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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
3
Ramsey Milholland and Dora Yocum clash over pacifist views as Fred Mackay watches. In February the trio's campus life shuffles between biology labs, flirtation, and a looming US entry into war, with Ramsey torn between duty and affection.
Dr. John B. Watson challenges the old idea that babies reach for distant moons. In Scientific Monthly he reports infants watch moving objects but only grasp when within about 20 inches, suggesting distance limits on early reaching behavior.
Myron Herrick presents Verdun with the United States first medal to any community. Poincare and Herrick pay impassioned addresses at Verdun ground sacred to French dead. Crowds cheer as they tour the city hall luncheon honoring the American and French alliance.
Notice to creditors in the Western District of South Carolina that M. D. Cox doing business as Cox Variety Store Easley South Carolina filed for discharge May 11 1922. Hearing set for June 13 1922 at 11:00 AM in Greenville to show cause why discharge should not be granted. D. C. Durham Clerk Greenville S C May 11 1922.
Boris Bahkmeteff, claimed as Russian ambassador, will not have his credentials recognized after June 30 following state department action. The move comes amid senate criticism of his continued presence, following his offer to retire. The department stressed this does not affect the question of recognizing the Soviet regime in Russia.
Lightning struck the Ridge Springs area during a severe electrical storm igniting a fire that completely destroyed the Monetta cotton warehouse containing 400 bales of cotton. No further details on injuries or losses were reported.
Atlanta jury convicts Mrs Cora Lou Vinson of murder and imposes death by hanging for the crime. Solicitor General Boykin had urged life imprisonment and no mercy recommendation, but Georgia law requires death when the verdict carries no mercy recommendation. The sentence is set for July 28.
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