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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1927

Page

3

Forty Years in Politics McLaurin Reflects on Spain Treaty

Ex senator McLaurin recalls four decades in public life in Bennettsville. He discusses his Spain peace treaty vote, hiswarding losses, his shift in stance under pressure, and the moral choices shaping his career amid the Philippine crisis and party conflicts.

John L. McLaurin Spain Bennettsville United States Senate Exsenator McLaurin Uncle Sam

Report of Condition of South Carolina Bank 1927

The document lists assets and liabilities for a South Carolina bank as of July 6 1927. It covers cash in vault and deposits with Federal Reserve Bank and national banks including notes and bills rediscounted and time deposits. The statement is sworn by W P Williams cashier and notarized by E W Burnett.

Cardui Cardus Federal Reserve Bank U. S State OF South Carolina County of Aiken W. P. Williams

Canada’s Progress From Colonies to Unified Nation

The article notes Canada’s 60 year rise under Sir Henry W. Thornton on railway expansion output and trade. Population growth tripled, railway mileage grew sixteenfold, foreign trade thirteenfold, manufacturing capital forty-fivefold, savings deposits fortyfold.National revenue per capita rose from 5.50 to 37.04. over 200 million invested in new industries. Canada exported more wheat than major rivals and added 720000 barrels of flour beyond the U.S. It cites 4 550 000 horsepower waterpower worth 200 million annually and mentions vast arable and timber lands awaiting development.

United States Canada Henry W. Thornton Canadian National Railways Thorton Australia

Men Without a Country in Teapot Dome Case

Rich oilman H H Blackmer fled to Europe to dodge Teapot Dome subpoenas and had his passport revoked by the American Consul. James ONeill also fled and faces exile as a fugitive from justice with a $230,000 Liberty bond link to J. P. Fall, complicating potential return to Washington.

Teapot Dome H.H. Blackmer Europe France James O'Neil Washington Fall

Foreign investments in 1926 total over thirteen billion dollars

Dr. Max Winkler for the Foreign Policy association reports American investments abroad at year end 1926 valued at 13 006 000 000 with Europe 1 3 billion and Canada 2 5 billion among others. The note adds 11 5 billion in war debts not included and cites U S influence as creditor sometimes requiring intervention including a 2017 reference.

Max Winkler The Foreign Policy Association Winkler Europe Canada Cuba Mexico Central America South America China Japan Philippines Miscellaneous United States Wall Street

Wealth of the very wealthy in America noted

The Greenwood Index Journal says only two hundred seven U.S. individuals had net incomes above one million dollars last year, a reflection on the country’s unparalleled material prosperity and regional differences in feeling it.

America Gee McGee Washington United States Greenwood Index- Journal

Roughneck Representatives in Cairo Honor Retiring Minister

Dr Morton Howard the retiring American Minister to Egypt faced sharp remarks at a Cairo party in his honor. Dr Howell condemned British policy in Egypt calling out forced opium and whiskey impositions on a people unable to defend themselves under treaties and legal obligations they do not fully join or control.

Spain McKinley Maine South Carolina Tillman Washington Irby Evans Congress Philippine Islands Aguinaldo Europe England United States Japan Pacific Germany Philippines Congresa China America Morton Howard Egypt Cain Cairo Howell

Howells in Egypt Criticized by British Press

Editorials condemn Dr Howell for handling delicate matters with caution and blame Washington for sending a roughneck to represent American interests in Egypt. The tone suggests public demand for more active diplomats like Howell.

Washington Egypt Howells

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