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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1929

Page

5

Labor Convention Condemns Senator Blease Over Labor Stand

Spartanburg delegates passed a resolution accusing Senator Cole L. Blease of evading his stance on labor unions affiliated with the South Carolina Federation of Labor. The resolution cites his West Greenville remarks urging cotton mill workers to organize under state charters while warning against L W W and other orders. The telegram Blease sent defends his position, saying he urged organization but not joins with certain groups.

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PONGRTSS MAN ON PIT ON CIGARETTES DEMONSTRATION

South Carolina representative Meswrin and Scrater Write spoke at a protest by the Antic Preapettte Allance on Washington soil. They urged ending cigarette habits as national debate stirred.

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Jackson Considers 1980 Gubernatorial Run Amid Rail Discontinuance

Bonner Lieutenant Governor E. B. Jackson of Wagener spent hours in Aiken on business and discussed his gubernatorial plans. He said he has not decided whether to run in 1980, promising to focus on the race if he chooses. The South Carolina Railroad Commission approved Carolina Power’s request to discontinue the Aiken to Augusta trolley line and tracks, with bus companies permitted to operate along a similar route to replace service.

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Woman Check Flasher Operates In Aiken

A worn report describes a woman in Aiken using a cheeky device near the Bank of Baimerude, Chan, Ment, and a service ren. The text shows fragmented names and places, with unclear details about a flasher incident and witnesses.

Woman Check Flasher Aiken Birtonat Bank of Baimerude Chan Karmel Sandia

Arrest in Augusta for Kathwood Post Office Robbery

The Augusta arrest of Monroe Rhodes, a man described as about 140 pounds and 30 years old, tied to the Kathwood post office burglary on Monday. Detectives recovered approximately 275 dollars worth of goods and opened parcel post items, with postmaster Thomas W Heath identifying stolen goods looted from the Kathwood facility.

Augusta Monroe Rhodes Kathwood Oventur Rhodes Autisti Rhales Thos W. Heath Rathwood Mrr. Health

Hold Up or Raid on Liquor Car In Fort Wayne

A fragmented report describes a hold up or raid on a liquor car with unclear details. The text mentions locations, times, and potential suspects but lacks complete names or outcomes. Further readable specifics are needed to produce a precise summary.

Gantt and Harley on Forgery Charge

Orangeburg district reports J B Harley of Barnwell and Louis B Gantt of Wagener charged with conspiracy and forgery involving bills of lading. Harley posted a $4000 bond. Gantt held on $4000 bond, with hearings expected after attorney review.

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