Wilson and Harvey in Democratic Presidential Contention
Fragmented remarks discuss Woodrow Wilson, Harvey, and Thirey amid Democratic presidential speculation. The piece notes Harvey's influential, conscience driven support and critiques Wilson's alignment with rival factions, implying turmoil within the party and public perception of leadership.
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Xi Wilson
St. Hawes
Col
Thirvey
Wilson
Harvey
Tharvey
Lim
Tix
Republican Victory Favored by Unity in Party Debates
In a heated political scene the Republican party faces internal strains yet is seen as capable of securing victory through unity. Critics note dissent within the Democratic side and warn against shifting soldier votes that could tilt the election. Prominent figures urge cohesive strategy to bolster party strength nationwide.
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Harry Waity
Akiva
Tov
Os Wilson
Huthtwenen
Nat
Pion AiMy
New York
Olioitu
Kal
Watch Harvey or Die: A Nation on Democratic Slogans
A fragmented passage discusses public sentiment in Alabama and other states on establishing a school for literacy or civic instruction with a call to adopt a democracy slogan Watch Harvey as a motivator. The tone echoes reform-era rhetoric and regional debate on education and political ideals.
Richland News Mixes Local Happenings and School Notes
Jan 20 Richland notes report farmers plans and relatives visiting in Vickens Greenville and Clemson trips. Local students Vera Coe and family events are noted along with a new Western Union office in the depot and a track team practicing for upcoming trials. County name discussion referenced as Oconee changes to Botany Land remains under debate.
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Richland
AOATO
Thusts
Grover Davis
Vickens
Monroe KR. McDonald
Wallidha
Miche
Rhid Morgan
Milas Sel
Harbin
N. Hughs
Greenville
Ay Go Shanti
Clanson College
Mhms
Nished
Jo UL Dendy
Clemson
Western Union ‘Telegraph Co
Ti Ughs
Harn
Dod
GM Barnett
From Rieh-Land dreams to deadly mob violence in Georgia
A distorted passage laments a South Carolina dream of Rieh-Land transforming Oconee and nearby towns. The article reports a mob in Hamilton Georgia breaking into the county jail, lynching four men and abducting others. A widow, townspeople, and authorities respond amid fear, with no motive for the killing established.
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Georgia
Thomttion
Gan
Jatter Kom
Hobertdon
Denis
Jowin Hey
Taist Suiulay
Norm Tiley
Fred
Lenints
Belle Stidlway
Doe Moore
Mugene
Dasty Critehuvid
Hamilton
Tobertaen
Urey
Calahoose
Throwlage
Lune
Hadley
Possible Cuba Pact Seen Halting Uprising in Havana
Report from government circles notes a secret message to Cuba directed by the President may ease the agitation and avert a broader conflict. Preparations involve American forces and ships at Newport News and Camp Cuba, with troops readied to land if tensions rise in Havana amid occupation changes.
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Washington
Jan
Kovernment
Cuba
Secreta
Preside
Gomez
Who
Hayy
Maye
Newport News
Athletic
Ginatanam
Havana Hingo
Camp Coumb
Havana
Ban Patriota
Local Ness County notices and community updates
Bounty Land Ness County notes report Dan Perritt near springs after a few days absence. Miss Myrtle Morris disposed for days. friends hope for her recovery. Muta D. Shanklin slow to sit up yet continues care with mother. Col ALG Shanklin and Shanklin of Sener with their mother visited. Miss Myrt Davis of Senae 41 Burns Gilligan Clemson High visit Ol en weekend. Rev J H Stone’s news comes as a shock to the community.
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Dan
Clemson
Ho Olen
Social rounds and local incidents fill Belmont and Greenville news
The piece notes social visits in Belmont with families like Arwood Davis and Creenwart, Julia and Myrtle De Morriy Shanklin, and various hosts. It also reports a deadly fire in Greenville where a fifteen month old child died, and a runaway train collision near the Catawba river injuring several. A prank led to a boy's freezing injury in Peru, with rescue attempts described.
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Arwood Davis
Rela Creenwart
Dean Davis
Mic
Alven
Lucy Burriss
Land
Chariie Gambrell
D. FL
Broughton to Leave Atlanta for London Christ Church Post
Dr Len G Broughton announced Friday morning his resignation from Atlanta Congregation Wat to accept a call as pastor of Christ Church London England with pay Atlanta until April. He plans to stay until the conference in March and then spend April and May in London before rest in Switzerland. will return Oct 1 to take up duties in London.
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Atlanta Constitution
Len G. Broughton
Wat
Christchireh
London
England
Atlanta
Rugsland
Christ Church
Licenses Due for Walhalla Businesses by Feb 1 1912
Notices warn Walhalla merchants that all business licenses for 1912 must be secured by February 1. After this date penalties per ordinance apply for operating without a license. Official: W M Brown, Clerk.
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Omee
Walhalla
D. C
Notive Ds
Wathathy
W. M. Brown
Savor. Jus
M. Moas
Ani
Notice to Debtors and Creditors
Notice to debtors and creditors of WyOTOta, deceased, requiring all debts to be paid to the undersigned and all claims presented within the time prescribed or be barred. Filed at Seneca, South Carolina, January 24, 191 or.
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Ty— Steck, Shelor & Sumroder
South Carolina
Ounty
Oconee
D. A. Smith
Anson GC
Mervick
Anson Mervicck
Say Bey
D. ‘A. Smith
Yeonee County
M.C. Holland
Teeeoaly Holland
M. Holland
Wallacourt House
D. A. Smithdge
Oconee County
Keece
Court House
Seneca
S.C
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Myso
Anerica
Oconee Rieh-Land
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Bounty Land Local Ness
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Rumiway
Belmont
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Kerville
Hightower
Mate Civetnuatt
James Fry
Peru
Fry
Brougitlon
Mastingwished
Ietrigk Hosiery Mills
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Chamberlain
Gough
Moss & Ansel
Carolina
Mamons Cole
Olver Chilled
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Chattanooga
Matheson Hardware
Westminster, S. C
West Union
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Claude W. Reid
Frank H. Shirley
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