Gubernatorial Candidates Discuss Cabbages and Kings
The upcoming South Carolina gubernatorial campaign opens with sharp exchanges over the $65,000,000 highway bond issue. Candidates Beith Johnston and McMahon target Highway Commissioner Jones amid mudslinging on taxation, wealth, and proposed relief.
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Blatherskites and sewer rats target candidates say Jones
A telegraph from publisher Din te Ho Hos Peace quotes highway commissioner ally Alten aise denouncing foes as blather skites and sewer rats in a heated political clash. The statements, claimed to be opportunistic deception, sparked criticism of personal politics and raised questions about motive behind the attacks.
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State Campaign Meeting Here Tomorrow at the Court House
A notice announces a state campaign meeting to be held tomorrow at the courthouse. The text is fragmented but centers on local political organizing and a public gathering at the courthouse location. The readable portions indicate a planned event with attendees and potential speakers.
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Blease Takes Credit For Flood Relief
Local reports credit Gov. Blease with flood relief efforts as communities recover from damage. The text emphasizes his public stance and claims of leadership during the disaster response.
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Wagener Resident Jackson Fails to Qualify
A Wagener resident named Jackson did not meet the qualifying criteria in a local event. The fragmentary report notes Jackson’s attendance with relatives and references unclear details about the competition and outcome.
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Campaign opens in Sumter for Blease Byrnes and Harriss
United States Senate contenders Cole L. Blease of Florida noted Spartanburg Byrnes and Anderson Harriss opened their Sumter County courthouse campaign. Speakers attacked Blease’s record and pledged to seek reform. A later address by Burgess defended his fourteen years in Congress and urged continued support.
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