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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1927
Page
10
Fragmentary words suggest a discussion of foundations and self improvement. The text references nature, foundation, perfection, and removing undermining influences. No clear event or persons identified.
Former U S Senator John L McLaurin recalls the 1885 Bennettsville meeting that launched the Tillman movement. He describes meeting B R Tillman, the Marlboro courthouse boom, and their rise from political outsiders to power in South Carolina. The interview covers ring politics, rivalries, and the founding moment of a political upheaval.
A London theater manager strict on his war service rank is visited by a famous actor manager asking for Mr Dash. The doorman says the colonel is upstairs, and the actor replies Corporal Blank would like to see him.
South Carolina Division U D C urges chapters to raise 5000 dollars for a Wade Hampton statue in Washington. President Mrs. Mauldin calls for campaigns publicity committees and local newspaper help while urging all members to contribute before details begin. The appeal notes the act and commission including the Governor and state officials.
A Vancouver Province account describes a subway car scene where a respectful elderly Black man gives his seat to a woman. He bows and proclaims to all, No depravity, madam, no depravity, reflecting a harsh social dynamic.
Mrs Nellie Frances Hahn applies for appointment as Administratrix of Fred Hahn deceased citing the court in Aiken to show cause on June 4 1927 at 11 o'clock am why she should not be appointed. The notice summons kindred creditors and interested parties to appear at the courthouse.
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