Aiken Meeting Warms as Protests Heard in Race
Aiken campaign events featured Blackwood and Herbert advocating tax reform while Smoak and Williams argued for and against Prohibition. Governor candidates attacked highway officials and debated public service, with attacks on political opponents and concerns about voter turnout and honesty. The piece notes alcohol policy clashes and provisional support for prohibition blended with wet positions, ending with reference to continuing coverage on Page Fives.
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Aiken
I 4
Lexington
John McMahon
Columbia
C. i. Jones
Highway Rakutene
Richards
Highway Department
New York
McMahon
Walter Duncan
Smeak
Walterborn
McMahon Domunia
Tefersby
Calumbia
Tram McCrae
Glaser Ner Richards
Mr. Spioith
Mahon
Chen
Sneahk
Ami
Han
Amin
Ashton
Follawee
Ana
Wildeengeele Aus Litars
Eleeterd
Williams
Gaepeytaan
Sr Catolim
Enertanburg
Gold Dust Twins Attack Walter Duncan in Langley Rally
A Lexington era political clash centers on Walter Duncan accused of failing to perform state duties and funding from the treasury for unperformed services. The Langley confrontation involves Olin D Johnston and Walter Duncan with calls for accountability at a Lexington meeting and related remarks about a voucher and payroll.
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Gold Dust Twins
Walter Duncan
Olin D. Johnston
Duncan
Audienee
Jonston
Johnston
Langley
Walter_Duncan
Dston
John W. Duncan
State Treasury
State Party
Lexington
Geri
Jetnsten Meaog
Sethstead
Teesiey
Dune
Tarisan
Ivy
Walter Dhaene
Gerber Wei
Clare Phat
Walter Daneatr
Eymer
Siker Warey
Fran Ar
M F Bush enters race for general assembly
Local report notes M F Bush a merchant and farmer from El Lent on contends for the county seat general assembly seat. The piece references campaign charges, cooperation with a South movement and notes entrance fee paid and pledge given to the party, with petition and committee activity surrounding his candidacy.
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Athen County
House
Marcellois
Bush
Ellenton
Ilas
Hash
Jenkym
Frederick A. Snow Called by Death
Obituary notice for Frederick A. Snow with fragmented text detailing death and memorials. Partial reads mention locations, dates, and associated names, indicating a local public notice buried in OCR garble.
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Frederick A. Snow
Min Vee Re Gotkhe Storyboard at Augusta Charter Transfer
An unclear report notes a charter transfer of a Lee plant related to Carolinecargia service community to Augusta. The fragmented OCR mentions scores and a vendor, but readable facts are limited and names are uncertain.
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Ser
Maanaagser
Sage
Lee
Carolinecargia Service
Aiken lynching echoes at campaign meeting and county turmoil
A mess of OCR fragments recalls a lynching near Aiken and a campaign meeting where remarks about Aiken county being cut from South Carolina or annexed to hell were questioned. The piece also notes population changes in Aiken town and county, with figures on town limits, Gregg township, and unemployment in April.
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Lowman
Aiken
R. Beverly Herbert
Aiken County
South Carolina
Hell
Howard
Beverly Herbert
Calatra
Joe Campbell
Herbert
Campbell
Wyatt
Ferton
Heniersen
Dheddemset
Rae
Dean Sereetiicht
Walter
Mey Herbert
Ao Ce
Beasties Feta
Tyre
SS -Horheot
South Carolind
Axis
Columbia’ Record
South Cantina
Jin J. McMahen
Columba
McMathear
Columiae
Satturday
Vei
Ata
Tigaeoreets Ag
Ieee Teiphead
Derehe
Robert
Shusnin
Allendale
Digitiet
Cengus
Vent. S
Aiken Township
Gregg Township
Suiken
Langley Aint Greeg
Aprile
Spawn
Othe Enti
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John“stor
Blackwood
Williamis
Janhas
Gins
Ashton H. Williams
M. F. Bush
General Assembly
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Naerseany Poiyade
Frey Sey
Patie Tyler
Egypt
Getyaee Hoarty
Belive
Deene
Ed Eere
Siu Bas
Pete
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