Fragmented Remarks on Tax and Thought Leaders
A mixed voice essay critiques tax policy and social issues. It laments intellectual arrogance, praises Dr. Carlisle of Wofford College, muses on Lincoln, and questions who bears the soft drink tax. It argues the tax shifts burden to farmers and workers while bottlers suffer from reduced sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wofford College
Elaca Gaged
York
Rockefeller Jeuies
H. Carlisle
Dr. Carlisle
Wofford
Jes T. Mackay
Lincoln
There Isn't Any Such Animal About Senator Blease
The piece argues Cole L. Blease cannot be tamed by a senate toga and will continue fiery free speech. It notes his forum performance mirrors his earlier governor days and draws sharp criticism from colleagues for his intemperate remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole L. Blease
Caleman Livingston Blease
Geome
Washington
Coley
Senate
South Carolina
United States
Blease
South Carolina Speech Questions Mr. Blesse
A critic urges Mr. Blesse to remember his role as a state voice and to speak for the people, not for himself, while wearing his sartorial toga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitles
Blesse
South Carolina
Advertising That Hurts State Tax Advertising Debate
The piece criticizes Governor McLeod for clinging to nuisance taxes, arguing they damage South Carolina's image as a taxed state. It warns that repeating such taxes harms the state’s reputation with travelers who cross borders and note the broad inequities in the tax system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLeod
South Carolina
Cie
At Home
The Gentle Art of Filibuster in the Senate Sport
Senator Cole Blease dominates an afternoon with extended filibuster. He mocks reading skills, touts Washington and Grover Cleveland, voices views on religion and privacy, and lampoons diplomatic privileges amid a broader critique of the era’s politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole L. Blease
Senate
United States
Dawes
R. Blease
Waters
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
South Carolina
California
Johnson
New York
Neely
Blease
Eastern Star Officers Installed in Wagoner Chapter No 38
Wagoner Oklahoma Eastern Star Chapter 38 installed officers led by Mrs W M Corbitt as Worthy Matron and Jacob R Gantt as Worthy Patron with a slate including Associate Matron Mrs J C Hays secretary Mrs O R Cofer treasurer Mrs Eliza Watson conductress Mrs A L Corbett associate conductress and other officers Mrs Dolly Cook Adah Mrs Emma Richardson Ruth Mrs Leila Williams Martha Mrs Addella Gantt Electa Chaplain Mrs Ida Gantt Marshall and J M Fox Warder with Miss Nellie Polikoff as Organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Leila Williams
Martha
Addella Gantt
Electa
Delaner Gunter
Ida Gantt
Marshall
Geo. Cofer
J. M. Fox
Sentinel
Misa Nellie Polikoff
Mrs John Manning Reaches Aiken After Swallow Dip
Albany New York resident Mrs John Alex Manning who took Swallow Dip and visited Hines cottage has reached Aiken this week as part of a travel note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alex Manning
Albany
New York
Joseph Leiter
Washington
Violet
T. S. Williamson
Montreal
Canada
William Mason
Hankinson
Harry K. Hobbs
Sayville
L. L
Newberry Street
Richard Menzel
Norfolk
Elia Norris Cotco
Sarrwell Seewer
Resort News Highlights Seasonal Guests at Palm Beach Polo
The article lists prominent visitors and residents at Palm Beach and nearby estates for the season. Among names are Giraud Van Nest Foster and Valerie Herman, Eugene G Grace Jr, Bishop J N Conroy, Duke de Torlania, and Max Fleischmann. Readers learn where families stay, cottage leases, and polo activity set for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Alton Parker Hall
Alton B. Parker
New York
Eugene G. Grace, Jr
Aiken Preparatory School
Giraud van Nest Foster
Valerie Herman
Orange Grove
Foster
George L. Howard
Buffalo
N. Y
Highland Park
J. N. Conroy
Ogdensburg
M. R. Burns
Watertown
J. H. Lyons
Abington
Mass
Frederick H. Allen
Boston Priory
Pelham
Pebble Ledge
C. Oliver Iselin
Aiken
Aiken Last Week and Are At “Hopelands.” Max Fleischmann
Cherokee Cottage
Thomas Hitchcock
F. Skiddy von Stade
Goelette Gallatin
Fred H.post
Harry P. McKean
John H. Converse
United States
Duchess de Torlania
Periwinkle Cottage
Fermata and
Mrs. Alice Ergle Dies at 66 in Augusta
Mrs. Alice Ergle aged 66 dies at Augusta hospital on Thursday afternoon. She is survived by husband Fred Ergle of Graniteville two daughters Miss Alice Ergle of Graniteville and Mrs. P H Anderson of Langley and son Joe Ergle of Augusta. Funeral held Friday at Graniteville Baptist church with Rev C E Te Bow officiating. Interment in Graniteville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ergle
Augusta
Fred Ergle
Graniteville
P. H. Anderson
Langley
Joe Ergle
Graniteville Baptist Church
C. E. Te- Bow
The Jay Bird Second Issue at Aiken Institute
The Aiken Institute releases its second monthly issue The Jay Bird edited by pupils and praised as a creditable paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JAY Bird
Aiken Institute
Protect Aiken trees from vandalism and signs
The article urges protection of Aiken’s natural beauty by enforcing a city ordinance against mutilating trees and shrubbery. It notes visitors notice damaged trees along Whiskey Road and driveways, calls for stronger enforcement, and even a broader ordinance to preserve the resort’s charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Miss Louise Calvert Visits Greenwood With Relatives
Miss Louise Calvert a teacher at the Aiken Institute spent the weekend in Greenwood visiting relatives and returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Calvert
Aiken Institute
Greenwood
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Westbury
Mon Repos
Harry Worcester Smith
Worcester
Hitchcock
Palmetto Golf Club
Clarence W. Dolan
Marshall Russell
J. Enrique Zanetti
Wilcox's
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Bishop Cottage
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