Airplane Pilot Dies After Gaston Field Crash
Ray Barlow of New York an aviator died from injuries after a plane piloted with Price Gregory of Aiken struck a tree limb at Gaston field Sunday. Gregory survived with severe injuries including a crushed chest and leg amputation. Barlow’s back was broken and he was paralyzed from the armpits down. both were rushed to Augusta hospital, with Gregory later moved from Aiken hospital. The crash followed a stunt, the plane breaking a tree limb then crashing from about 60 feet as control allegedly locked.
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Ray Barlow
New York
Price Gregory
Aiken
Gaston Polo Field
Augusta Hospital
Barlow
Charles A. Lindberg
America
France
Aiken Hospital
Gregory
Barrow
Augusta
Gaston Field
James McAlister
Ueasho
Aitkenospital
Couch & Timmerman’ Whulanee
Graniville
Kibler
Edgar Couchere
Wisconsin
Brewn Aod
Charles Tainediberte
Atken
Tin Ton Field
Megr
Regay
Seces
Her
Boy Shot Three Times In Fatal Standoff At Filling Station
Ole Blackstone, a white filling station operator near Plunkett's Pond on the Columbia highway, shot Fred Day three times after an argument while jigging on paving. Day, 21, died en route to a hospital. Blackstone is jailed on a murder charge after a coroner's inquest found Day died from gunshot wounds.
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Fred. Day
Ole Blackstone
Plunkett's Pond
Columbia Highway
Blackstone
J. Pierce Howard
Young Day
Press Day
Ridge Spring
Day
Blarkstone
Boone
Weatherford House Acquirement Reported in Hartsville
The W H Weatherford house on Boundary Avenue was phased by TW C Jordan, auditor of Ken county, who expects to occupy a home. The purchase price is said to be 6500 dollars. Haskell Shuler Roland Murray and John BE Stansfield were in Hartsville yesterday on business.
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W. H. Weatherford
Vuth Boundary Avenue
TW. C. Jordan
Ken County
Haskell, Shuler
Roland Murray
Ohn BE
Stansfield
Hartsville
Famous Negro Comedy Coming in February
A fragmentary notice describes the play Thy Man Who Died at Taolve Wealock as part of the Tapertuite, with Frederick H. Keeh staging by The Playmakers at Aiken Theatre. It notes Groro, Paul Robeson praise, and a cast centered on Salley Evans and Charlie McParland amid themes of misery and hard drinking.
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Groro
Ane
Abratiain
Taolve
Frederick HH. Kéeh
Aiken
Fohronryi
Green
Endorse Stansfield For Vice Councillor
The quarterly convention of the fifth district of the Junior Order endorsed John E. Stansfield of Aiken for state vice councillor. Delegates from Aiken Graniteville Warrenville Bath Langley and Edgefield attended the meeting in Edgefield. The state convention will elect in April with events in Aiken. Deacons of the First Baptist Church met with Mr and Mrs G Townes Monday night.
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Hiei
Edgefield Sever
John E. Stansfield
Aiken
Aken
Graniteville
Warrmavillie
Bath
Langley
Edgefield
The
First Baptist Church
Chamber postpones hotel project for time
The Chamber of Commerce announced on Tuesday via secretary E L Allen that the campaign for erecting a modern hotel has been postponed for two months. Busy winter conditions and limited town participation prompted the delay to allow broader funding and planning.
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Chamber of Commerce
E L. Allen
Prade
Howie
Chamber of Commieree
Pliekenbuey Tsyetem, Inc
Psirrelune
WLS
Teac
Dasseness
Seth Fe
Langley Girl Explains How College Girls Waste Time
An article by Miss Richardine Palker of Langley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Parker, examines the practice of "wasting time" among college girls. She argues that social visits and constant chatter divert study time and hinder achievement, urging disciplined routines to curb idle hours.
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Langley
Collee
Richardine Palker
D. R. Parker
Asa
Tyea
Bales Ginned and Local Accidents Reported in North Carolina
Report shows 13 891 857 bales ginned to January 15 with notes of a high production and regional summaries. In another item a mule killed and a woman hurt in a road incident on Wire Road and nearby highways. Mr. Repardse and Mrs Ted mentioned in local travel notes around Athens.
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Raehiardson
South Carolina Legislature Grapples With Prohibition and Tax Reform
The 1929 South Carolina legislature, convened January 8, debates biennial sessions, farm relief, compulsory education, and real estate taxes. A Senate bill would allow wine and whiskey for medicine under the Volstead Act with physician prescription. a House bill seeks mandatory chain gang penalties for prohibition violations.
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Tax Commission
Deleste
Columbia
General Assembly of
South Carolina
Senate
Nash
Sumter
Washington
Representative C. 5. Ord
Fairfield
Woestaira
Tobtry Ag
Astess
Ater
Bern
Pete Eters
Biohead
Ted
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Gaston Pola
Howard
Kitchin
Edista Rive
Otlie ‘Blackstone
Tom Tarver
Molatien
Wooten
Saxemrek
Albert T Reid
Mit
Tin
Ihe
Antab
Reas
Settee Gesary
Pates
Tabitha
Lea Ake Ainge
North Carolina
South
Megson
Mro
Mrs
Cm Vome
Athen
General Assembly
Aronin Capitol
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