The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 08, 1920, Image 2
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FULL COMMITTIK
SETTLED AFTER LONG DEBATE
Propo««d Plank Pledging Diplomatic
Recognition of Iriah Republio la
Deciaively Voted Down
S*n Franclaco.—Under & plank
adopted by the platform committee,
the Democratic party would expreas
pjrmpathy with the aspirations of the
Irish people for self government es
pecially such action in the matter as
would be consistent with international
comity and usage
The action wA taken after a long
debate during which the committee
rejected the sub-committee plank pro
posing to leave the question to the
league of nations and voted (ftrwn
the proposal for a plank pledging
diplomatic recognition of the Irish
republic
A plank mereTy to espreaa svtn
pal by for the Irish people In their as
f#wtl<»ns fbr erlf government then
was offered hat before the commit
lee acted a* « rv»»k V* Waleh heed
of the Amerloaa commie seen lor lr*eh
• as feasted a
other troublesome ieeuee of thn Dnm»
era Ur platform began today In t
storm swept committee bearing while
In prlratn the leaders continued their
negotiations for a settlement to keep
the hostilities from spreading later to
the floor of the convention itself.
A momentary defeat was adminis
tered the Bryan dry legions in the
full platform committee when a pre
liminary battle for position on the
speaker’s list was decided in favor of
the wets by a vote of 27 to 25. When
the drys were forced to go ahead, Mr„
, Bryan took charge of the time allot
ted to that side, but divided all of it
v £mong other epeakers representing
the Anti-Saloon League, church asso
ciations and other prohibition organ
izations.
For the wets, W. Bourke Cookran.
of New York, was the chief spokes
man during a debate in which Mr.
Bryan was called upon to explain his
connections with the Anti Saloon
league He denied that he ever had
received compensation from the
Icagae. except for '“four months of
last year, for certain public speeches "
The tmaa was argued la sack anti
taat fash In* that the crowded roman t-
tee rvmm was ta almost
roar Oppoaeata of the
'erogaltlo* of the I fish
aade# a hail sff b*rt!
from knot svmpatb
it NATO* NAROINQ DCLIVtRCD
A ACCORD tFtCCH IN WAX
ON "A Ml RICAN I §M.*
C00LE06E DOES LIKEWISE
Speaks on <4 Law and Order;” Defines
t
Need of America as a “Broader,
Firmer Faith In People.
Washington.—Declaring the nation
“requires no council of foreign powers
to point the way of American duty,”
Senator Harding, republican nominee
for President, in his first campaign
speech, urged the preserwation of
Americanism as the first and highest
endeavor of all citizens of the repub
lic.
The candidate's first utterance of
the campaign was heard by no audi
ence. being made for a phonographic
record to be released on the fourth of
July and to be used throughout the
campaign A copy of the senator’s a«J
dress was made public at hie office
and with It a epeerb mode last week
kf Governor Cool'd** of Xseearfco
eetta. the party's * vNwpreatdeattal
far a
Ham 0 McAdoo. la which he
ta all labor ’onranltaOone to exert
themselves “energetically. Intelligent
ly and unitedly against the re-eetah-
Hshment of reaction In America.*' was
made public here.
The latter under date of June 17,
was in reply to a communication from
John J. Munholland. secretary of the
metal trades council of New York city
and vicinity, which Informed Mr. Mc
Adoo that mor6 than 145,000 wage
earners represented by the council
“recommend you as the most popular
candidate for President that the Dem
ocratic party could possibly name.”
After thanking Mr. Munholland for
the “unsolicited and unexpected en
dorsement,” the letter continues:
“The rights of humanity must be
put above the rights of propertyv but
the rights of each should be protected
within Us just limitations.”
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FROffFfC T OF AORtCMINT ON
•UM QtAMANV Ip TO FAY
IN RIFARATION PLIGHT
FIRST MEETING;
The German Chancellor is Silent on
Statement Recently Made by Him
, x Before German Parliament
Tennessee Legislature to Meet In
Cstr*J^|e>Ofi Ninth of August
Nashvill#. Teas.—An extra
of the Plata legtelatara will bo railed
OO Aucutt V r«‘!5rslkaa of th*
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Spa, Belgium.—The allied and Ger
man prime ministers are here to meet
each other for direct negotiations for
thie first time since the Versatile*
treaty was signed.
The probability of reaching an
agreement on the total sum of repa
rations Germany Is to pay appean
•light.
The allied premiers will comm uni
cate their collective decisions to Kon
•tantitt Fehreobaoh. the German chan
cellor He and his associates affirm
they are prepared to refuse demand»
which they cononW beyond Qer
y e atrrngrh to meat
Herr Feb re a barb said that ho ha»
ta add to hte cos aide red doc I a
a Wo Genoa* pamamoat an
ho had amt the a.Led mist*
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Palmetto Natw»aaJ flaah of
Tht reeoiut ion referred to lh« It
ship and tirelsM energy of Mr. Wan-
namaker In eacuiing better and mora
profitable mokhods of handling tho cot
ton crop. They commended the eco
nomic alms of the cotton association
and endorsed the action looking to
ward the securing of three-year mem
berships in the cotton association.
By other resolutions the bankers in
dorsed the movement to secure 'A con
structive economic policy by the fed
eral government and encouraged the
planting of more food stuff and en
couraged the planting of such cotton
as was superior to the fibers grown la
India. “
A number of other resolutions in ac
cordance with the aims of the cotton
association were adapted.
