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SPARTANBURG CASE
SENSATIONAL ONE
Kiiisel for 3Iiss Fleda Pendleton
W Say? Her Acquittal is Almost
ert?i?.
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Spartanburg, March 3.?Lawyers in
|:"ne case of Clyde C. Clement ana .miss ,
Fleda Pendleton, charged with the
murder of a baby, were on the alert j
today and it was reported that a new ,
move would be made in the case'
Nothing developed, however. It was j
stated that no effort would be made to i
[ secure the admission of either defend-!
ant To bail. Col. Alviii K. Dean came!
aver from Greenville and had a long!
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conference with Miss Pendleton in the |
I _ia.il. He said she had made an addi- i "
Kional statemen: and that her acqui:-! F
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h:al was almost a foregone conclusion, j
On Trail of Sensation. .
Detectives employed bv Clement's j
l1
friends are reported to be hot on Cue j
trail of sensational evidence which j \
may completely change the aspect ofj *
rhe case as it how stands.
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samuei j. .mcuous, cmei uj. wuusn ^ ^
I for Clement, in discussing the case, j.
' said :V j3<
"When I said some time back that j
'the probabilities are that men higher! g
up might be involved in the case, I ^
| did not reflect on the girl's character, ^
rajgl chere was nothing in my inter- J,
view reflecting on her. But it seems
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"hat the general public and those who
know her best think that her character
needs defending.
"I am free to say that if in the v
t.
preparation of this case any light can
be thrown on it by evidence against 1
V>a?? nVioi.onror -it norin i n 1 v TVlll hp in
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L;*ected in the trial.
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No Stone Unturned.
I "No stone will be left unturned to a
Lgive Clement the benefit of an honest 11
.rial regardless of who might be af- f
fected, and while Miss Pendletcn has a
the sympathy of Clement's attorneys, *
if she should prove to be the guilty ^
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party we can't see him sacrificed in
[ order to protect her. % *
"Numbers of citizens from the com- *
mnnitv in - ivhi^h Element lived have r
tcalled at my office and assured me 1
ihat no other young man in the community
ftas ever borne a better repu
i xation than he has, and we will be 4
able to show these facts on the trial of t
the cause. *
I s I stated when first retained in 3
this case, Clement has given out no s
statement as he was advised not to <2
do.so by counsel. The only thing that 1
we ask is that the public withhold its
I judgment until facte in this case J
+A on stand
"We realize, of course, -that public j
sentiment is a very dangerous factor ! 1
in the trial of case's* but we are going
It-) endeavor to try this case on its
merits, 'hew to the line and let the
lohips fall where^.thay may.'"
|>JX?S FIRST YEAR
1/ OF WILSON RULE C
^Wednesday Anniversary of Iaaugnira- t
tion Day?1Twelvemonth of
Work. a
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Washington, March 4.?The Democratic
administration was a year old j
today. A twelvemonth ago at noon t
oday, Woodrow Wilson took the oath j
>? office, ushering the Democracy into ^
c-jbntrol of the national government ^
for the first time in 20 years. g
At the White House, in executive
quarters generally and in congres- ^
?iona! circles the day served to rea
?all the work of the fleeting year.
Members of congress realized that exv
c-ept for a short breaking spell at the
Christmas holidays they had been in
practically continuous session.
