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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1925

Page

8

Poultry shipments and civic notes across Chesterfield County

The report lists Chesterfield shipping its fifth car of poultry and several local items: Poinsette in Greenville opened last week. Jas T Grant of Lancaster shot in the leg during a still raid. Clemson College designated distinguished by the War Secretary. Laurens to get a hospital. Clemson president-elect Sikes en route to Clemson. Spartanburg fundraiser for Rural Policeman Snoddy's widow and children. and various civic, legal, and public works notices spanning counties from Orangeburg to Florence.

Jas. T. Grant Lancaster County Clemson College Secretary of War Clemson E. W. Sikes Orangeburg County Hampshire

Madden Openly Fights District Beach Desegregation

Washington's color line issue pits Congressman Madden against District officials over beach access. Madden, as Appropriations Committee chair, vows to veto District funding if beaches are opened to whites or blacks separately, insisting all residents use the same beaches. He claims the district is under his control and warns against any separate facilities for the colored race.

Nois Congress Madden District of Columbia Chicago Washington Appropriations Committee

Heflin heralds Southern role in American history at Barnwell

Senator Thomas J. Heflin of Alabama argues in a Barnwell lecture that the South wrote much of America's history and cites battles in North and South Carolina, the roles of Jefferson and Madison, Andrew Jackson, and figures like Worth Bagley and Joe Wheeler in shaping the nation. The talk contrasts northern and southern credits and notes postwar reconciliation with the Union.

America United States Thomas J. Heflin Alabama Barnwell Senator Heflin South Bancroft Bunker Hill Boston North Carolina George Washington Kings Mountain South Carolina Thomas Jefferson James Madison Andrew Jackson Appomattox Spain Worth Bagley Joe Wheeler

Klansmen Parade Planned in Washington On Aug Eight

The District Commissioners issued a permit for a Klansmen parade in Washington on August 8 during the KKK convention. Officials require no masks or concealed faces and plain visors so faces are visible. The event aims to attract a very large crowd along Pennsylvania Avenue.

P. H. McGowan National Capital Congress Washington Cials Klan

Conway Endorses Woods for Supreme Court Vacancy

The Conway Bar endorses Albert S. Woods as a candidate to fill the Supreme Court bench vacancy. Woods, a Darlington native practicing in Marion, served as a special judge in Horry and sits in the General Assembly representing Marion County. Supporters hail him as a man of judicial temperament and high moral character.

Conway Albert S. Woods Marion Supreme Court Wood Republic of Horry Supreme Bench Woods Darlington General Assembly Harry Herarp Fraser

South leadership in World War era highlighted

The passage notes a strong Southern influence in World War I era leadership with figures like Woodrow Wilson of the South, Josephus Daniels of North Carolina as Secretary of the Navy, and Newton D. Baker born in Virginia as Secretary of War.

Grand Chapter South Carolina Order of Easter Star Sumter Grandy M. Griffin F. Bayard Culley North Augusta Margaret Evans E. S. C. Baker Conway Iran Reidsville J. W tcCowan Florence South Woodrow Wilson Josephus Daniels North Carolina Newton, D. Baker Virginia

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Chesterfield County Poinsette Greenville Udge Kennesaw Mountain Lands Jea Colombia Ville Eseti Louis Behrens Charleston State Firemen’s Association Greenwood Laurens P. Blackwell Spartanburg Snoddy Noe Harold Evans Luther Mitchell Pelzer Cotton Mills Anderson Fred Little Lexington South Yolina Firemen’s Association Congaree Orangeburg Carlos Corbett State Penitentiary W. A. Fairey Upper Methodist Conference Gaffney Sinking Fund Commission State Highway Department Samuel McGowan Columbia McGowan A. Tex Pitts J. Pitts Pitts Dell Wilkerson Winyah High School Georgetown Highway Education Board Washington, D. C B. L. Parkinson University of South Carolina Grace Vane Sanders Summerville High School By P. H. McGowan Sexator Heri Conway Endorses Gazette Bailey Military Institute Piedmont Carolina Henry C. Tillman Special Relief Commission Cos The South Carolina Bottlers Association
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