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Clashes between white and black residents of the Savannah River basin, encompassing Oconee County, South Carolina and nearby Hartwell, GA, claimed at least five lives in December of 1914. The violence became so severe that the mayor of Hartwell consulted with the governor about possibly summoning national guard or other troops to enforce order in the area.
The Idaho Daily Statesman, December 29th, 1914
PDF: Multiple Deaths The Idaho Daily Statesman 12291914
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