c
I From the time the president broke
J century-old precedent and stood ^
pfce an assembled congress to ijrge
nactment of a low tariff there has "
een close cooperation between the
iiief executive and Democratic lead
5rs in congress. Enactment of the i
tariff law on October 3, 1913, mak- t
fig vital changes in import duties was ollowed
by the signing of a banking f
tnd currency act on December 23, s
1913. These two laws and the recent a
arification of the arbitration treaties *
, 11
ire the things which -the presidents L
riends were pointing to as the direct
esult of the intimate contact estab- *
ished between the executive and leg- f
Native departments. t
Troubles Abroad. v
Much of the president's time and I
Ifnergy have been spent in wrestling t
vith a troublesome Mexican situation, I
ls yet unsolved, and the diplomatic i
Wangle with Japan growing out of the d
fcassage by California of a new antiftien
land law. Lately he has been
Kevoting himself to a rehabilitation of
he foreign relations of the United I
Bjtates, to drafting with Secretary
Bryan of new peace treaties, the set^kment
of the Panama tolls controversy
with Great Britain, difficulties I a
IE*ith Colombia growing out of the par- , a
ition of Panama and many other sub- t
ects of foreign i>olicy. 1
Five times the president has ap- i
\
E Jisto Solu
For Sa
J. T. Mayes
Newberr
ieared before congress, delivering \
messages on the tariff, the currency, ;
Iexican affairs, the annual report on f
he "state of the Union,' and trust t
egislation. Recommendations of :his
initial message lor iue Dunamg 01 an i
Uaskan railway, rural credits and r
nii-*J'ust reform are still in the hands
f congress with assurance of leaders ^
hat they will be made law before adournment.
Another (o Come.
Interest in the president's sixth mes- j
age was apparent when it became
.ncwn he would address congress toaorrow
in advocacy of :he repeal of j
he clause exempting American coast- j
rise shipping from the raynu-nt of
ana] tolls.
Washington residents to whom the
rays and manners of a president have
eon a matter of intimate observation,
ave watched President Wilson with
nterest. He has broken many preceents.
His ways have been quite inormal
but The most conspicuous char- j
cteristic of all is his disinclination to
aaking public speeches. He has denied
hundreds of invitations and has {
.ttended only one public banquet?
a
ast night s ceremony of the National = leographical
society in honor of Col. I
Jcethals. His trips out of Washing- *
on have been few. While congress 1
?
las been in session the president ias c
oade it a point to be at his desk con- t
inuously. J
Mr. Wilscn appears with a uniform- l_
td aide only at army or navy func- v
S
ions and the motorcycles which used : f
o precede the president's automobile | a
iave been substituted by a car with f
ecret service men who follow incon- 3
;picuously behind, so that the presi- i
lent drives about Washington attract- i
ng only little attention. \ J
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9ARTWELL AYEK TO QUIT
FLORENCE DAILY NEWS
Will Be Succeeded as Editor and Man- !
ager of Paper by James D.
Evans.
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Florence, March 3.?The hundreds of
riends in this city, as well as the
iund:eds of friends throughout South
Carolina, as well as tae newspaper ,
raternity, will be sorry to learn of !
;he retirement from the Florence Daily j
rimes of Hartwell M. Ayer, the editor
.nd for eighteen years the proprietor
.nd manager.
-- .... . , ,
Mr. Ayer, submitted in yesteraay s ssue
-of the paper which he has built *
tp to be one of the best afternoon
>apers in the State, his valedictory,
vhich was read with regret by nun- I
Ireds of its readers throughout the 3
Jtate. N 3
In severing his connection with the c
)aily Times, the newspaper fraternity i 3
md the press of South Carolina loses ; t
t mighty fine newspaper editor and , t
vriter. While Ayer had his faults, as J 1
ill of us have, he fought for the right,; ?
or. truth, [honesty, justice and good j *
:itizenship. He was ever ready and |
villing to .write and work for Florence,j i
or Florence county, for the Pee-Dee j i
ection, for South Carolina anu for the ' i
i
t'hc-le South. j s
The real cause of his leaving the ed- j ;
torship is not handed out, but it is , *
o he hoped that it is for Hartwell 1
Oyer's good. Ayer has numerous *
riends, close friends, in Florence and t
ome enemies, bitter enemies, but with !l!
ill that, rue has "done what he could" (
or (Florence, society and the good of
he people.
At present, it is announced, Mr. 1
^.yer will remain in Florence and will
or a short time continue in his edi- *
orial seat, assisting his successor,
vho, it is learned, will be James D. i
fr'ans, Esq, a well known young atorney
of this city, who it is stated,
las been elected by the Times Com>any
to take charge of the editorial
lepartment and management.
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ast night and today. The building j $
ras a 'huge, open structure, and the jg
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