Coolidge Woes Mount as Reed Probes G O P Money
Special Correspondence reports a Pennsylvania money politics expose tied to the Mellon machine and Reed's investigating committee. Developments foresee efforts to unseat Rep. William B. Ware as a key Republican nominee amid revelations of vast campaign expenditures and business political alliances shaping the party ahead of Illinois primaries.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Mellon
Reed
Wadgworth
New York
East
Missouri
Redd
Illinois
Wildiem
Ware
Newberry
Senate
Congress
West
Coolidge
Andrew W. Mellon
Plight of the Farmer Pictured by Pearman
Ben J. Pearman of Anderson campaigned in Aiken for Commissioner of Agriculture, blasting the department as an inspector bureau and denouncing low-quality feedstuffs. He warned farmers face economic stress, banks harming farmers, and advocated a live at home policy and action on nitrate of soda pricing.
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Department of Agriculture
Ben J. Pearman
Anderson
J. W. Shealy
McLeod
Aiken
Pearman
Shealy
South Carolina
R. H. McAdams
Due West
House of Representatives
America
Mr. McAdams
Benedict Arnold
Benedict Arnolds
Tragic Cable Accident Kills 7 Year Old Boy
Dan Curry a 7 year old boy died Tuesday afternoon after a cable tied to a tree at 45 degrees in the town’s lower area caused him to be struck in the stomach by another boy John Edwards who slid down the same cable. Coroner Tarver ruled the death an accident after an inquest found no foul play.
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Dan Curry
John Edwards
Curry
Tarver
Aiken Kiwanis Leader Returns From Montreal
Herman Hahn president of the Aiken Kiwanis Club has returned home from Montreal Canada where he attended the International Convention of Kiwanians. Mr and Mrs Osma Hutson plan to visit Maine next week.
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Ralph A. Amerman
Scranton
United States
Canada
Kiwanis Clubs
Montreal
John H. Moss
Herman Hahn
Aiken Kiwanis Club
Mrs
Osma Hutson
Maine
Brown pace setter drives fast senatorial campaign
Col. Edgar A. Brown of Barnwell launches a aggressive statewide bid challenging Senator Smith and former Senator Dial. Observers note Brown's pace and audacity as he pushes issues and keeps rivals on the defensive while the gubernatorial race remains comparatively tame.
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Edgar A. Brown
Barnwell
Senator Smith
Smith
United Senate
South Carolina
Col. Brown
Dial
Mr. Dial
Sumter
Lexington
Gubernatorial contest heats up with tax critique and intrigue
John T. Duncan challenges rivals at Aiken meeting alleging water power under the control of a trust while attacking Governor McLeod and the Tax Commission. Other speakers urge reform, vow to curb waste, and push reconsideration of taxation and government structure in South Carolina.
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John T. Duncan
Aiken
Lexington
Carroll Nance
Bob Butler
Water-Power Trust
Walter E. Duncan
South Carolina
Edmund B. Jackson
Duncan
McLeod
Tax Commission
John J. McMahan
D. A. G. Greenwood
Commission
Columbia
Acts
Outts
Senator Cutts
Thomas H. Peeples
Nance
Peeples
Emoir
Mr. Peeples
John G. Richards
Kershaw
Richards
Ira C. Blackwood
Spartanburg
Blackwood
Butler and Sheppard in a gentlemanly lieutenant governor race
Senator T. B. Butler of Cherokee and Representative James O. Sheppard of Edgefield campaign for lieutenant governor. Sheppard survives a near drowning in Horsecreek Valley after failing to appear at Langley. Butler outlines his farm years and tax-law role. Sheppard touts youth and wartime service as keys to leadership.
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T. B. Butler
James O. Sheppard
Edgefield
Mr. Sheppard
Langley
Jimmy
Garcia
Aiken
Senator Butler
Butler
Free Conference
Sheppard
Senate
France
Blease Questions Smith's Farm Attitude On Relief Bill
Senator Blease in a South Carolina primary speech questions Senator Smith's stance on the Haugen farm relief bill. He says he wants to see Smith's position published and doubts support. The exchange centers on farmers' relief and cooperation with marketing associations.
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Smith
Blease
South Carolina
Senate
Lewis Wood
Washington
Columbia Record
Senator Blease
Wade Hampton
Congress
Brown and Smith Spar Over World Court At Campaign Meeting
Senators Brown and Smith clashed over the United States role in the world court and league of nations. Smith touted adherence while Brown defended Woodrow Wilson principles and minority reports supporting the league, pledging to press the issue during the campaign.
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BE. D. Smith
Edgar A. Brown
Smith
Brown
Trereantbels
Newton de R
League of Nations
Democratic Party
Senator Smith
Baker
South Carolina
World Court
Woodrow Wilson
League
Mr. Brown
Republican Party
Democratic Platform Committee
Senate
Europe
Wall Street
Court
Congress
Thomas F. Woodlock
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brookhart
Interstate Commerce Committee
Joseph Jones Dies at 75 on Wagener Road near Aiken
Joseph Jones of Aiken aged 75 died at his home on the Wagener road last Friday morning. He was known as a hunter and dog lover with many friends among local sportsmen. He is survived by his sister Miss Savannah Jones. Funeral services were held Friday at 5:30 p.m. conducted by Capt. Gomillion with burial in the family cemetery.
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Aiken
Joseph Jones
Wagener Road
Jones
Savannah Jones
Gomillion
Hamlin Etheredge Leads Scouts Through Aiken En Route to Camp
Rev Hamlin Etheredge former St John Methodist pastor now living at North travels through Aiken with about 35 boy scouts from North and Ehrhardt en route to Trenton for a weeklong encampment under his supervision. He stops briefly to greet locals.
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Hamlin Etheredge
Rev
St. John Methodist Church
North
Aiken
Ehrhardt
Trenton
Aiken Businesses to Close for Fourth of July Holiday
Most stores and business houses in Aiken will close Monday for the Fourth of July observance though the holiday falls on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Albert Wilcox are spending the summer at Kennebunkport Maine.
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Aiken
Mrs. Albert Wilcox
Kennybunkport, Maine
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