Two Boys Die As Ford and Huffman Truck Collide
A collision on the National Highway between Anderson and Pelzer killed Millard Giles age 18 and James Medlin 16, with Ben Lee hurt and a baseball team's party injured. Driver E T Met t surrendered to authorities after the wreck near Magistrate Spearman's home. The Ford occupants included Giles and Medlin. Medlin died at the county hospital, Giles died after burial arrangements. The truck driver was released on bond after an inquest found the truck on the right side of the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Giles
James Medh
Ben Lee
E. T. Mett
Sterday
Pelzer
Anderson
Ford
James Edlip
Millard Iles
Wade Jefferson
Vic McClellan
Rachell Wirner
Vay
Greenle
Stealf
Seenville
Gentry
Timie
Giles Ad Medlin
Medlin
Suna
Sheriff Marett
Tealf
Anderson County
Gliff Marett
Harding
James Medlin
Gluck Mill
Wes
E. P. Giles
Vandiver Street
Ick
Reuben Medlin
Rockingham
N. G
D. Adams
Wil‘iyzton Street
Ex Governor Cole L Blease Attacks SC Politics In 1921 Letter
In a Charleston American excerpt, ex governor Cole L Blease writes to J W Tolbert condemning C C Campbell and J L McLaurin as unfit to lead Republicans in South Carolina. He insists Campbell and McLaurin cannot build a significant GOP base and praises Jeffersonian democracy while criticizing Wilson era policies. The piece ends noting eight of 129 white applicants passed a county teacher exam in Anderson.
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Charleston
Columbia
D. C
J. W. Tolbert
St. Washington
D. Gi
C.C. Camppbell
S. C
South Carolina
Campbell
McLaurin
United States
Republican
Wilson
Harding
Jim Davis
Secretary of Labor
Cole Blease
Anderson County
Mississippi State Profile from History and Geography
The article traces Mississippi's name origin from the Mississippi River and its Bayou State nickname, notes river flood impact, and outlines early history from De Soto to La Salle. It covers territorial changes, statehood in 1817, Civil War connects with Jefferson Davis, and political alignment since 1870 with one Grant vote in 1872.
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Mississippi
Bayou
Gulf
Tennessee
Louisiana
de Soto
la Salle
Louis XIV
West Florida
United States
Union
Jefferson Davis
Grant
McClure
Idaho State History and Growth in the 19th Century
The piece notes Idaho joining the Union in 1890 as the forty third state, its origin from the Shoshone word gem of mountains, early exploration by Lewis and Clark, and its territorial framing with Montana and Wyoming. It covers gold discovery in 1882 at Coeur d Alene, labor unrest in 1892, martial law, population ranking, and presidential electors. The account cites McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Mountains
Lewis and Clark
Oregon
United States
Montana
Wyoming
Golt
Coeur d'Alene
We Want News Coverage in Pickens County
A call for regular readers to subscribe and for strong correspondents in every section. The plea emphasizes reliable, wide coverage and adherence to five cent printer’s market ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickens County
Gui
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Gov
Sterson
Huffman
Cole L. Blease
Jonathan Brace
Lie
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Benson’s
Simpsonville
Ers
Woile
Childern
Lion Brand
Balmar
Everett
Aespo
de Pan
Lty
T. L. Benson & CO. Pickens, S
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Pickens
Picke
Pickens Cow
Ray
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