Survival or Doom in South Carolina Primary Fallout
The South Carolina Democratic Executive Committee faces a pivotal decision on the primary system. Critics allege fraud in last week's vote, arguing the figures misrepresent white population growth and voter strength, while supporters urge purity and fair rules to preserve the system or doom it entirely.
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Drinrysyeton
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Gertainty
Campaien
Staite Prosehiiniine Exon
Jones
Amhemibe
Caroline
Catotles
Train Collision in Macon Injures Passengers in Wake of Open Wagon
In Macon Georgia this morning Southern Railway train No 13 bound from Jacksonville to Cincinnati collided with an open wagon and a freight car in the Macon yards, injuring several passengers. The report notes confusion and damage as crews work to clear the wreck, while unrelated advertisements and election thanks appear in the same column.
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Macon
Passenge
Southern Railway
Jacksonville
Cincinnati
Local News Notes From Honeca and Seneca Events
Reports detail a September wedding invitation extended in Seneca for Mrs Byathe on Manigault, the Birmingham native Mr Rust, and a future home in Birmingham. Community updates mention Sunday school donations, a large Bee Hive store expansion, and visits by Mrs W. C. Lee and Mr and Mrs James Mjosley among others.
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R. Anderson
James Mjos
John Myers
Verna Striblig
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Fragmented Political Notes and Local Notices From Seneca
A noisy stream of political appeals and community items from Oconee County includes campaign letters urging voters to support candidates for House of Representatives and Supervisor of Registration, thanks to supporters, and notices about local residents. The piece also mentions medical endorsements for Chamberlain’s remedies, obituaries, and visits among local figures in Seneca and nearby towns.
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House of Representitives
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Salem
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Floods toll rises in Pennsylvania and West Virginia aftermath
Dozens feared drowned as storms sweep through western Pennsylvania and the Panhandle. Reports place fatalities in Coliers, Waynesburg, Cherry Valley, Avella, Canonsburg, Woodland, and nearby towns with many more missing. Peact, rail traffic disrupted, damage estimated around two million dollars as Harmon's Creek flood harms communities. The piece notes rescue and recovery efforts and warns of ongoing danger. also includes an ad for Dr King’s New Life Pills.
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Bounty Land Notes Local Social Visit and Death
Misses Nettle Cleveland and Lula King visit Agnes Hilson in Bounty Land. Broads Bagwell ill with fever. infant death mourned by Mr. and Mrs. Benslest Smith. J.B. Pickett family gatherings. Clemson to Norfolk job move. many local residents visiting kin and attending camps.
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H. Magillard
Marswell
D. A. Parritt
Jasper Doyle
Wheat Townville
Alac TI Hixon
Mins
Myrtle Davis
Anderson
Morris Shanklin
Orangeburg
Community Notes From Anderson This Week
Irene Stone shows improvement after illness. Visitors include Mrs Hinmp Bruce and daughter from Sercea. Miss Clyde Smith home from Ebenezer school. Election Tuesday passed quietly. results awaited from distant wards. Several residents travel to Greenwood, Clemson, Calhoun, and Creeneyie for visits and studies. Teachers elected and returning, with Milward Verner heading to the University of Alabama. Lawn party hosted by Laney Burris and Bar Shanklin with games and a potluck supper.
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Bar Shanklin
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