County campaign opens with Ellenton meeting
Local rally featured candidates for county commissioner from District No 2 and several hopefuls for the lower house of the general assembly. Speakers pressed tax reform, eight hour days, and streamlined government while arguing for road spending, farm relief, and reduced sessions to curb expenses.
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House of Representatives
General Assembly
J. £. Martin
Graniteville
A.A. Foreman
M. F. Sr
Bush
Mush
South Carolina
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State Department
Coroner Tarver Suffers Barbecue Bone Incident
Coroner Tom Tarver attended a campaign meeting at Ellenton where a barbecue meal caused a choking scare after a bone stuck in his throat. He was carried toward Augusta for medical help but later recovered after coughing forcefully near the Sand Bar Ferry Bridge.
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Aiken
Ellenton
Augusta
Ferry Bridge
Enrollment reaches county history in approaching primaries
Enrollment data show Aiken County's primaries approaching with a historic tally of 6,122 voters, a figure surpassing prior counts and signaling strong interest in forthcoming contests. The detailed figures list district enrollments and total turnout as of the latest records.
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Aiken County
Sistory
County Candidates Number Forty Four in the County Race
Fragmentary list of county candidates and districts for a local election. Names such as Elie Keates and J.T. Martin are mentioned among various district contests for county commissioners and other offices. The snippet references Westnesdas and a radio context with "Voice of music" and a Radio Laboratory appeal.
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Valley residents heckle Senator Blease at Horse Creek Valley talk
From Graniteville to Langley crowds press Senator C L Blease with hostile questions while Leon W Harris attacks his record. Moris Cheered as Harris defends Byrnes and opponents clash over the yellow dog contract and Whehgition weekly printing plans. Continued on page eight.
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Leon W. Harris
Anderson
Blease
Harris
Graniteville
Langley
Lee
Isis Arherine
James F. Byrnes
Yellow Dog
Sun Pier
Valley Leaders Tout Public Works and Labor Favors
At a Langley gathering Senator John F. Williams praised benefits in Horse Creek Valley including free dental clinics vaccines and a county hospital. He recalled paved highways and reduced electric rates and urged five hour workweeks for textile workers while criticizing unemployment and alien issues.
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Aiken
Horse Creek Valley
General Assembly
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Caraion Railroad Commission
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Dr Hager T Hall In Critical Condition
Dr Hager T. Hall was stricken suddenly late Wednesday afternoon at his home and placed in critical condition. Family members were summoned as doctors work to stabilize him. Dr Charles D. Tall, now in Atlanta, had been in Washington on business and was not previously advised of the illness.
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Election Managers Chosen At Meeting
Routine matters dominated the county Democratic executive committee meeting held at the courthouse Saturday. Managers for the approaching primaries were appointed, a petition to place the district constable in the primary was refused, and campaign meeting locations were shifted from Jones Cross Heads to Graye House. Several citizens requests to add names to club rolls were granted despite a lengthy list of approved members from multiple areas.
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Unclear OCR Segment Triggers Patchy Text From Page
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Blackwood Faces Scrutiny Over Bootlegger Claims
The Charleston News and Courier rebuts a Spartanburg candidate’s alleged bootlegger appeal, asserting unwavering support for strict prohibition. It cites Ira C. Swoad speeches and contends local papers misstate Blackwood’s stance while defending enforcement of the prohibition law amid political maneuvering.
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News & Courtier
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