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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1928
Page
6
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The author argues anger at crime and disorder in South Carolina rests with the educated and respectable. Voter apathy from women and men who complain but do not vote is blamed for allowing lawlessness. Juries may be manipulated by corrupt sheriffs and clerks, letting criminals escape. Strong call for ethical leadership, voting, and accountable officials to restore law and order.
A speaker urges the public to back capable leaders rather than merely virtuous figures. He argues good moral character without ability fails to reform the state, cites Judge Cothran as a tested example, and insists loyal support will make the State clean rather than a byword and disgrace.
The Republican National Convention in Kansas City appeared workmanlike and businesslike with little backroom dealmaking or cabinet bargaining. Delegates treated the outcome as foregone and noted debates over party control by blocs, equalization taxes for farmers, and enforcement of the 18th Amendment, while Mer Toover for President and Curtis for Vice President were named as leaders.
Fragmentary notes recount claims that the Declaration of Independence was not signed in the South or during the time. The document cites various figures and proceedings, including John Mamesek and Charles Phompeon, and mentions processes and debates among states and Congress.
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