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LANCASTER E(jl'AL SUFI R,'
OITKKHS:
President
Secretary
Treasurer
Press Chairman
Following close upon the great this actio
senatorial victory the various state tain othe
legislatures seem to be vieing with! our ono-t
each other as to which shall be the wealth c
first to ratify the action of our ua- the low<
tional body in the passage of the wo- of il lit era
man suffrage constitutional amend- Truly it
went. j Carolina '
On June 10th three states, lllin-'looking ^
ois. Wisconsin and Michigan ratified office,
rhe fedeial suffrage amendment. In J ^ ill =1-i
Michigan the action was by unani- caster cm
mous votes in both houses. j new "
In Wiscons'n the hotise voted o4 r
to 2, and the senate 23 to 1.
' his loval
The 1 l!ini . = hou=e unaniraouslv , "
It is hop.
passed a resolution ratifying the, . .
Z . ... rial cai.d
federal Siffrnce amendment. One ,
i their po-:
negative xote was cast in the senate. ,
as local Governor
>:ii;th. of N- w York, lias attitude o
called an extra session of the legis-j tftj< impoi
o are promt or tin* confluence I Vvrr, ? <>1?
doctors, drunni>t* and the public tlie paia??ii
have in (MIO t hill and Fever Tonic. i>? a splen
?Adv. Tonic.?A <1
laiuitr . -*i ai > a a ay nicm Ju?.? lt>tn. surc'dl)
for the purpose of act.on on the election o!
ratification of the suffrage amend- ,\ny \r
ment. In the proclamation the gov- aian sift:.
ernor state- 'hat "New York should a petty be
in the forefront of all measures trv a
of a benefiic.al. progressive charac- Democrats
ter." not cairv
Governor Allen, of Kansas, has speedy
also issued a call for a special ses- jCan wome
sion on June 16th The governor T?ent>
wired the National Suffrage associa-, ?.t..te Kcis
tion headquarters that he believed -x inter.
a unanimous favorable vote would Great B
be recorded. ; ir.g se..ts
Iowa. New Hampshire and Minne-| .J
sota promise similar action. ' r
Suffrage is to be an import an* fac- , . '
be appoint
tor in the gubnornator:al battle n . . , .
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North Carolina. One candidate. O. .,
Max Gardner, has already declared
himself in favor of suffrage. Ju iue
Walter Clark leading the fight for ? > <
suffrage. | and a r*" e
South Carolina has the distinction int,r'n,*"n!
of having been the only s'nte in the Cast wee
Union to vote solidly against the franchisem
federal suffrage amendment. As a and the \ u
progressive and clever form?r I.an
raster woman lias - -id in 'h? pr* <s. <((?<( ),as
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Hankers anil Merchants.
M:ss Nannie Hill Moor? i tena
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Governor Cooper on Fridav an.
..Mrs. Leroy Springs ... . .. lleut
nounced the appointments to his
personal military staff. While he did
u was in line with a cer- not adhere stictly to commissioning
r odious distinction which men who saw armed service in the
inie proud old common- world war, the majority of his staff,
njors?namely, occupying' consists of veterans, ranging from;
?st position in point enlisted men through various grades
v in the United States, of commissioned ofhrer?
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h infantry. j ant 317th infantry.
N. Wright. Spartanburg; lieu-! T. H. Moffatt. Co
nt coast artillery. ! 371st infantry,
lines R, Turner, Bennettsville; i T. W. Dantzler, St.
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was a sad day for South The staff appointments so far anivhen
tfc? fearless, forward- nounced follows:
enator l'ollock went out of ^ W Moore, Columbia; adjutant
general and chief of stafr.
ffrape be an issue in Lau- ^ K. Babb. Laurens; law partner
untv in the election of a ?f Governor Cooper.
>r t succeed the late Sen- ^ T Lanhani, Spartanburp; major
1 ? Lancaster is indeed reserve, atid master in e<iuitv ofv
Representative llorton in Spartanburp county.
- pport of ?i>man -uffrace. Jesse T. Crawford, Anderson;
id tbat our comir.i: senato- ?sJor 118th Infantry.
. itv - w 11 op- n.y de la re ^ lb Workman, Greenville; major
i ii :i *his viral <ju- st:on 118th infantry.
:ffrai:ists believe That the K. A. Childs, Columbia: serpoan*
f the candidates toward?306th regiment. Eighty-first division.!
rtaht - bje t will most as- T. Stanton. Clio: farmer.
an important factor in the Ldgar A. Brown. Barnwell; law-j
r .i new senator. >'ericrican
man opposed to wo- \:thur Lee. Laurens; captain
ic- today is a man w .thout ^ ompauy I>. llSth Infantry,
r every party in the couu- 1- L- M. Irbv, Charleston; capsuffrage
plank. Let the ,ain ot H~fh enpineers.
s*e that Republican.- do 1 Allen. Greenville; live stock
ff the palms of v. torv n business.
r.fr.iH' List-no nt >' A met-- l>r- Janus A. ILavnes. Conpare^:!
a ; state health officer.
ne w.vxen sat in th* 4S A T Allen, Allendale; farmer.
'latutes .luring the past, ^ A Hyrd. Kdcefleld, banker.
J. H. Park. Greenwood: lawyer. |
ritain had 46 women hold- w T Greene, Abbeville; lawyer,
in coun'y eour. i!s. Sherwood. Conway, lawyer.)
L Carrie has th< dis- L W;l,us War,ng' Charleston; asbeing
the first woman to sistant distrirt a^ney Kastern dis-j
ed to the position of as- r',f:h
- h:,.l pnn.Mpal in De- J Campbell DisseU. Charleston; *
manager.
1 John K Hart, York: lawyer.
Tenness ? as a . ? .. 1? n. ^ w Wannamaker, Orangeburg;
,f the board of aldermen. manufaoturor.
ntly elected woman super- Herb(>rt ,.t,.plps Kstin. 8PrcPant
" ' 'inn- '118th infantry; farmer.
k brought news ol the en- a. M. Simpson, Chester; lieutenent
of women in Sweden ant coast artillery.
'kon. K. li. McMaster. Columbia: city
edltoi The State, former state insur- 1
proven it will Clirc Ma- ' ' mm i?
and I rvrr, HPious lb :,r> (' Tillman. nw<> ,
Is and LaOrlpuc. It kills major coast artillery J
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did laxative and general
Vt lieutenant Thirtieth division, now in
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Helton; private Edwin I'. Lucas, Columbia; capnfantrr'
Itain 81st infantry,
hester; iicuten- _ .....
Dr. George \ Hunter, Prosperity.
Innibia; major Johu D. I* rost, t olutnbi.i, assistant
adjutant general, former adjuMatthews.
tant of the Fifteenth division, with
rangeburg, cap- rank of major.
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