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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1927

Page

9

Smith backs two thirds rule for Democratic nomination

Washington Governor Al Smith pushes a two thirds rule at the party convention or cannot pursue the Democratic nomination. Supporters cite strategy to secure a dominant convention majority and avoid spoilers, with Cleveland Chicago St Louis and other cities discussed as possible sites. The national committee has no binding power over the rule, and a conciliatory fight may emerge as Smith seeks unity.

New York Smith Washington al Smith Dixie Madison Square Garden Cleveland Chicago George Brennan St. Louis James A. Reed Heutena Democratic National Committee National Committee Clem Shaver Congress Reed Kansas City Senate Ware Missouri Heflin Alabama

Famous for a Day Dr Charles Levermore Dies at Berkeley Home

Dr Charles H Levermore who won the Edward K Bok peace prize of 100000 died at his Berkeley home. The plan urged U S cooperation with the League of Nations and acceptance of the World Court, contrasting with Congress's stance. Europe noted the effort.

Charles H. Levermore Berkeley Levermore United States League of Nations Congress

Senator Nye Sees Fearless Opinion as Radical Label

In Boston Senator Nye warns that persistent free speech could lead to a dangerous radical label. He argues money in politics endangers democracy more than communism, challenging Bolshevik definitions amid two Senate cases. A Michigan suit seeks 450000 heart balm from an 81 year old lumberman, reported by the Wichita Beacon.

Nye North Dakota Senate Boston Michigan Wichita

Trespass Notice for Silver Bluff Road Property

Trespass on the lands of the undersigned formerly known as the John Staubes property on Silver Bluff Road six miles from Aiken in Millbrook Township Aiken County South Carolina is prohibited and trespassers will be prosecuted. MRS H FE GYLES MRS J W MCCARTER.

John Staubes Silver Bluff Road Aiken Millbrook Township Aiken County South Carolina H. FE. Gyles J. W. McCarter

Notice to Federally Insured Bank for Duplicate Stock Certificate

After 30 days I will apply to the First National Bank of Wagener South Carolina for a duplicate stock certificate for 10 shares. The original certificate No. 308 dated October 25 1925 was issued to Mrs Lucy Johnston and is lost or mislaid.

First National Bank of

Notice of Final Discharge for Bates Estate

The administrator Barney Foreman will file his final accounting as administrator of the estate of Mrs Frances Foreman Bates deceased on December 30 1927 with the Judge of Probate for Aiken County He will also apply for Latter Discharge as administrator in the same filing The notice for final discharge is filed in Aiken County probate court by Barney Foreman dating December 30 1927 and referencing the late Frances Foreman Bates

Frances Foreman Bates Aiken County Barney Foreman

Woman’s silence deemed sign of insanity by expert

A New York specialist calls a woman’s refusal to talk a sign of insanity, noting such cases are rare. The Casper Tribune discusses the claim, referencing The National Cash Register Co. agent F L Gibby and local Augusta, Georgia contacts for sales and services.

New York the National Cash Register Co F. L. Gibby

Aviation Needs Open Parachutes Phrase From The Terre Haute Star

A short editorial remark argues aviation progress requires openly arrived at parachutes as a symbol of transparency in aviation safety and design. The comment reflects a public newspaper voice on technical progress and responsible innovation.

Terre Haute

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