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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1928
Page
6
Anaticanta scholarship notice indicates applications due by July 10 for scholarships worth 100 dollars plus tuition. The next session opens September 19, 1928. Summer School runs June 19 to July 26, 1928 with a faculty of 50 offering more than 100 courses for teachers and principals. Degrees conferred at end of term. full information from the Summer School Director.
The Houston race dominates South Carolina chatter with George of Georgia favored by some yet Smith opposed by a majority. Bleare signals backing a South Carolinian for the delegation leader, while blocs realign and initial ballots hint at a George tilt or possible anti-Smith coalitions.
The text records partial delegate tallies for several states and notes three states not yet selecting delegates. Mentions Nebraska Maryland Arkansas Florida Mississippi Texas South Easton Kentucky North Carolina Virginia with varying delegate counts and quotes about no candidate currently claiming delegates. The fragmentary source lacks clear outcome.
A House approved Boulder Canyon Dam project aims to develop hydroelectric power and water for irrigation. Estimated minimum cost reaches 125 million dollars, with promises of long term capital recovery and tenfold benefits to affected territories, amid broader criticism of public resource giveaways and monopolistic influence. Japan cites imperial parallels to Britain in Egypt and India amid domestic concerns over cost and legality of policy.
A reflection argues it serves no purpose to guess a woman’s age. It questions whether men would dare to tell the truth about it if they were sure of the answer.
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