Prison Outbreaks Prompt Plea From South Carolina Official
Col. N. Pearman superintendent of the South Carolina State Penitentiary discusses causes of prison unrest. He cites unemployment inside prisons and outside influences as key drivers, noting record inmate numbers in 1929 with a majority of white prisoners in the state system. He argues for employment and disciplined reform to reduce uprisings and improve systems. (Continued, on page three)
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N. Pearman
South
Carolina State Penitentiary
Nacaaltton
Walla
Ted
Col. Pearmen
Adam
Garden of Eden
Eutelde
Saedicinls
Dineb
Amother
Col. Pearman
South Carolina
Columbia
South Carolina State Prison
Pearman
Master’s Sale in Aiken County South Carolina
A public sale by Edwards and Croft Master for Aiken County follows a 1930 order in the Court of Common Pleas. The estate offers two parcels, totaling about 348 acres, with boundaries described by streams and roads, plus a separate graniteville lot. Cash terms require $100 or $50 deposits. purchases cover deed and revenue stamps, with immediate resale if bids fail.
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Georgia
Ann Hitt
Court ‘of Common Pleas
Aiken
County of
State of
South Carolina
George Blocker
Henry Jones
Elijah Horrie
Little Horse Creek
Starling Fields
Rock- Branch
TT E. Hitt,Jr
Henry Broadwater
Charles “MéLéndon
Bank of Graniteville
Sms Smith
Graniteville
Gownby
South ‘Carolina
Landa
W. H. McMichael
Fannie Wright
Samps Turner
Brewer Street
Paul Burnett
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Ford Motor Company
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