The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, August 28, 1914, Image 1
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VOL. LXIV. NO. 35. 'UNION, S. C., FRII>AXf-AU<|ITfcT 28,1914. " $1.00 A YEAR.
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11,000
Wi
(Thursd
The vote for governor st
Richards, 24,299; Cooper, :
The race for the United
tied comparatively early, <
became riveted upon the ra
men?Richard I. Manning
of Laurens and John G. R
commanding part. These 1
first one and then another
onlv to ho onntyht onrl noco<
^ v***V? [VUUOV
so close that it is likely the
to determine the entrants i:
to be run September 8.
With the public eye turn
count went on, Ellison D. i
had marked the contest as
Tuesday night. At last accc
cess of that polled by his 1
Blease, Mayor L. D. Jennin
of Cheraw. The count, wit
ed for, and but few more
Blease 54,031; Jennings, 2,
For the other State offi
those for lieutenant goverr
' verv close. For the forme
bia led, with a plurality o
opponent, B. Frank Kelly
The vote for lieutenant j
Kelly, 40,664; Hunter, 18,6
COUNTY I
PREC
Union, Ward 1
Union, Ward 2 __
Union, Ward 3 __
Union, Ward 4
E. K. Mill
Monarch __ __ __
Buffalo r_
Santuc __
Carlisle
Cross Keys __
Kelton __ __
Lockhart
Adamsburg __ __
Meador
Black Rock
Gibbs __ __
Coleraine
West Springs
Jonesville _
Total
STATE R
I
PRECINC
Union, Ward 1 -- ? Union,
Ward 2 .... .
Union, Ward 3 _
Union, Ward 4 _
E. K. Mill
Monarch -- __ -- Buffalo
__ ? -Santuc
__ __ -- -- .
Carlisle ? ... -- Cross
Keys __ __ -Kelton
? -- -- -
f 1-1 1.
iA;iMiari ? .. .. ..
Adamsburg __ __ __ _
Meador __ __ __ __ _
Black Rock __ __ __ _
Gibbs __
Coleraine ?
West Springs __ _
Jonesville
Total.
rON El
LIKE 1
Accounts
i Votes?I
ith Coopei
iay's State.)
ood this morning as follows:
24,137; Manning, 23.346.
States senate having been setittention
of South Carolinians
ce for governor, in which three
of Sumter. Rohprt A Connor
,
ichards of Kershaw?played a
three led from the outset, with
forging slightly to the front,
id by his rivals. The contest is
i official count will be required
n the second race for governor,
ed aside a'little, the senatorial
Smith retaining the lead which
3 won by the incumbent early
>unts his vote was 11,000 in exthree
opponents?Gov. Cole L.
gs of Sumter and W. P. Pollock
:;h about 128,000 votes accountt
to come, waci Smith,
442; Pollock, 1,354. ?
ces there was a lively contest
lor and attorney general being
r office A. J. Bethea of Columf
about 4,000 over his nearest
of Bishopville.
governor was: Bethea, 44,673;
89; Hamer, 12,862.
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INCTS
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78 8' 44! 74
- 166 99i 71 j 135
68 301 84| 115
90 129| 118| 144
? 84 1581 771 88
26 211 85 105
20 16| 41| 49
? 31 52 85 107
30 50| 91! 64
19 73; 143 106
16 10 47 36
i 9! 28 22
13 22 27 40
22 34 18 29
5 30' 14 21
8 311 71 47
43 561 215| 215
II 8651 855113381152011
ETURNS DEI
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U_ S. Senate
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90 1 3 83 46
2171 j 1 112 31
72! 8' 1 104 j 34
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52 6 75f 35
22| It 1 551 5
721 1 1 9lj 94
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- 30 1 431 27
71 1 28 5
29 1 321 23
I 49 1 26 24
39 1! 9 5
44 1 65 9
120 2| 1 229 28
- -I| 1568 40] 11 1491 473 [
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Smith is
lichards i
r and Man
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For attorney general the
H. Peeples, incumbent, leadii
For adjutant general W.
a splendid race, winning by
, Jones, comptroller general, d
, about the same figure. V
For railpoad commissioner
ton and C. D. Fortner of Sp
ond race, with the Lexingtc
vantage. The vote stood: Sh
, Wharton, 18,354; Cansler, 1
Fairey, 9,810.
