Salvation Army converts Walt Mason to faith in Los Angeles
A Los Angeles Salvation Army corps reports Walt Mason converted after a personal struggle with temptation. Brigadier Boyd praises Mason in a reported poem about his road from deserter to steadfast soldier, recounting a night of prayer and recommitment to the Calvary cause.
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Vie Salvation Artey
Los Angeles
Salvation Army
Corps No. 1
Mundby
Brigadier Boyd
Walt Mason
Mason
Jesus
Kornblut Buys Cheraw Department Store
Latta Observer notes I Kornblut proprietor of Latta Dry Goods Company has bought a store in Cheraw forming a chain of three in the region with Battery purchase and Lakeview outlet. He plans a concert event, asserting in war there is a favorable moment and genius knows when to seize it.
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I. Kornblut
Latta Dry Goods Company
Cheraw
Battery
Lakeview
Morris Fall Department Store
Knoxville Jail Sacked in Rioting Mob
Rioters in Knoxville Tennessee looted the jail and Sheriff Cate’s residence, smashing windows and breaking bars. Prisoners were freed including murder suspects, while guns, whiskey, clothing, and jail records were stolen as soldiers were overpowered and later reinforced.
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Cate
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Why Horry Offers Sherwood for Congress
Horry County supports Edwin J. Sherwood for Representative in the Sixth District. We deem him competent to advance the progressive counties during this critical period. Despite a few enemies, Sherwood has strong character and ability, and Horry urges all district counties to back him for Congress.
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Edwin J. Sherwood
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Ferry County
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