Government staffing trends and cabinet reforms in 1920s
The text discusses rising government expenses and expanding staffing from 27,000 in 1920 to higher levels in 1924 across commissions and bureaus. It argues some activities should be moved to individuals supervised by Cabinet members, and calls for abolishing or consolidating departments to boost efficiency and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sess
Carolina
Bureau of These
Bureau of Th Census
Government waste and salary excesses spark calls for probe
a speech denounces high salaries for federal officers and assistants, notably $7500 for senators and $10000 for a Shipping Board assistant, while War and Navy aides earn $7500. critics warn of Commission power abuses and rising government costs across national, state, and local levels, urging fiscal restraint and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarolna
Séury
Congress
United States
Shipping Board
Nations
Fife
Dar
Bysnes
Tas
Tourists' Hotel Development Plan Promises Modern Resort
North Augusta businessman James A. Jackson unveils a 4000 acre Coastal South Carolina project near Aiken promising a premier resort hotel with 4000 rooms and extensive amenities. Partnered with Chicago architect Benjamin Marshall, the plan envisions golf, sport fields, villas, a scenic rail extension, and a large garden complex, aiming to attract tourism and boost regional development.
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Airica
America
James A. Jackson
North Augusta
Jackson
Aiken County
Flo
United States
Ce Cave
Sth
Pis Yee
Allo City
North Augusta Land Company
South Carolina
Aiken
Remy Augusta
Towree
Toons Wach
Atric
Beatwat
Avidin
Phe
Promi
Marshall
Georgia and Florida
Ramonts
Edgefield
Greento
Augusta
Norse Creek
Ptae
Omer Fee
Mike Dunk
Georgia
New York
Eby Fontasiasay
Dutalan
Genel
Thorton Terrsee
University of Genevae
Sergeamt
Spd
Aiista
Hanvbesg
Vedo
Lsesigs
Medda
Stuart Ieee
Tait Vernon
Injured rider in drag races amid medical care delay
Mrs. Chipehase suffered a painful injury Tuesday after being thrown from her mount in a drag race. Medical aid was summoned and the sufferer received prompt attention. Physicians say serious results are expected and the patient is resting as comfortably as could be expected.
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Chipehase
George TH. Chipebase
Spiritually Delighted Audience in Aiken Charity Concert
Aiken Library benefited from a Charleston Spiritual Society performance by the Student Club audience, with many winter visitors. Dr K J Ray announced progress toward raising 20000 for Dibble Memorial Library endowment, noting 6000 still to raise and deadlines by April 1, urging subscriptions and community support.
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Aiken
Charleston
Winter Colony
Sky
Cs Vie Et Ke
K. J. Ray
Aiken Library
Ray
Promise of Lights and Public Power Debate in Williston
A Williston committee led by J P Joyner and G A Redd seeks Edista Power Company lines to supply lights for Windsor and White Tea Memorial Commission. Officials from Edista were asked to visit to discuss feasibility and costs amid local opposition to Sundry proposals.
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Williston
J.P. Joyner
G. A. Redd
Winnsor
OL LL
Woodshor
Ay Willistons
Mainz Public Service Company
Asken
Denmark
Edista Paitie Pro
Aiken County
Edista
Wa Histon
Windsor
Ada Herrin Dies at Home Near Aiken
Mrs Ada Herrin died Saturday at her home near Aiken after a brief illness. She was 18 years old and was survived by her mother Mrs G Here rin and two brothers. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon with interment in the family grounds near Shaw's Fork Reverend Book night officiating.
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Aml
Dy Baughman
Wagover
O. Fb. Baughmin
Phese
Ada Herrin
Aiken
Herrin
Pasamania
Aire
Bo G. Hererin
Roun
Shaw's Fork
Booknight
Seatson's First Polo Saturday Feb 27
The first polo of the season will be seen on Harriman fields Friday February 27, with a cup match hosted by the Aiken Polo Club for visitors attending the county health officers meeting. The roster includes notable sportsmen and continues into the March schedule with Army and international players expected. the club notes about 210 polo members and plans for a strong season.
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Harriman
Aiken Polo Club
Aiken
Jeclen Staxaeiwers
W Srethdet
Rend Hare
Ax Wear Hie
Eideby Cren Bade
Spor Jr
Bayard Tuckerman
Prince of Wales
Long Island
Quincy A. Shaw
A. G. Miles
Harry Payne Whitney
Wil Jton Webb
Ro Bo Strawhodre
Aliy
Oatse Tormaine Hitchwoek
Army Tem
Mada Clu
Miaai
George A. Durban
Health Officers To Meet Here Friday
Health officers from Santi Casvilinat County will gather in the county seat for a public meeting Friday. The session includes remarks by Wyman of the County Medical Society and welcomes from the Chamber of Commerce, with general discussion on health systems and related topics.
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Othe
Santi Casvilinat
Aker
Ahibsa Vesjae
Mois Howes
Aya Shin
Dumel
Sveretiey
Wfeaith
Colamba
Directors
Bsns of
Western Carolina
Adifress
Weltane
Fa Athen County Medical Society
de Bo FL Wyman
Welcane
Chamber of Commertes-Kraik
Colum
Story Hour at Library Set for Wednesdays
The library announces a weekly Story Hour for children aged six to eleven held every Wednesday afternoon from 4 o clock.
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Library Mere
Jean
Wirarcan
Sears
Wagener Citizens Plan New School Building
A mass meeting at the school house showed strong support for building a new Wish School on two acres beyond the current site while remodelling the present building for safety and growth. A four-member committee will aid trustees and prepare a plan to present to district voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagener
Children Inc
A. Ll. Garvin
Johnson
Riehartsan
Willian
Iigtriet
Glover-Tyter Unite in Simple Saeksen Nuptials
The ceremony joined Kate Tyter of Saeksen and Paul Glover of Aiken in a small private wedding held in the presence of close friends. The couple plans to reside in AvKen after a brief celebration, with many family members in attendance.
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Glover-Tyter
Kate Tyter
Saeksen
Siyek
Paul
Glover
Aiken
McCarter Family Vote and Birthday Wishes
Mrs McCarter recalls voting at the polls with her son I L McCarter while hoping for a celebration. The piece notes past political tension and references a trip to see the Legislature, wishing Mrs McCarter many happy returns and future celebrations.
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Basile McCareer
McCarter
I. McCarter
Cohen
Sirs. McCarter
Columbia
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