The size of the vote, which
and a great deal of specula
130,000, possibly a little piort
vote of 1012. The enrollment
but the full votiner strenetlni
VOTE FOR CONGRESS
is as follows:
First District.
Whaley -?10,026
Dennis 9,325
Second District.
Byrnes 9182
' Mixson v 2235
Third District.
Aiken 9020
' Dominick 6391
Horton 2297
MOCRATIC
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198 127 196; 242 80 230 1031 226 :
68! 55 122j 106 71 100 82! 152
192! 128 162! 252 74| 180 157! 242
210, 178 104; 251 49| 223 72! 202
29! 19 1101 55 66! 104 3o' 114
27 i 25! 58; 19 48! 52! 231 66
60 67 110; 81 76! 107 53 133
107 56 12l! 78 90; 93 79 117
129; 32! 188| 174 58| 112 122i 209
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140| 100! 250 120| 229! 222 132| 322
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Governor of South Carolina.
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last returns showed Thomas
ig Ai G. Brice b^S.500 votes.
W, Jloore, incupbent, made
25,000 majority,^hile A. W.
lefeated J. ^E. Sufnmersett by
Frank W. Sheajr of Lexing
artanburg will be in the scorn
candidate holding the adtealy,
28,107; Fortner, 25,577;
18,729; Witherspoon, 1:3,835;
i had aroused muclwiomment
i, bi c^nsideralftrander the
;foi*theState tcSM|oL54,000
was of '^rse the
\Finley i 9741
Steven* on 8225
Sixth District.
Ragsda e 107(50
Ellerbe 5645
Hamer 2242
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20 87| 44( 107 23 56; 34! 4l!
108 1(57 174| 216, 120 50 74, 212!
30 103 80 114, 69 69 39 75
94 155 182| 205 132 46 13 278
96 40 2601 194; 104 23 240 351
19 40' 93 89! 431 107 6 19|
10 40 37 63 i 141 73 1 3
34 86 82 137 29| 96 33 29
24 112 62 121 53! 108 28 37
25 149 86 186 491 107 66 62
3 63 10 64 9| 60 4 9
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6 25 35 42 20| 23 18 20
20 18 54 44 281 9 57 8
'8 11 37 15 34l 2 *42 5
4 58 50 56 54 23| 86 1
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all Oppo
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> ?>y omai
>e Follow*
"THE HEATH
BUT PEOPI
B. K. Tillman Tells of Letter ]
Blease, Message to Gov. ]
Senatorial Primary?Qui
To the Editor of The State:
Tillman to Blease, September, 11*10
Hon. Cole L. Blease, Newberry, S. C.
"Congratulations; let the heathen
rage. B. R. Tillman."
Blease to Tillman, August, 1912:
"B. R. Tillman, Trenton, S. C., September,
1910.
"Let the heathen rage. Thev still
rage. - Cole L. Blease."
Tillman to Blease, August, 1914:
"Hon. Cole L. Blease, Columbia, S. C.
"The heathen still rage but the people
r^ohM^^ee Deuteronomy, 3:2-15.
2 to 15 inclusive, is as follows:
"And the Lord said unto me, fea>*
1 him not; for I will deliver him and
all his people, and his land into thy
hand; and thou shalt do unto him as
i thou didst unto Sihon, king of the
Amorites, which dwelt at Heshbon.
"So the Lord our God delivered into
our hands Og also, the king of Bash1
an, and all his people; and we smote
LECTION, A1
Commissioner Magis
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TAIL"
nents by
1 TT
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*rs.
[EN RAGE
jE REJOICE"
He Has Written to Governor
Blease Anent the Recent
otes From Story of Op.
him until none was left to him re
"And we took all his cities at that
time; there was not a city which we
took not from them, three score cities,
all the region of Argob, the kingdom
of Og in Bashan.
"All these cities were fenced with
high walls, gates and bars; besides
unwalled towns a great many.
"And we utterly destroyed them, as
we idd unto Sihon king of Ileshbon,
utterly destroying the men, women
and children of every city.
"But all the cattle and the spoil of
the cities we took for a prey to ourIftLyes..
_ ,
"And we took*'at, that time out of *
the hand of the two kings of the
Amorites the land that was on this
side of Jordan, from the river of Arnon
unto Mount Hermon; (which Hermon
the Sidonians call Sirion; and
the Amorites call it Shenir).
"All the cities of the plain, and all
Gilead, and all Bashan, unto Salchah
and Edrei, cities of the kingdom of
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