Senator Cox Visits Ohio as Campaign Tides Rise
Dillon South Carolina hotly notes wartime moral ballot concerns and hogs debate in Horry County. Gov Cox arrives in Columbus after a 17 hour trip, plans 30 day swing, addresses Ohio state fair and national farm groups, while Roosevelt joins for a Columbus meeting.
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New York
Executive Mansion
Columbus
Ohio State Fair
League of Nations
Harding
Hague Tribunal
American Federation of Labor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gov. Cox
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League
New Jersey
New England
New York City
Upstate
Deaths of Turbeville and Taylor Buried at Pleasant Grove
William Samuel Turbeville five months old who was rescued and adopted by Captain Gill and the Rescue Workers died August 30 and was buried at Pleasant Grove cemetery Tuesday with funeral services led by Captain Gibson. The wife of William Taylor died Monday and was buried at Pleasant Grove the same day as the other funeral, both held concurrently.
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William Samuel Turbeville
Gill
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Gibson
William Taylor
Capt. Gibson
Slandering the South Senator Watson Speech Criticized
The piece condemns Indiana Senator James E. Watson for remarks about the South. It notes he is little known outside political circles and argues his demagogic speech aims to manipulate ignorant voters to cling to office. The report reflects a distant state's anger at his comments.
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United States
James E. Watson
Indiana
Watson
Senate
South Carolina
South
Cox Denies Wets Backing Him in Ohio Campaign
Governor James M. Cox rejected charges from Republican national Chairman Will Hays that "wets" are backing his presidential bid. He said wets have not contributed to his campaign in Ohio, noting they have not supported political movements recently. He called the charge absurd and offered no further comment.
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Horry County
Horry
Harry
Columbus
James M. Cox
Will Hays
Senate
Chicago
Hays
Ohio
Joint PTA and Civic Improvement meeting set at old school
A joint meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association and the Civic Improvement Association is planned Friday afternoon at four thirty o'clock in the old school auditorium. The purpose is to discuss reorganization and to hold the annual officer elections. Mrs. John Hargrov presides of the PTA and Mrs. Joe P. Lane presides of the Civic Improvement Association. A note mentions advertising in The Herald.
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Parent-Teacher's Association
Civic Improvement Association
John Hargrov
Joe P. Lane
Civic Improvement Also
Miss Garver Studies Market to Offer Value Millinery
Miss Garver of Morris Fall Department Store announces she has studied market conditions after a summer in the North and will offer good values in fine millinery as fall stock arrives.
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Miss Garver
Morris Fall Department Store
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Legen Waco, Texas
Latta Dry Goods
S. M. Smith
Rebecca Myers
Latta Dry Goods Co
Latta, S. C
Joe Hyatt
Rowland
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C. C. Murphy Land Company
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