Wilson Declares Keynote Nomination for President
Seagirt New Jersey August 7 Governor Woodrow Wilson was officially informed of his Democratic nomination by Senator-elect Ollie James. The acceptance speech to the committee outlined tariffs trusts banking reform and the Philippines policy as aims of his campaign supported by governors and party members along the Jersey coast.
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Seagirt
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Baltimore
Ollie James
Kentucky
Hera
Women's National Democratc League
Jersey Coast
White House
New Jordey
Grovernor Wilson
Democratic Party
Wolflee
Cnet
Senator Tillman Letter Responds On Social Equality Views
In a published reply to Mr. Sims of Orangeburg South Carolina Senator Tillman says Judge Jones is not in favor of social equality and would make a good governor, noting the reform debate has muddied the water and that he will not shift his stance despite ongoing attacks by Grace and others. He emphasizes his belief in Jones as eminently qualified.
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Jug. L. Lima
Orangeburg ‘Mines and Democrat
B. Tillman
Senaman
Clause
Honater Tilman
Tillmoan
Sims
United States Senate
Washington
D.C
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Orangaburg
S. C
Dongs
Lease
Nin
Jones
Mecae
Dora
Grace
Tra B. Jones
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Ehurch
Irowell
Cole L. Wlease
Judge Jones
United Rhines
Ledrand Walker
I. L. Coker
South Garostintana Beleve
Key Carolina
Alanira B. Jones
Wily Witel
Taye
Jude
Omec
Tle
Connabta
Rhodes
Judge Ira B. Jones Endorsed as Honest Public Servant
The article extols Ira B. Jones highlighting his roots in Newberry, his father and mother’s respected service, and his lifelong community involvement. It argues his record as a legislator and judge proves his fitness for governor, praising his temperance and conscientious work while countering opposing charges as unfounded. It notes other notable supporters and contends he represents the people’s best interests.
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Aly Jarolina
Newberry Go Iit
Carychi
Fragmented Political Rhetoric Reflects Turmoil and Reform Calls
A long excerpt presents a tangled mix of political accusations, reform proposals, and legal commentary. It references Governor actions, court figures like Judge Jones, and public debates over government power, private interests, and accountability, set against a backdrop of national concern and regional upheaval.
Clemson Scholarships and State Education Figures
State Superintendent J Be Swearingen released Clemson scholarship statistics from the July 12 examination. Totals include 286 applicants, 231 scholarship seekers, 54 entrance entrants, 73 scholarship passers, 1680 scholarship awards to country and town youth, with 50 to country and 16 to town beneficiaries. Several grade levels were represented among applicants, and some applicants attended ungraded schools. Clemson President Mikes submitted county by county scholarship recipients, plus a note that Southern Railway scholarship went to Geo L Prince of Pickens.
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J. BE. Swearingen
Schior
Eligi Grado
Mikes
Clemson
Abbevilly
A. J. Carwile
Honenath
Oconee
W. B. McMathan
Seneca RD
J. W. Slrth- Ung
Seneca
Mickens
O'Dell
Liberty RD
New Laurens County
Armstrong
Owings
C. Young
Clinton
Greenville County
Marion Green
Greenwood County
P. W. Chateham
Fragmented 1911 12 scholarship list for Clemson College area
A long passage lists names such as F. Thornton Mountvyilte P M Washington and many others across Greenwood Hodges and Anderson. It notes vacancies to be filled under law and mentions one year agricultural scholarships for the Third Congressional District tied to Clemson College and nearby counties. It also includes references to several towns and individuals in the region.
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F. Thornton
Mountvyilte
P.M. Washington
Ware Shoals
Anderson
Thompson
Clamson College
W. O H. Pinch
Port Lawn
T. G. Madden
Hodges
Harris
Westminster
R. B
Johnson
Chester
Mellett
Mullins
A. T. McGowan
Cameron
J. McDermott
Florence
W. W. Herbert
Newberry
Logan
Yorkville
M. Barnett
Laurens
C.K. Wright
Bolton
Tutehings
Pickens
H.W. Muldrow
Darlington
A. Garson
Falaway Abbeville
Walter Allen
Croonville G
A. Masher
Greenwood
AL Gathonn
Oconee
Cantrell
Pleleonn
Davin
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