La Belle Sauvage inn and States' Rights debate in Washington
Fragmented article recounts La Belle Sauvage in London with Shakespearean ties and a later U S political dispute in Washington. It notes South Carolina and North Carolina support for Piedmont and Northern railroad extension, plus Governor Richards urging States' Rights amid Senate seat concerns and railroad commission scrutiny.
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la Belle Sauvage
Cambridge
Bath
Bristol
London
South Carolina
Smith
Illinois
Ware
Pennsylvania
U. S. Senate
Blease
Interstate Commerce Commission
Richards
North Carolina
Piedmont and Northern Railroad
Washington
South
Piedmont
U. and N
Railroad Commission of
Sam c. Biexse
Nance, Tatum, McAdams
Cunningham
P and N
John M. Daniel
Robert E. McCaslan
Ways and Tmhéeans
House
Bbeales Rauf Orme
Aiken
Pioty
City of
Frank P. Henderson
Busch
Tax listing opens in Aiken County for 1928 returns
The state asks property owners and holders to file real and personal property returns for 1928 from January 1 to March 1. A 50 percent penalty applies for non returns, and the auditor requires sworn affidavits on property blanks. Appointments are set across many towns with daily hours 9 am to 5 pm, including night slots at Warrenville and Langley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
of Aiken
General Assembly
Operty
Mer- Telegraph
Pullman
South Carolina Tax Commission
Foxtown
Fox’s
Warreneville
Langley
Augusta
Rampart
Aiken County
Court House
Memorial suggestion for state owned blocks in Columbia
S C Flage recalls treasured artifacts and notes that the two city blocks once owned by the State near the State House site were sold for small sums after the Civil War. The blocks formerly known as Moultrie Square and Rutledge are discussed as a potential site for memorial buildings if reacquired by the State for a State Office building.
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Rutledge
Columbia
South Carolina
State
Pan American Conference Hopes to Limit U S Interference
The article notes Latin American nations await the Havana Pan American conference with strong opposition to further U.S. meddling in Central American affairs. Mexico leads calls to move Pan American Union headquarters from Washington to a Latin American capital amid concerns over U.S. political and economic influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Havana
United States
Central America
Mexico
Pan-American Union
Rio Grande
United Mufflers
Pan American Union seen as key to better US Latin ties
The speaker stresses that the Pan American movement must grow beyond geographic proximity. He notes strong economic political and cultural links with the United States and urges a deeper understanding of Latin American mentality. He cites Havana conference prospects and anticipates sharing broader public opinion from travels in South America.
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United States
Buenos Aires
South America
Brazi
Havana
Andes
River Plate
Washington
Union
Argentina
Marcelo T. de Alvear
Ibanez
Dr. de Alvear
Radical Party
For Sale Six Room Brick Bungalow With Porch
Fragmentary real estate note describes a six room brick bungalow with porch and furnace heat. The text then shifts to political commentary mentioning South Carolina and historical nullification and states’ rights references attributed to Senator Smith and recent U.S. Washington events.
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Smith
South Carolina
Washington
Global security compact polarizes Europe and Britain
Russia backs a general security compact to abolish armies and navies with compulsory arbitration, while France promotes disarmament and European peace. Britain resists continental commitments, favoring U.S. influence. In Reading, Pa., the city treasurer proposes a $6,000 annual income and to return fees above that to the city, challenging treasury norms.
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Russia
Europe
Great Britain
League of Nations
United States
Reading
Women’s Place Beyond Home Highlighted in Study
A brief feature notes that some women question traditional roles and suggest exploring avenues beyond homemaking. It cites survey glimpses showing varying awareness of opportunities and shifts in social norms.
Lost Seeking the Lost Brazil Rescue Party Faces Hardship
In Brazil Commander G. M. Dyatt advertised for a fourth man to join a rescue party. He received over 15 000 replies, many drawn by adventure and patriotism rather than need. The piece contrasts risk seeking with drifter discontent and notes Cardinal Merry del Val calling prizefights almost as objectionable as bullfights.
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Brazil
G. M. Dyatt
Merry del Val
Rome
The
Vatican
Aiken County Tax Notice and Pan American Conference Remarks
Tax notice from Aiken County South Carolina outlines 1927 levy for state county and school taxes with opening and closing dates and penalty schedule. The document also records remarks on Pan American conference diplomacy and potential shifts of headquarters from Washington to Havana as discussed with Latin American leaders.
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Richard II
Savage's Inn
Inn
Queen Annes
Inn-Yard
Banks
Marocco
Tower of
St. Paul's
Thomas Wyatt
Ladgate Hill
Ware and Smith and
Piedmont & Northern Extension
John K. Aull
Wagener
Redd’s
Salley
Jones’ Drug
Windsor
White Pond
Tillman Williams
Kitchings Mill
P. K. Livingston
Bethear School
Selvern
M. S. Gunter & Co
New Holland
Shull’s
Tabernacle
Brodie Bros
Perry
Depot
North Ameusta
John E. Cullum
Hawthorne
M. E
B. F. Holley
Warrenville
Vaucluse
McLeod's
Graniteville
Couch & Timmerman’s
Will Thompson
Gloverville
Jesse Spradley
S. C. Flage
U.S
Uncle Sam
Max Jordan
Nicaragua
Hospital
BOROW
Tom Williamson
D. W Goodward
Cacy
Ween
Township Mills
Aiken City
Aeeeree Aiken Aee
Bethear
Rocky Spring
Esseereeeeenee
Sleepy Hollow
Bloomingdale
Rocky Spring Burcalo Hammon
Hammond
Downer Millbrook
Cedar Creek
Aoeseeen
Courtney Neocons
Aiken Earle
Waneeseceeeene
Edisto
Langley and
Aiken Nanaghessuenin
Redds
McTier
McLaurin McTier
McTier Chineapin
Monetta
Millbrook
Montmorenci
Mt. Calvery
Mt Ebalsree
Chineapin Sekdhivet
Linseed
Neeston Tabernacle
Oakgrove
Wee McTier
Perry Eersemrersere Hopewell Ee Ose
Pine Forest
Aseneee
North Augusta Shultz
Pinelandssee Tabernacle
Plunkett Eeenseneeee
Tonreee Shaw Glade
Beaver Dam
Giddy
Swamp
Q Chincapin
Polkies
Shirley Branch Schultz
Clearwater Aiken Np Eee
Shaws Fork
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