Third Term Fence May Bar Coolidge Third Term
Washington insiders expect a bitter run to block Coolidge if he seeks a third White House term. Congress may spark anti third term momentum next December as resolutions and party planks press the issue amid silence from Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Washington
Ahagera
White House
Congress
William Howard Taft
Harding
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Leslie M. Shaw
Shaw
Oklahoma State Court
Coolwrince
Conor
Fess
Ohio
Butler
Religion Issue in Presidential Campaign Faces Smith
Governor Smith will answer a letter by Charles C. Marshall on Catholic church law and allegiance to the Constitution. The exchange aims to clarify whether a Catholic can be fully loyal to the U.S. Republic while running for the presidency as Democratic nominees consider religious questions in the pre convention period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Charles C. Marshall
Ku Klux Klan
Atlantic Monthly
Governor Smith
Mr. Marshall
Rome
United States
Marshall
New York
White House
Property changes hands mark brisk Aiken activity season
Aiken real estate sees multiple transfers: A. Ludlow Kramer of New York buys Sandhurst plus five Wheeler estate acres for 75000 dollars from George A. Durban of Laird Inc. Other sales include Dr. Ben F. Wyman’s Hayne Avenue home to David Dowds of New York for 13500, Mrs. Johnson Selley’s Kalmia cottage for 18000, and the Wheeler house on Barnwell Avenue sold for 16000 to Marianna and Lourie Ford. Salley and Hall also sell a Williamsburg Street lot for 1000 to Wm. Zeigler of New York who plans large stables. the Holley residence auctioned to Hamilton Fish of New York but bought in by B. Tillman Dyches to rebuild. Rumors point to several more large deals amid aiken real estate activity.
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A. Ludlow Kramer
New York
Sandhurst
Harry P. McKean
Beverly Farms
Mass
Wheeler
George A. Durban
Laird, Inc
Daniel ‘Crosland
F. Klenke Staubes
Colleton Avenue
Salley & Hall
Kalmia Hill
Barnwell Avenue
Aiken Preparatory School
Marianna
Lourie Ford
Wm. Zeigler
Williamsburg Street
Francis Brown
Zeigler
Holley
Hamilton Fish
B. Tillman Dyches
Pendins
Aiken
Augusta Women Freed by Magistrate After Robbery Claim
Pearl Gaddy and Alice King of Augusta, along with an unidentified man, were arrested on a robbery complaint by James C. Phillips. A preliminary hearing before Magistrate Raborn led to their dismissal. Phillips said he was robbed of 750 dollars after stopping to tend an injured leg near Silverton, with the incident occurring while he traveled toward Walterboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Pearl Gaddy
Alice King
James C. Phillips
Silverton
Raborn
Phillips
Walterboro
Barney Foreman
Nellie Robinson
Community Ice Plant Auctioned Under Sheriff Action
The Community Ice & Coal Co. plant near the freight depot was sold Monday morning to B F Holley for 8756 dollars on a judgment. The coal mules wagons accounts remained with John F Williams who bid in the coal and livestock. Projections say the new owners plan to repair and reopen the ice plant soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Robinson
Community Ice & Coal Co
B. F. Holley
The
Aiken, Ice Co
F. B. Adams
Tax Reform Plan Falls in South Carolina House Vote
The South Carolina House failed to muster the two thirds needed to submit a proposed constitutional amendment classifying property for taxation. The measure would allow the general assembly to create a “just and equitable” tax system by taxing intangibles and classifying real property, drawing strong opposition over fears of inequality and loss of control.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Marion
General Assembly
John B. Duffie
Sumter
Thomas F. Brantley
Orangeburg
Ynerning
James L. Love
Greenville
Joe P. Lane
Dillon
G. L. Buist Rivers
Charleston
Marion Committee
Mr. Rivers
Ways and Means
E. H. Blackmon
W. H. Lightsey
Hampton County
Mr. Lightsey
Judge Marion
Mr. Duffie
Senate Revenue Bills Move Ahead in Columbia Session
In Columbia the senate finance committee held two revenue bills, one cutting income exemptions and another taxing soft drinks and tobacco. The chamber debated a poll tax for the state hospital, faced a free conference dispute, and prepared to vote on the Cherokee election contest reference. A juvenile court bill for Greenville County was ordered enrolled for ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Finance Committee
F. A. Miller
Darlington
Taylor Stokes
Jones
Miller
Keith
Free Conference
Clinton
Committee of Elections
Ed. H. DeCamp
W. C. Hamrick
Board of Canvassers
Cherokee County
DeCamp
Hamrick
Greenville
Greenville County
Ward
Georgetown County
Richardson
Upstate
Aiken Club Women Elects Henderson to Scholarship Fund
Mrs Frank P Henderson was elected chairman of the standing committee of the Loan Scholarship Fund of the South Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs during the Columbia meeting at Columbia College. She will manage about $10000 in the fund with the risk and honor it entails. Also attending were Miss Marion Pellew Lourie Ford and Miss Bessie Harper who chaired Home Demonstration under the Department of Applied Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Henderson
A. W. Oakley
South Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Columbia
Columbia College
Henderson
Missis Marion Pellew
Lourie Ford
Federation
Bessie Harper
Division of Home Demonstration
Department of Applied Education
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ivy M Maulding Dies at Pickens
Ivy M Mauldin of Columbia an attorney and banker died suddenly Sunday afternoon from heart failure near Pickens He was with his brother G T Mauldin when the attack occurred while en route to Rocky Bottom Funeral services were held in Pickens The deceased was president of the American Bank and Trust Co of Columbia which operated a branch at Aiken
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Pickens
Ivy M. Mauldin
Columbia
Mauldin
G. T. Mauldin
Rocky Bottom
American Bank & Trust Co
Aiken
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S. C
Lane
Rivers
Brantley
Reny Tren
Aiken Club
Ivy M. Maulding
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