With the completion of the large
addition to Greenville's new city hos
pital. the authorities have, for the first
time since the inswtunon was estab
lished. placed s man in charge a # 1*
perlntendant Dr. Joseph Aaron son
has already assumed bis new duties
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Students of the R, O T. C. to Be
Taught Life Saving and Swimming.
Three Insurance Companies Formed
To Underwrite American Vessels
Washington.—Formation by fifteen
American insurance companies of
Ihree marine insurance syndicates for
the puriKTse of underwriting American
▼easels to the extent of $2,500,000 on
a single risk was announced hv CHpir-
man Benson, of the shipping board.
Puddlers Strike at Steel Mills
In Pittsburg, Pennsylvania,
Pittsburg, Pa.—Five hundred an 1
fifty iron puddler# failed to report
for work at the mills of the A M By-
* ars company and the Brown Incorpor
aisd company here. H S. Reese,
vice president of the Arnalg tinate l
Associat'd Iron. St»*rl and Tin Work-
em. annouh* #d They at!| reiasla
Washington- Students of the Re
*erve OfTIcers* Training Corps in va
rlous camps this summer will be in
structed in lifesaving and swim
ming by personnel of the first aid
bureau of the American Red Cross, it
was announced. The suggestion was
made by secretary of war. Colonel C.
H. Conner, medical corps. U. S. A.,
in charge of the first aid bureau, will
represent the Red Cross in working
out the details of the project. Courses
will begin July 25.
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Trenton. N. J — T*»«* entire pereonne!
of the Nea Jersey State Highway com
mission was removed from office and
a new board appointed by Governor
Kdwards, who. in taking this action,
fulfilled one of his campaign pledges.
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Oteen Hospital Is To Be Known
Hereafter as O’Reilly Hosp tal.
School Teacher is Convicted and
Fined For Teaching Hun Language.
• Aurora. Neb.—Robert T. Meyer was
found guilty in district court on a
| charge oL. violating state law do-j
signed to regulate foreign language in- j
struction in* Nebraska schools. Meyer
was charged with teaching German
during school hours. He was fined $26
and costs.
A Woman Delegate From Kentucky
v Throws Bombshell Into the Camp.
Bandits Raid Port au Prince and
Set Fire to Several Buildings
Asheville.—The United Stages gen
eral hospital No. at Oteen will o-
known hereafter {is the O’Reilly gen
eral hospital in honor of the late Ma
jor General Robert Maitland O’Reilly,
surgeon general of the army from
1902 to 1909. according to advices re
ceived in this city from Washing
ton. change in the name of this army
hospital is in line with a general pol
icy of the war department.
President Wilson Wants Leader In
Suffrage Fight in North Carolina.
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San Francisco.—A declaration of
Miss Laura Clay, a descendant of
Henry Clay and a delegate-at-large
from Kentucky, that Chairman Cum
mings' speech should not be endorsed
threw a caucus of woman delegates
into an uproar,'Kvsntmlly the epuerh
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Kingston, Jamaica.—Bandits haev
raided Fort au Prince, the Haitian
capital, according to pasengers arriv
ing here from that city. Several
buildings were set on fire by the at
tacking party.
It is reported that a secret effort to
overthrow the p* 11 ** d**et of IH*
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Washington.—The supporters of
President Wilson are looking over the
ava.lablo timber in North Carolina to
find a leader to support the fight for
the adoption of the woman suffrage
amendment by th* North Carolina
legislature when.it meet* next month
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Washington —Tribute to the IF#
and achievements of Major Genera:
William C. Oorgas. who died In I-on
don. was paid hy Secretary Baker In
the following statement:
“The doath of Major General Gor
gas closes a career of great distlne
tion. The works of General Gorgas in
the canal zone made the completion of
the canal possible, and save'd thou
sands of lives. It would be impossi
ble even to estimate the lives saved by
his subsequent pursuit of yellow fever
prevention. His work has practically
made an historic disease of what was
once a vriulent plague
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mad* every effort lo aerare a la* rata
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Gaffney —Gaffney p*i>p> are *nma-
what disappoint*'*! over the eansus re
port. which give# the city but 5.010
paopla. If the figures or the 1>10 cen
sus was corrot t. then th* 192‘» tu-
uras ars wrong, as the record showa
that there are 200 more houses i i G iff
ney at this time than there were In
1910. and that in 1920 there w^re a
large number of vacant houses where
as at this time there Is not a slnglw
vacant houses within the coporate
limits.
Still a Possibility That Wilson
May Spent Summer jrt Asheville
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Asheville.—The committee recent
ly formed here to.trv and get Presi
dent Wilson to come to Asheville f<Y
spend the summer, states that ac
cording to new information ^ustTa
"aived here from Washington, there
Is still a strong possibility that the
president may come to Asheville
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Childrens’ College Course
Gaffney.—S. C. Stribling, county
demonstration agent, and Miss Ether
Hopkins, home demonstration agent,
have arrang. J to hav 3 ?. short course
at Limosetone college on July 2S-29
for the members of the boys’ and
girls’ clubs of Cherokee county. This
short course will be very valuable to
tha hoys d^d yir : v of the co ;*»fy and
• Isrr* number will douhtle** axroli
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