New Ballot System Law Sets Primary Polling Rules
Statewide primary rules require one voting booth per 100 enrolled voters at each precinct with guard rails and a five minute voting limit. The act details ballot printing, coupon handling, watcher roles for illiterate voters, access restrictions, and post election reporting. It also authorizes regulations to include citizens temporarily out of state and outlines enforcement and penalties.
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Columbia
United States
New Enterprises Authorized In State Charters
Several new companies received charters and capital plans. Wienges Brothers of Singleton seeks a $2000 general merchandise venture with petitioners I and O H Wienges. Elloree Live Stock Company of Elloree requests increasing capital from $10000 to $26000. HK B Cloud Company of Chester is chartered with $15000 capital, officers Ef W Cloud president and W D Robinson Jr vice president secretary treasurer. Parker Moore Company of Sumter chartered with $50000 capital led by H J Harby president H R Parker vice president general manager KR L Moore secretary treasurer. Greenville Paper Company proposed $10000 capital for wholesale paper and wooden ware with petitioners B E Atkinson of Anderson and W F E Atkinson of Orangeburg.
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Wienges Brothers of
Singleton
I, L, Wienges
O. H. Wineges
Elloree Live Stock Company
Elloree
HK. B. Cloud Company
Chester
Ef. WH. Cloud
W. D. Robinson, Jr
Parker-Moore Company
Sumter
H. J. Harby
H. R. Parker
KR. L. Moore
Greenville Paper Company
BE. L. Atkinson
Anderson
W. FE. Atkinson
Orangeburg
Hurtt Acquitted in Camp Sevier Shooting Case
Cor. Earl B Hurtt of the 108th Military Police is acquitted of shooting Lieut Charlton M Tripp of Wasley S C after attempting to halt him during a car chase. He is warned to be less confident in marksmanship in the future and returns to duty. The piece covers camp Sevier's permanence, bread conservation, man-by-man skill indexing, venereal education efforts, and YMCA schooling for illiterates in various units.
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Wadsworth
Frank Moran
Sergeant Jones
Jones
Earl B. Huitt
Company B
10Sth Military Police
Malden
N. C
Charlton M. Tripp
Medical Corps
Wasley
S. C
Huitt
Lieut
Tripp
Quartermaster Corps
Camp Sevier
William Hi. Kyle
Memphis
Medical Department
60Th Brigade
North Carolina
Heated Air Aids Wound Care in Medical Practice
Dr. C G Cumston reports heated air therapy as beneficial in surgery and medicine. At 100 to 200 degrees Fahrenheit it relieves pain and increases blood flow to wounds, aiding healing. Higher temperatures 700 to 1400 degrees sterilize air jets, while pressures 7 to 15 pounds guide massage by directing heated air onto wounds.
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CG. G. Cumston
Ownar
Suich
Galsworthy Play Sparks Debate Over Prosecution Tale
An English businessman planned to prosecute a swindler but his wife, angry after watching Justice, persuaded him to drop the case. The anecdote highlights the play's impact on views of the penal system and honors Mr. Galsworthy for his work.
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John Galsworthy
Mr. Galsworthy
Soldier Daniel Bomber MM Fought in Major WWI Battles
Sergeant Daniel Bomber MM of Boston served with the second battalion on the Western Front. He fought in the battles of Ypres Sines Arimenders and Some and was wounded by shell fire. Now employed as an orderly at the New United Service Club in York.
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State Bankers’ Association
United States Department of Agriculture
Daniel Bomber Mmhis
Sines
Ypres
Arimenders
Serpent McCinnls
United Service Club
York
Fragmentary Odds on Arab Expansion and Ionia
The text discusses early Arab migrations into Ionia, noting lack of natural barriers and easy movement. It mentions Arabic influence spreading from Spain to France and references uncertain historical records about northern Africa and early conquests. The excerpt hints at difficulties in obtaining solid history of these events.
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Ionia
Africa
Straits of hHlopecules
Lodgiment
Spain
France
Charles Miurtel
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State Council of Defense
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Hart
Johnstone
Earl B. Hurtt
Easley, S Cc
Preneh Treoy Yors
General Pershing
King Albert
Albert
Belgium
Bolvian Front
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