Looking Ahead Politically to 1930 Campaign in SC
A Columbia Record report links Col Edgar A Brown and Dowell E Patterson to looming gubernatorial bids. Brown refutes unauthorized remarks while Patterson denies candidacy. speculation swirls around Byrnes, Stones, Sapp, and others. The piece notes past campaigns and hints next year may see heightened political activity across South Carolina.
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Columbia
Columbia Record
Edgar A. Brown
Bothwell County
Dowell E. Patterson
Charleston
South Carolina
Col. Brown
Record
United States
League of Nations
United States Senate
Gov
Brown
Council Opposes New Power Company Rates in Aiken
Aiken City Council at its regular meeting voiced opposition to the South Carolina Power Company’s new rate schedule. A resolution was approved demanding authority for the rate changes. The body also terminated the lease of J. H. Welborn to the Opera House and referred a petition on Hayne Avenue drainage to the street committee for immediate action. A motociclete deliveryman from Platts Drug Store reported a fall and sought action, but the fire department investigation found no culpability. The June 1 balance was $2,018.08 with receipts and expenditures listed.
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Aiken City
South Carolina Power Company
Power Company
Council
J. H. Welborn
Aiken Opera House
J. R. DuBose
Herman Huhn
QO. B. Hutson
Hayne Avenue
LaGrange Scott
Platt
Dantages
Toltows
Chamber of Commerce Issues The Bulletin
The Athien Chamber publishes The Bulletin with notices on street paving and civic concerns. President Tierman L Hatin heads the board with Ernest DL Alen secretary and directors Andersen Ashhuret Wahn Stafers Lorenz Holley Verenes. Diane McDaniel of Norcross is guest of Helen Satcher in Graniteville. she is a faculty member at the Aiken Institute.
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Hernan Ht
Tien
Tretlorson
Aten
Daninan
Coops
Henes Vis Atken
Tierman Tl. Hatin
Atken Chamber
Ernest DL. Alen
C. BR. Andersen
John W. Ashhuret
Flerman HH. Wahn
Ernest R. Stafers
A. RK. Lorenz
Leon S. Holley
Janie Verenes
Diane McDaniel
Norcross
Graniteville
Helen Satcher
McTtaniel
Aiken Institute
Aiken Bond Issue Expenditure Plan and Outcomes
The article reports a 32400000 bond authorization approved by Aiken voters to fund a main sewer line expansion, eastern and southern storm drainage, street paving linking to State Highways, and retirement of short term notes for permanent improvements. It notes bond market weakness and uneven bid prices, with limited realized value upon sale, and details incomplete execution of planned works and remaining unmet goals.
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Fies
Aiken
Sand River
Fiscity
Rubinsemitumphoy Co
Southern Bank of Atlanta
South Carolina
Agen
Uim
Gover
Y Net
Vaviren Amd
York
Sectien Et Aken
Pieter
Costs of Prohibition Nine Years After National Policy
An official release reports prohibition has cost 141 million dollars over nine years while fines penalties and taxes amount to 480 million. The numbers exclude DOJ prosecutions for liquor law violators.
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IM. Dersn
Darin
Department of Justice
Rafe King Is Sentenced to Death in Chester Murder Case
Chester South Carolina news reports jurors convicted Rafe King Jr. of first degree murder in the slaying of his wife Faye King. King was sentenced to death for the Sharon County incident, with the verdict reached after a brief three-ballot deliberation. The defense claimed possible self harm but the jury rejected mercy.
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Chester, S. C
Kafe F. King, Jr
Faye King
King
Andre Henry
Sharon
York County
Wes
Mertung Fist
Makes Second Attempt To Commit Death By Own Action
Miss Ting Jones, 15, of Graniteville, is held in guard after a second attempt to end her life by self harm at Plat Hoek near Granite. She had previously tried to kill herself months earlier, but her mother prevented the act. The pistol she used was knocked away, leaving her heart exposed to danger.
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Cris
Plat Hoek
Granite
Ting Jones
Mir
Trolley line ends as Augusta Aiken interurban fades
The Augusta Aiken interurban line, once a regional link, ends its operation with the last streetcar departing Aiken at 11 p.m. Sunday under South Carolina Railroad Commission orders. A bus line will replace it, signaling the rise of automobiles in the corridor.
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Augusta-Aiken
Augusta- Aiken
Aiken
Augusta
Innbeene
Augusta-Aiken Railway Company
Amialeas
Ientiis
South Cyrafina Power Company
Parse Crech Valles
Aloost
Here
Halrand
Atre Waegud
Heat victory reported in unclear local note
A fragmented OCR item mentions a heat win and various names and places in garbled form. Key entities include heat teams and potential affiliations, with uncertain details and multiple stray words. The readable core indicates a victory event but lacks coherent dates or locations.
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Patterson
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Pattersem
Wade
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Tate
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Nville
Cale House
Clemson Cakre
Thomas P. Stones Sf
Arleston
Claude Sapp
Combia
James Byrnes
Spartanburg
NEW Power Company
Welbore
Opera House
Spos GT
Commission of Public
Werle
Fakinee An Hain Bynes 4
Chamber of Commerce
Bulletin
Bill Hactisen
Yat Sand
Sey Civil Peteran
Bill
Feave
Hughbey
Henderson
Chamber of Commerce Bulletin
Rafe King
Chester
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