Tom Watson's War Antics Stir National Debate
The piece critiques Tom Watson's claims of cruelty to American soldiers in France while arguing war conditions were harsh in all armies. It notes public hesitation to accept Watson without solid proof and calls for a senate investigation to uncover the truth regardless of reputations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Watson
France
Georgia
Watson
America
Prussia
United States
Senate
Will Harding's conference plan beat Wilson's League effort
The editorial weighs Harding's conference for limitations of armaments, naming Senator Lodge and Senator Underwood on the U S commission to secure Senate ratification. It questions what the conference can offer the United States, warns of a naval arms race with Japan, and asks whether Lloyd George will act for America or England, debating the League of Nations versus a scaled approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Mr.Wilson
League of Nations
Senate
American Commission
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Underwood
United States
Japan
England
Orient
Lloyd George
America
Mr. George
Far Eastern question discussion clouds pacific hopes
The American viewpoint notes a Washington conference opening a Far East discussion that could trigger complications. It cites US desire to avoid war and support for the president’s effort to resolve tensions with Japan to spare taxpayers navy costs. Observers doubt success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Japan
Courage to rebuild after Civil War hardships
A patriotic exhortation urges diligence thrift and perseverance to recover from postwar devastation. It recalls how former Confederate soldiers faced ruin yet rebuilt a stronger society within decades. The piece asks readers to stay brave, act honestly, and trust in their land climate and intellect to restore the nation to its former greatness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agai
Dry mild weather aids farmers in gathering and sowing
Wateringford reports continued dry pleasant conditions letting farmers finish gathering and sow small grain. Notes include local movements and visits, hospital treatments, a death in Ridge Spring, and land sale on Pond Branch where 50 acres sold for 2500 dollars. Elgin Hallman plans to move to Pond Branch after purchasing the J J Koon place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Ridgell
Batesburg
A. Taylor
M. R. Crout
Leesville
M. A. Howard
Swansea
Jos.f. Smith
H. F. Kyzer
Victor Shealy
Diggins
Mississippi
A. L
Price
Abe Smith
Priceville
Roof
Sara Kyzer
H. A
Howard
A. L. Price
Nezzie Crout
L. A. Howard
Lydia Miller
Leesville Hospital
Pearl Taylor Smith
Columbia
Josephine Gunter
Ridge Spring
Oak Grove
A. L. Kirkland
Henry
Elgin Hallman
Pond Branch
J. J. Koon
Church Street
Chamberlain’s Tablets Praised by Mrs Ella L Butte
Mrs Ella L Butte of Kirkville New York says Chamberlain’s Tablets have done her a world of good and she has recommended them to many friends who praise them highly. Indigestion and constipation sufferers are urged to try the medicine and see the results for themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Ella L. Butte
Kirkville
N. Y
Haskell Shull
Harman
Charlie B. Harman
Atlanta
Jasper J. Crout
Gilbert
Personal notes from Lexington social circle detailed visits
Mr. Ben Earhart and others call on local readers and settle subscriptions while discussing taxes health and family news. Col Harmon Wingard ill hospital visits and other townsfolk social rounds, shop visits, and business in Lexington noted with names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. 2. Melton
Columbia
G. M. Harman
Jas. L. Tapp
Lexington
P. O. McLain
J. Brooks Wingard
R. E. Bouknight
Black Creek
Jas. W. Shealy
County Farms
Trespass Notice on Corley Lands Prohibits Entry
West Corley J Wh Corley A S Corley Mrs Revlat Corley warn all persons not to trespass on their lands by hunting fishing or any means. Violators will be punished to the full extent of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Corley
J. WH. Corley
A. S. Corley
Revlat Corley
Lexington County Association Treasurer Seeks Court Audit
The Treasurer of the Lexington County Priv Association announces seeking an audit at the Auditor's office in Court and Bet. This notice lists the Lexington County ball Association and is dated November 2, 1421.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
S. C
Lexington County Priv Association
Anasee Iy al
Iee Wall
Dasa
Tne W. Db
Dent
Treasuire
Lexington County
Wi Chapin
Bateshurs—Wedne
Telton
Swansea
W. J. Smith
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Dispatch-News
Sigh & Walker
Bligh & Walker
Dispatch News
Lexington, S.C
Wateringford
Ben Earhart
Gilbert H. PF. D
Walter F. Hook
Court House
Smith
Jacob Taylor
A. Bert Keisler
Hollow Creek
G. E
Peak Section
J. M. Garvin
Paxton, Fle
D. M. Shumpert
Cedar Creek
Hope Station
Ginn
Guy L. Taylor
Pelion
T. C. Weed
New Brookland
Matthews
Annie Roof
Richmond
Thos. L. Harman
Columbia Hospital
Messrs
J. S. Wessinger
Chapin
R. A. Frick
Bank of Chapin
Sheiy
E. Leaghart
Ye Cromer
S. J. Shumpert
A. J. Mathias
American Exports and Imports Corporation
J. P. Ott, Jr
Rare Palmetto Mills
Columbia, S. C. W
Columbia-Augusta
Itv A. D. Martin
S.c
Sarratt’s Bazaar
Itc
Ted
Graham Tire Co
Benton Harbor
Mich
Poland
van AL. Wingard
Lexington, S. U
F. C. Amick
Little Mountain
Civil Service
R. Terry
Continental Btds
Washington, D. Cc
Harmon Drug Co
G. W. Kyzer
Hamp L. Roof
Harman Street
Ss. c. Bia
Sam P
W. P. Roof
J. Sal Dooley
Margaret Dooley
Newton
Dooley
Minnie
Shull
Secretary of State
Batesburg Lumber Corporation
Tnburg
Gatesburg
L. C
Hollow Creek Colleuse
Emanuel Priu‘e
Heber R. Dreher
Lexington Fork
Co. B. Dreher
Liberty Marble & Granite Wks
R. V. Stiller
Main St. Columbia
Callison & Barr
Nat. Bk
Lesington
Toole
Main St. Columbia, S. C
Dnetion St Ady Hui Place
Perry Corley
Ines
Henry E. Drafts
W. B. Taylor
D. D. Hayes
Jas. F. Jumper
E. Draits
Brookland
Scouder and
Congaree Brecks
John
State of
South Carolina
W. F. Hook
J. C. Lybrand
Leamion
Jack) Taylor
Seamon
Lexington County, &. Co
Enoch Swygert
Yoder J
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