Tillman mock battles Manning over South Carolina senate race
Senator Tillman replies to Governor Manning accusing him of pressuring Mr. Lever to quit the House chair and run for the Senate. He defends his record, criticizes Manning’s letter, and asserts broad SC support for his reelection while denying Lever as an administration candidate.
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Tillman on loyalty question in state election
Senator B R Tillman defends the President Wilson administration against charges of disloyalty and patriotism while urging voters to decide the issue in the upcoming state election.
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Tillman Open Letter Defends Access to News in 1918 War Tide
Senator Tillman releases an open letter defending access to speeches and news between editors and lawmakers. He accuses The American of publishing a Manning article via The State and News and Courier, vows to expose alleged news theft, and urges unity for South Carolina during wartime. He endorses Lever over Blease for Senate and pledges loyalty to the government and the war effort.
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Bethea clarifies race withdrawal pact for Dillon County Senate bid
A letter from P. L. Bethea, editor of The Herald, confirms he agreed to withdraw from the State Senate race for Dillon County contingent on fellow candidates doing likewise and honoring a deal honoring Dr. John E. David. Bethea says he would have made the statement sooner if it had not appeared in The Herald. He reserves future stance pending others' adherence and Dr. David’s consent.
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Lane letter defends motives on supporting Dr David
In a readable column Mr Lane answers questions about endorsing Dr J H David and clarifies no selfish aim. He credits R S Rogers for a strong reply in the previous issue and notes how soldiers abroad will feel pride reading home support for the country.
Lane defends patriotism and war effort in senatorial drive
In a reflective statement Joe P Lane recounts motives for supporting a plan to back a candidate who would champion the boys in the trenches. He admits personal ambition but emphasizes duty to the country and the drive for war savings stamps to sustain soldiers.
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Lacks a Home
A brief quoted line from Uncle Eben ponders charity starting at home and its lack of a home context.
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Cotton Blossom Reports From Mallory Area
Residents Morris Fabs M B Brigman Luther McDonald and J F Hartley of Mallory plus Monday Daniel B Melinais of Judson reported blossoms found on their places Saturday in town.
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University of South Carolina Entrance Examinations Notice
The County Superintendent of Education will hold entrance examinations at the County Court House Friday July 12 1918. The University offers courses in science literature history law and business with wartime and applied science options. Military training is compulsory for freshmen and sophomores with ROTC available. For full particulars write to The President Columbia S C.
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Navy cooks on North Dakota lead in waste cutting
In the North Dakota galleys a meat slicer reduces bacon waste and a potato peeler minimizes waste to keep up with allied pork needs. The article notes allied demands at 150 million pounds monthly, triple prewar levels.
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