Money and power in prize fight business clash
A 1921 column contrasts wealth and readers with Jack Dempsey and the prize fight scene. It notes money talks, tax-free securities, and the lure of industry investment, suggesting the wealthy may shift savings away from taxed ventures despite earnings potential.
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Jack Dempsey
Utah
Greenville Echo highlights Piedmont region and press ties
The Greenville Echo praises Greenville and the Piedmont district for growth and road progress. It notes Greenville's population potential, two newspapers led by B H Peace and Col J R McKissick, and Geo R Koester's influential Piedmont paragraph column. The piece reports on the South Carolina Press Association meeting in Greenville, praising hospitality, and detailing travel roads and local business vigor amid hard times. It references Chas O Hearon and the association's 46 meetings since 1876, plus remarks by Mr. Robert Lathan and Mr. E H De Camp.
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Greenville
South Carolina
United States
Greenville News
B. H. Peace
Piedmont
Col. J. Rion McKissick
Geo. R. Koester
Col
Mc Rissick
Messrs
Peace
Koesfer
Spartanburg
jWay
Dillon
Marlboro
Marion
Pee Dee
Chas. 0
Hearon
South Carolina Press Association
Presa Association
Iim
Harding
Cial
Newspaper of Tomorrow
Robert Lathan
News and Courier
Lathan
E. H. de Camp
Gaffney Ledger
Press Association
Critics urge immediate action to aid business
Business interests push for quick congressional moves to lift the slump, arguing tariffs delay relief. Observers say tariff matters may take until fall, too late to help, noting foreign-trade prosperity depends on market access not protections. High tariffs could provoke retaliation and hinder American goods from reaching foreign markets, including South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Teriffinkering
South America
Americas
Discharge Notice and summons in Dillon County case
Notice in Dillon County South Carolina shows J W Hamer executor of Sa McBride estate seeks final discharge. Hearing set for July 25 at 10 a.m. Defendants Richard Johnson and Minnie Johnson must answer by July 28 or be barred. other summons issued with 20 day reply period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Carolina
Dillon
J. H. Meadors
S. J. Schafer
T. C. Sherwood
A. Schafer
J. 5S. Thompson
J. H. McLaurin
Dillion
Court House
Lallew
Eighth Street
Garwood
Lot Machine and Sales Co., Incorporated
T. Wood
J. c. Wood
R. F. Branner
P. Wood
P. A. Hodges
J. F. Watson
A. B. Jordan
Dillon County
Court of Common Pleas
J. D. Hayes
Jim Page
Edward McIver
Fourth Judicial Circuit
J W
Hamer
Jah McBride
G. D. Barlow
Richard Johnson
Minnie Johnbeett
Son
Hiettin
Joe Cabell Davis
Minnie Johnson
5. C
N. B. Hargrove
State of South Carolina
County of Dillon
Clerk of Court Common Pleas
A.D
Taft
Bank of Little Rock closes June 30 1921 condition report
Statement of the Condition of THE BANK OF LITTLE ROCK Little Rock at close of business June 30 1921 shows Resources Loans and discounts 119397.82 overdrafts 1641833 furniture and fixtures 1670.65 other real estate owned 220 due from banks and bank 9 262.76 784.00 26.00
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Bank OF
Little Rock
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Peat Harding
State Street
York N.Y
Matson Navigation Company
Sa Gay Streets
Balti
Meggenties
Porto Rico
Broadway
Hi. 5
Saree
Washington, DC
US Shipping Board
Wahington
D.C
Dillon Machine Shop
W. A. Barentine
Atlanta Motor Co
Atlanta
Betheano
F. Watkins
Mone
A. V. Bethea Il
B. Rogers
James McLellan
M. Oliver McLaurin
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Palmetto
Watkins Warehouse
A. V. Bethea
Mr. Bethea
O. V. McCarty
Latta
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