Glark Visits Scene Of One Of Desperate War Battles
Star correspondent Edward B Clark chronicles the St Mihiel region where the German fifth army holds a spear shaped salient in the Meuse valley. He describes Vaux Marie plain, heavy shelling, graves, and heroic French peasants, as artillery, trucks, and buses move supplies toward the front and a hopeful push continues toward Paris.
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Vaux-Marie
Paris
Edward B. Clark
Star
Union
St. Mihiel
France
iIt
Fifth Army
Crown Prince
Meuse
Ray
Argonne Forest
Langle de Carry
Sarrail
Aire
Miser's Hidden Pile Discovered In Lamm Safe
In Wilson area a small iron safe in the home of T R Lamm was opened and over 50 000 dollars in cash found. Lamm who recently died was believed worth 100 000 but now thought to be three times that amount. An old homemade sack yielded 34 832 in gold certificates and thirteen envelopes held 16 000 in cash.
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Miser
Raleign
N. C
T. R. Lamm
Wilson
Lamm
Absalom
David
God
Joab
Ahimang
Absalonm
Pigeons Carry Secret Wedding Message Across Cities
Frank Wallenberg, who eloped with Mrs Bertha Shack from Kankakee, released three carrier pigeons in front of the Guent hotel in Chicago. The birds flew toward Pa Shack's pigeon loft in Kankakee bearing the note Bertha and I were married today.
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Nene Carriere
Chicago
Frank Wallenberg
Bertha Shack
Kankakee
Guent Hotel
Pa Shack
Bertha
Mra
Whitman Visits Fair As Infant Cries Across Line
The governor toured a fair in Santan eleene and heard an infant fry over the telephone while held near a transmitter. The incident drew attention as the child wailed during the call.
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Whitman
Santaneleene
Young Whitmein
South Carolina Supreme Court Affirms Vaughn Case
South Carolina cases lead with Vaughn conviction appeal. Vaughn to be resentenced after electric chair verdict affirmations. Brown alias Grant extradition pause ends as federal ruling dismisses petition for lack of jurisdiction. Six Peeples cases this term upheld by the high court. Also notes home demonstration prize winners from 27 counties to attend June 28 to July 3 at Winthrop College with 54 attendees and prize lists by county.
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South Carolina
United States Supreme Court
Thomas H. Peeples
James D. Mather
Vaugan
United States
Brown
Cooke
T. A. Vaughn
Odd Fellows’ Orphan Home
Greenville
Federal Supreme Court
Joe Malloy
Will Bethune
Vaughn
Slate Penitentiary
Frederick Brown
Grant
Pennsylvania
Peeples
Supreme Court
Winthrop College
Ldith L. Parrott
Miss Parrott
York County
Alberta Garrison
Margaret Clark
Dillon County
Jane Evans
Ula Owens
Corn Club Boys Eager to Learn at Clemson Institute
L I Baker state agent for the Bishopville corn clubs says a 30 day short course in agriculture at Clemson College begins in August. eighty four prize winners and 44 rural ministers will attend. Scholarships financed by Clemson. expenses paid by county banks. Over 1000 club members statewide with more than 500 listed in ple chbs. Baker heads to Win trop College for a county superintendents conference.
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Corn Club
L. I. Baker
Bishopville
Columbia
Clemson College
W. W. Long
Daker
Wintrop College
County Superintendents of Education
Sheriff for Kershaw County Named by Governor Manning
Gov Manning appointed Isaac C Hough as sheriff of Kershaw county to replace W W Huckabee who has been indefinitely suspended. Two hearings were held and Huckabee’s departure creates a vacancy the governor may fill by appointment.
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Kershaw
Isaac C. Hough
Gov. Manning
Kershaw County
W. W. Huckabee
Huckabee
Johnson to Study Virginia Charities and Corrections
Albert J. S. Johnson, secretary of the state board of charities and corrections, left last night for the district, to study the Virginia board’s work which has been notably successful during its six years of existence. He will be with Dr J. T. Mastin, visit penal and charitable institutions in Virginia. From Richmond, Johnson will proceed to Washington and New York.
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Albert JS Johnson
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Imond
Virginia Board of Clarities and Corrections
Eix
J.T. Mastin
Virginia Board
Johnson
Virginia
Richmond
Washington
New York
Camp plan for food and drug law enforcement in South Carolina
The state department of agriculture and the U S department of agriculture plan a vigorous camp and enforcement drive for the food and drug laws in South Carolina. Federal inspectors will supervise the effort as part of a cooperative program with Chester and other areas. The campaign aims to curb violations and ensure compliance.
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State Departmen of Agriculture
United States Department of Go Culture
Watson Das
Chester
Band
Trouble Marketing Crops in Fort Mill Community
Farmers in York County’s Fort Mill area shift from cotton to alfalfa crimson clover and oats, risking marketing bottlenecks as surplus crops emerge. Commissioner EH J Watson aims to unite buyers and sellers to improve markets and profits for these diversified crops.
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Fort Mill
York County
EH. J. Watson
Local Banks and Companies Receive Charters in State
A commission to People's Savings Bank of Clifton and Glendale in Spartanburg County with capital 0,000 and petitioners A T s T 65 Bagwell and John B Cannon. Grove Beauty Company of Charleston chartered with capital 5,000 and petitioners A Vatha and Nathan Pa. Navajo Company of Charleston chartered with capital 10,000. officers C Boputes president treasurer and Lucy Ci Hudet vice president and secretary. York Trust Company of York chartered with capital 25,000. petitioners I Wilkins W O Witherspoon W Z Moore J M Stocup R C Alfea J L Rainey and W O White.
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People's Savings Bank of
Clifton
Glendale
Spartanburg County
A.t.s T
Bagwell
John B. Cannon
Grove Beauty Company
Charleston
de. A. Vatha
Nathan Pa. Uhh
Navajo Company of
C. Boputes
Treasure
Lucy Ci. Hhudet
Vce
York Trust Company of York
I. Wilkins
W. O. Witherspoon
W. Z. Moore
J. M. Stocup
R. C. Alfeia
J L. Rainey
W.O. White
Tick Eradication Progress Report for South Carolina 1914
The Department of Agriculture reports better progress in tick eradication in South Carolina during 1914 than previously. Since 1907, 2,053 square miles were released last year, totaling 10,000 square miles in the state. About 20,000 square miles remained infected, but by March of this year several counties including Chesterfield Marion and another were declared free of ticks.
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Washington, D. C
South Carolina
Department of Agriculture
Aera
Niles
Chesterfield
Marion
Fix Dates For Laymen to Meet
South Carolina Interdenomina Honal convention of the layaven's mis sionary movement will be hald Wehrme ary to next year, according to initial plans. A committee from each denomination was appointed to form permanent attics and select chairmen for subcommittees to forward the convention's work.
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South Carolina
Layaven
Vo M. GC
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