Eye for an eye policy threats widen war tensions
News in brief covers British retaliation warnings to Germany, U S protest seeks restraint, Turkish denials on Russia peace talks, and naval losses from German submarines. Reports cite British and French views on Dardanelles delays, Russian passes, and Wilson Taft corner stone ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Grey
Walter Page
United States
Germany
Berlin
Edward
Soissons
North Sea
Hull
England
Holland
Russia
Constantinople War Office
Suez
Soudan
Egypt
Uramiah
Persia
Austria
Hungary
Dukla Pass
Carpathians
George
Lord Stamfordham
France
London
Yser
Petrograd
Dardanelles
Straits
Prinz Eitel Friedrich ready to sail from Newport News
Across the nation reports include the Prinz Eitel Friedrich set to depart Newport News after repairs. Prohibition advocates Chafin and St. John urge a special session to bar liquor production in the US. Governor Goethals notes February Panama Canal traffic at 92 ships. West Virginia enacts a moratorium amid treasury shortfalls from legislative adjournment. Anarchist Ivank Arbano calls the St Patrick’s Cathedral bombing a frame-up. Vice President Marshall in Los Angeles earned $1 as a film extra. Davis resigns as state Democratic treasurer to head the Federal Board of Trade. General Funston takes charge of Rio Grande artillery protection. Wheat cargo of 404,700 bushels sails from New Orleans aboard the Harperly. Vermont bill to limit Bible verses in schools fails. San Antonio to host army aeroplane demonstrations. J P Morgan era treasures to be sold. Tennessee bans locker clubs. Porto Rico cane workers strike for higher wages. Governor Henderson releases tubercular convicts from Alabama’s state penitentiary.
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Prinz Eitel Friedrich
William LP
Newport News
Eugene W. Chafin
John P. St. John
Kansas
Wilson
Congress
United States
Panama Canal
Goethals
West Virginia
Ivank Arbano
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
New York
Hoe
Marshall
Los Angeles
Joseph ‘Eh. Davis
Wisconsin
National Democratic Committee
Federal Board of Trade
General Funston
Rio Grande
America
New Orleans
Harperly
Vermont
Montpelier
San Antonio
War Department
J. Pierpont Morgan
Hig Gen
Tennessee
Porto Rico
Dosbehafon
Henderson
Alabama
Satoler
International tensions loom over Dresden sinking and Mexican turmoil
Reports say England will pay reparations to Chile over the Dresden sinking near the Chilean coast. Huerta seeks a new revolution from Spain, while Zapata troops kill in Mexico. indemnity paid to Ruth McManus sparks gratitude to Secretary Bryan and Brazilian envoy Cardoso.
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England
Chile
Dresden
Valparaiso
Berlin
Benedict
Vatican
Papal States
Victor Emmanuel I
Garibaldi
Leo XII
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Madero
Wilson
Barcelona
Spain
South America
Caracas
Vera Cruz
Zapata
John J. McManus
United States
Washington
Jang Josef
Austria
Trieste
Trento
Karlsbad
Villa-Zapata
Ruth McManus
John B. McManus
Bryan
State Department
Arso
Cardoso
Wagon accident injures W. M. Martin’s son
Paul Martin, son of Mr and Mrs W M Martin, was seriously hurt last Thursday when a loaded wagon rolled and its rear wheel passed over his stomach. The boy lost consciousness but recovered with help from his father and Dr Kirksey and is now doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Easley Oratorical Contest Honors Seven Schools
Louis Perry of Masley School won first place in the fifth annual Pickens county oratorical contest held at Masley. Sam Aiken of Dacusville took second, Henry Rowland of Central third. The event featured seven schools and continued with a postponed track meet set for next Saturday April 10 at 10 oclock at Easley mill ball park.
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Pickens County
Masley
Louis Perry
W. M. Hagood
Sam Aiken
Dacusville School
Henry Rowland
Central
W. W. Benson
Easley School
Pickens County urged to send delegation to State Sunday School
W A Matuens county president asks Pickens to send a full delegation to the State Sunday School association. Credentials will be issued promptly, entertainment is free for credential holders, and pastors, teachers, or secretaries may represent. Newberry prep and state HQs are coordinating the effort. rail fares are reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens
State Sunday School Association
W. A. Matuens
P.S. Newberry
Pickens County
A.M
Norma Griffin Weds Dr. William A Woodruff in Pickens
Miss Norma Griffin and Dr. William A. Woodruff were married at the bride's parents home in Pickens on March 31. Rev. E V Babb officiated. The ceremony featured Mrs G F Norris singing and a Mendelssohn march. The couple will reside at Cateechee after April 20 and later travel to Washington and New York before settling back home.
