South Carolina Democrats Confront Hoover Smith Dilemma
A South Carolina Democratic stance analyzes the 1932 presidential choice amid Pro and anti Smith factions, urging calm, principled voting. It argues the platform is solid and warns that supporting Hoover risks past corruption fears, while opposing Smith risks supporting Tammany power, urging voters to weigh the entire national and state picture carefully.
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Citien
Smith
South Carolina
New York
South
America
Herbert Hoover
al Smith
Republican Party
Tammany
Aiken City Bond Route Paving Sparks Debate
Citizens weigh road plans for Richland and York streets to connect the Aiken Columbia and Aiken Augusta highways. Proponents say pave through business district for real benefit. opponents warn against routing that misses town core.
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York Street
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Commission
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Aiken-Columbia
Aiken-Augusta
Aiken Wi
Park Avenue
Richlard Avenue
Hayne Avenue
Main Street
Aiken
Smith praised as a rising national figure in southern campaign
The article lauds a man named Smith as a potential major national leader whose administrative record inspires enthusiasm among supporters. It notes his growing southern appeal, urges voters to consider him seriously, and predicts a larger caring turnout among South Carolina Democrats this election season. It references campaign dynamics and regional admiration shaping voter duty.
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Conktee
Smith
South Carolina
Bape
Byer
Atkinson Family and Close Friends Gather in Memorial
A small gathering of the Atkinson family and close friends marked a quiet remembrance. Attendees shared memories and offered condolences in a respectful ceremony, reflecting on the late relatives and the ties that bound their community.
Credits- Checks and Stock Disbursement Summary
The document lists credits with checks numbered 1268 through 1402 inclusive and notes stock disbursed. It records financial movements and allocation of stock against a ledger, reflecting a routine internal accounting entry.
Bank statement oath appears in Aiken County record
W P Williams cashier swears to the truth of the statement for the State of South Carolina. The document is sworn before Notary Beaborn Williams on the dth day of July 1923. Signatories include ER S Redd W W Brodie ER Jackson and other directors.
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Wagener
South Carolina
U. S
U.S
Banking House
Federal Reserve Bank
Beaborn Williams
of Aiken
W. P. Williams
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