Leonardo Gelovia
Sto Yelock
Forty Eight Condemned by Court Martial and Shot
Report from Banieka states a court martial of mutinous sappers condemned forty eight men and ordered executions. The court met with promptness and severity amid the Russian mutiny crackdown.
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Kieve
Russia
Banieka
Eight Killed in Hartford New Haven Train Wreck
A Highland division passenger train crashed into a rear work train at Sigourney street in Hartford causing eight deaths and about thirty five injuries. Rescue teams freed trapped workers as flames broke out. priests gave last rites. Injured were treated at St. Francis and Hartford hospitals. workmen had crowded the train earlier, and at night darkness hindered the rescue.
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Hartford
Con
Nen
Highland Division
New York
New Haven & Hartford
New Britain
Sigourney Street
Wilson
Passnger
uMderneath
Fremen
Investigation under Pure Food and Drug Act in Augusta barrooms
Revenue officials in Augusta Georgia are probing liquor sales under the Pure Food and Drug Act. They report a large percentage of products are adulterated or nearly poison. Ten barrooms have already had seizures and the goods turned over to U S Commissioner Goodwin. No arrests yet, with further developments awaited on officials' return.
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Augustaa
United States
Goodwin
Annual Meeting Of Odd Fellows In Winston-Salem
June 24 pauses the annual meeting of Odd Fellows in Winston-Salem North Carolina at Pilot Mountain. The event features entertainment by the Rebeckahs and other preparations for visiting members.
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Odd Fellows
Winston-Salem
N. C
Pilot Mountain
Rebeckahs
New Sewanee Fraternity House Apt to Be Expensive Build
Gomerstone lays cornerstone for the Delta Theta chapter at the University of the South Sewanee. The new building, designed by William Martiniken, echoes an old English Oxonian castle with a tower like Oxford founders towers. It will be the most costly fraternity chapter in the south, occupying about 200 square feet of site, with predominately stone and high style finishes. A different item notes a South Dakota wonderland of mines and formations and a healing case in Mound City where Dr King’s New Discovery cured Mrs Clapp's son of lung and throat trouble after five minute coughing spells. A tubing notice from Austin reports a plan to bar tuberculosis patients in advanced stages from entering Texas.
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Gomerstone
Sewanee
Vita
Alabama
Ew Phi
Delta Theta
Rouse
Uiversity
South
Teenay
Aire South
William Martiniken
New York
Foundrers
Oxford University
Wonderlanc
South Dakota
Mound City
ED. Clap
C. M. Shuford
WS. Martin
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Elton
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American Opticians
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Universal Hotel and Restaurant Employees’ Association
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