Resignation demand at State Colored College president
Governor orders the resignation of Miller, president of the State Colored College at Orangeling, after a heated dispute over conduct. The board of trustees will meet after adjournment to choose a successor. Miller has led the institution seven years and earned a stated salary of 5000 annually.
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Miller
Colombia
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Mengelis
Thomas J. Mille
Orangeling
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Don
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South Carolina
Columbia
State Colored College
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Dispensary Commission Seeks Investigation and Reform
The South Carolina dispensary commission members led by Lyn Er g Pernning call for a formal investigation by the General Assembly, urging compliance with the governor and a thorough inquiry into all actions of the commission since its creation. Attorney General T Fraser Lyon supports the request, stressing examination of duties and potential corruption while preserving the commission’s integrity and accountability. The letter, signed by the commission and Lyon, accompanies a broad push for a detailed inquiry into past actions and future reform.
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T. Fraser Lyon
Wed
Murray
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Brice
A. N. Wood
John McSween
Avery Patton
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Buekeaton
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Genero
Lyon
South Carolin
Dartley
Mahonsary
Maine
Owhleh
Logis Committee
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Hons
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Westminster Notes and Events at the Baptist Church
Westminster community reports a Saturday and Sunday Baptist church gathering with three o’clock and twelve o’clock services, the quarterly conference held recently, and a lively missionary program led by Rev. M. G. Kelley. The piece lists local visits, society meetings, and city residents attending church events and school activities at Westminster.
Admiral Barry Resigns From Navy After Inquiry
Rear Admiral Barry, longtime U S Navy officer, submitted his resignation amid investigations into conduct and a pending review. Born in New York, he served 27 years, fought in the Spanish American War, and held senior commands including a stint as commander of the Pacific Fleet’s second division. The Navy secretary and the president approved retirement, with discussions of possible reinstatement or further action fading as the officer left the service.
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Iince
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Turhigt
George von Li. Moyer
Navy
Adanat Barry
Marry
Aay
Denn
Dave
Ue Navy
Ianelsea
Admiral Barry
West
Barry
Orchard
New Year City
United States Naval Academy
Havana
Mantinzas
Vien
Maceo
Vickshire
Aguicalde
Thay
HMS
Exposition Victory Vote Sparks San Francisco Site Choice
The House backed San Francisco as the exposition site by a 254 to 1 vote, with New Orleans proposal failing to pass. San Francisco would host the event bidding and inviting global participation, while New Orleans sought federal funding and foreign involvement, facing uncertain Senate action amid political fray.
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New Orleans
San Meinetsco
Local Notes on Families and Civic Affairs Reach Seneca
A garbled community column from Walhalla to Seneca records visits, relocations, and social ties among residents. Jan Bence and Mrs. McCarey of Walhalla moved to Bovoeea with McCarey employed at St. Anderson. Miss Florida Cavey from Plekens visits, while Greenville visitors stay with relatives. Local officials discuss cemetery work, gym funding for the girls’ school, and a civic association meeting outlines officers and upcoming events.
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Dy McCarey
Walhalla
Bovoeea
Hieper
Butting
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St. Anderson
Iloride Cavey
Plekens
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Mya
Fally
Greenville
Wnd
Colimbin
Thomaston
Ved Dickson
Liddle Keith
Audereda
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Clarence Milley
Pelyay
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Caves
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Hest
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Herndon
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Hutee
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Senwen
G. Strong
Walratta
Vie Alodora
Reid
Charles Ballenger
Mise
Myra Tuillenger
Seneca
Dy le Mare
Anderson
Aikov
M. I. Ryovkm
Mrouh Seneca
Aniurson
Attinta
Abel
Morrison and Wegan
Clonson
Gasque
Walehall
Cotton farming notes and a family reminiscence mix
A garbled report discusses cotton yields in Anderson County, mentions Haradn stock Mille township, and references several named individuals and places. The text also includes a lengthy personal reminiscence about a King and a Buffalo resident, ending with a note about digestives and a drugstore claim.
Memorial for James Lt. Hive a South Carolina educator
The death of James Lt. Hive, longtime site supervisor and educator from South Carolina, ends after a week of illness. Born in Charleston on August 8, 1888, he was educated at Mount Zion, Mayman University, and Harvard before serving in World War I. He later taught at the graded school and led educational efforts in the state, earning respect from colleagues and friends. A wide array of floral tributes and memorial wreaths marked his funeral at the Presbyterian church, with wreaths from Greenwoods chapter and local students among the visible honors.
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Marriage Notice in Benton County Prompts Local Chatter
A Benton County marriage announcement lists Leona Citytity daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benton and Carlos Sumner Moore of Alani City at the Prenton ceremony. The article references mishmashed names and scattered phrases, including a note about a civil order and a health remedy, all reflecting a cluttered OCR transcription of a social item from the era.
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Hanehter
Benton
South Cayntina
Carlos Sumner Moore
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