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W. T. Griffin
Pickens
Norma Griffin
William A. Woodruff
E. V. Babb
Easley
G. F. Norris
Mattie Griffin
Frances Bruce
Mendelssohn
Washington
New York
Cateechee
Woodruff
William Woodruff
William Anderson
Blacksburg
Thomas Norris
Central
Mauldin and nearby schools report progress and meetings
The Mauldin school thrives under Alma Garrett and Truda Jones. Peters district approved an eight mill special levy by 18 to 5. Crosswell and Dayton districts seek consolidation for a modern graded school near Lathem. Hagood patrons set an April 17 meeting at 1 pm to discuss improvements. Flat Rock closes soon with notes on a successful session led by Maggie Boggs and Bernice Allgood. the building is being painted.
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Mauldin
Alma Garrett
Truda Jones
Peters
Crosswell
Dayton
Lathem
Hagood
Flat Rock
Maggie Boggs
Bernice Allgood
Easley Briefs Reflect Local Guests and Car Accident
Easley column notes Hattie and Edna Earle visiting P P McDaniel family and other locals visiting kin. Fendley of Cross Roads sold 338 bales of cotton to Alice mills at 9 cents a pound. Bruce Fennell injuries from a Greenville to Easley service car crash, others rescued. Piedmont district convention of United Daughters of the Confederacy hosted by Easley chapter with delegates from the region.
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Hattie
Edna Earle
Pickens
P. P. McDaniel
Frank Ballentine
Greenville
J. A. Fendley
Cross Roads
Joe B. Fendley
Alice Mills
O.T. Hinton
Iva
Ethel Wyatt
Columbia College
Lorena Humphries
Camden
Jennie Robinson
Converse College
J. A. Robinson
Ruth King
Hartwell
Easley
Bruce Fennell
Harmon Williams
W. F. Flowers
Luther Brown
Fennell
Dr.lowers
William Easley
United Daughters of Confederacy
News Notes from Coleney and Nearby Quick Dips
Coleney reports relatives visiting from Greenville and frequent local trips by Mrs. Crenshaw and residents like A C Southerland. Misses Hendrix Edens and Mauldin accompany pupils to Ambler school closing. J Bowen Martin attends farm duties while Keith adds a telephone. Snowfall marks season’s heaviest, magistrate Keith and constable Burruss discuss whiskey laws with Governor Manning. James Heaton dies after long illness. funeral at Ooleney Baptist church.
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Joseph Rigdon
Greenville
Thomas J. Keith
C. W. Smith
Newry
J.m.crenshaw
A. C. Southerland
Pickens
Cleo Hendrix
Jessie Beatrice Edens
Pearl Southerland
Elizabeth Mauldin
I. Vernon Jones
Ambler
Mary Roper
Grover Keith
J. Bowen Martin
North Street Inn
J. BR. Keith
F. Keith
Sampson Burress
Manning
James Heaton
Heaton
Ooleney Baptist Church
Fant Meeting at Cross Roads and Pickens Court House
Engineer D J Fant speaks at Cross Roads church on the third Sunday in April the 18th at 11 a m. He then appears at Pickens court house at 4 p m and at the Methodist church at 8 p m same day Prof R M Bolding will sing at Cross Roads and the court house Everyone invited Pray for the meetings D W Hiowr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Fant
Cross Roads Church
Pickens Court House
Methodist Church
R. M. Bolding
Fant
Cross Roads
Court House
D. W. Hiowr
Valley Farm Play by Oolenoy School Aims for Benefit
The eighth and ninth graders of Oolenoy graded school present a play Valley Farm on Friday evening April 9. A small admission fee will be charged for the benefit of the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oolenoy Graded School
Valley Farm
Willard Becomes World Heavyweight Champion After Johnson Knockout
White fighter Jess Willard of Kansas defeats Jack Johnson in Havana Cuba after 26 rounds to claim the world heavyweight title. Willard, 28, weighs 247 pounds and rises as champion.
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Jess Willard
Kansas
Jack Johnson
Havanna
Cuba
Willard
Closing of Ambler School Mar 26
The Ambler school held closing exercises on March 26 with a large crowd applauding pupils and receiving many congratulations. Music by Miss Susan Connelly and Messrs James and Eugene Connelly was splendid. Prof. R. T. Hallam spoke on education. The school was taught by Miss Mattie Bowen, principal, and Prof. Oscar Baker, assistant.
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Ambler School
Susan Connelly
Messrs
James
Eugene Connelly
R. T. Hallam
Mattie Bowen
Oscar Baker
Pickens Man Kelly Died After Family Shooting
Joseph B. Kelly, shot by his son Paul Kelley on March 22, died Wednesday afternoon. The incident was reported in last week's Sentinel. Kelley surrendered to the sheriff in Pickens Trimday and is free on $1400 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Kelly
Sentinel
Paul Kelley
Pickens
Hendricks Re Elected Mayor Of Pickens
G R Hendricks was reelected mayor of Pickens over two opponents. Aldermen elected: Wayne Mauldin R L Hames J N Hallum A C Grayley Dr J Valley M C Smith. Mayor results: Hendricks 71, Craig 52, Latson 24. Aldermen tallies: Hallum 96, Matheney 68, Attaway 49, Robinson 61, Parsons 56, Newton 55, C Robinson 67, Smith 68, Hames 98, Mauldin 101, Grayley 86, Valley 83.
