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The Dispatch News

Location

Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1919

Page

9

Pershing reception highlights Columbia visit in capital

The capital city celebrated General Pershing with a warm reception that showcased respect for his rank and a desire to preserve Camp Jackson. The event featured admiring comments on his soldierly bearing, two brief speeches, and a crowded entrance marked by crowding and a chaotic door jam at the State House.

Columbia Jack‘son Persiiinb Pershing Pérshing P. T. Barnum

Rumored Statewide Races Include Lyles Cohen and Mann

Rumors place Octavus Cohen against Junius T. Lyles in a bid for reelection as lieutenant governor. Other potential opponents include Senator Christensen of Beaufort and William Banks, ex newspaper man and public service commission chair. Joe Sparks may challenge Ed C. Mann in the Seventh district house race. H. P. Fulmer of Orangeburg also a past contender. George Bell Timmerman supporters hope for another run, but his plans remain unclear.

Senator Christensen Beaufort William Banks Public Service Commission Octavus Cohen Junius T. Lyles Washington Joe Sparks Congress Severth Ed C. Mann H. P. Fulmer Orageburg George Bell Timmerman Mann

Peeples Returns to Columbia to Resume Law Practice

Thos S Peeples former attorney general has come back to Columbia and resumed the practice of law after his Washington duties.

Fair Demsels Thos. S’. Peeples Washington Columbia

Thelma Crim and John Watts Wed Quietly at Home

Miss Thelma Crim and Mr John Watts were married on Sunday afternoon December 7 1919 by Mr W I Jumper in a small ceremony attended by close family. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Crim and the groom the son of Mr and Mrs Wm Watts of near Gaston. We wish them happiness and success.

Thelma Crim John Watts Ww. I. Jumper Henry Crim Wm. Watts Near Gaston

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General Pershing R. A. Cooper T. H. Ketchit Fafield Senate Finance Committee Christensen Bradford York Ways and Means Committee Budget Commission General Assembly House Senate Finance Committee Ways and Means Samuel L. Wolfe Morris Lumpkin Ridgell State Highway Department Anti-Saloon League Cooper Tion Senator Smith United States Senate Crim-Watts Besins Albert Hartley Pelion South Carolina
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