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Pickens
G. R. Hendricks
Wayne Mauldin
R.L. Hames
J.N. Hallum
A.C. Grayley
M.c.smith
G. St.Hendricks
B. Craig
B. B. Latsoon
Wor
J. N. Hallum
W.L. Matheney
A. D. Attaway
L. I. Robinson
B.F. Parsons
W.c.newton
B. G C. Robinson
M. O. Smith
W. Mauldin
A. C. Grayley
J.T. Valley
Card of Thanks from G R Hendricks for Pickens mayor vote
G R Hendricks sends thanks to Pickens voters for the mayoral support. He pledges to enforce town laws on gambling theft whiskey sales and drink and to uphold measures for the town upbuilding and community welfare.
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Pickens
G. R. Hendricks
Central cafe owner Skyed in shooting near Central
Kelly 19 son of S R Kelly was shot by Raymond Taylor at Central last Wednesday night. The bullet lodged in the left hip joint after entering the abdomen. Kelly is in Anderson hospital and not believed to be fatally wounded. Taylor, son of J T Taylor, was jailed in Pickens, later released on $1000 bond.
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Clement Kelly
Raymond Laylor
Central Cafe
Central
Kelly
Anderson Hospital
Taylor
R. Kelly
Raymond Taylor
John T. Taylor
Pickens
Cateechee News Notes Married at James Rogers residence
News notes report the marriage of Mr. James Rogers to Miss Roda Kay of Liberty South Carolina on the fourth. J Alonzo Brown officiated as notary public and the couple left for a bridal trip to Kings Mountain and other spots in North Carolina.
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James Rogers
Roda Kay
Liberty
S. C
J. Alonzo Brown
N. P
Kings Mountain
N.C
D. M. Newton
Local Notes From The County Farm Scene
Farmers await Kine Winter to pass before planting as B D Lathem shifts to gardening and plans to farm an acre in sweet potatoes. Mrs Edward Capps shows improvement amid illness while I B Ponder recovers after a W O W trip. Local families visit, Lathem and Smith households host friends, and church activities wind down with pastor Hiatt delivering strong sermons.
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B. D. Lathem
Edward Capps
I. B. Ponder
Charleston
George W. Lathem
Freeman’s Store
John E. Smith
Greenville
Mt. Carmel
N. K. Smith
William Brockman
J.K. Lathem
Edgefield Chronicle Chief Named Colonel on Governor Manning's Staff
Wigfall Cheatham of the Edgefield Chronicle is appointed a colonel on Governor Manning's staff. TheGaffney Ledger notes he will wear gold lace and brass buttons, but warns of the consequences when he tries to straddle a horse.
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Wigfall Cheatham
The
Edgefield Chronicle
Manning
Wigfall
Gaffney Ledger
Mountain View church sings draw large turnout
The all day singing at Mountain View church on Monday drew a large crowd with many good and prominent singers present and the singing judged excellent. Prof. J M Hancock will retire as president of Wesleyan College Central at session end and be replaced by Prof. Bedford.
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Mountain View
J. M. Hancock
Wesleyan College
Central
South Georgia
Beddford
J. T. Richey
Pickens Bank
T. F.taylor
Liberty Route 2
The
Sentinel
J. D. Holder
Pickens
G. W. Bowen
N. P
County Board of Registration
Court House
Merek and
Lindsey
Christopher
Saluda River
Johnston
Florida
Knoxville
Tenn
Europe
New York
Inez Morris
Chicora College
Greenville
Ellen Lewis
Mildred Cox
A. Morris
L. Houston Craig
Post C. Travelers Protective Association
Craig
Pickens County
Keowee
Olin Craig
Pickenson
Messrs
J. P. Carey, Jr
Jno
Jesse Ward
R. BE. Yongue
O. P. Field
Wield
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Willam P. Frye
Prinz Witel Freidrich
Ambassador Page
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White House
Fielder
Col. LE. M. House
New South
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Roanoke
Louie Perry
Alfred O'Dell
D. Mann
Six Mile
Lafayette
Dacusville
Regulus
Dr. J. P. Kinard
Anderson
H. Conway Smith
Seneca
F. Covington, Jr
Clemson College
S. S
Griffin-Woodruff
Coleney
Oolenoy
White Man
Mr. Kelly
Mr. Carmeli News
L. L. Smith
W.A. Looper
Mayme Williams
This Place
Pastor Hiatt
Farmer Biea
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