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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1926

Page

3

Back to the People as Legislature Adjourns Sine Die

The Seventy sixth General Assembly ends after a long session marked by stalled reform and an entrenched tax system. lawmakers face voter backlash as some promise retirement, while critics blame leaders for steering appropriations to preserve old inequities. The piece notes statewide tax discontent and hints at forthcoming campaign battles.

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South Carolina to Adopt Four Year State Officer Terms

The article discusses a shift to four year terms for state officers in South Carolina including the governor, attorney general, secretary of state, comptroller general, and others. It notes ratification by the General Assembly of amendments favoring longer terms, the political campaigns to implement the change, and legislative actions on biennial sessions and related constitutional issues.

South Carolina Edu San Caroling General Assembly Exnor Garolina House Senate

Horse Show Changes Polo Schedule In Aiken

The Aiken Horse Show will be held tomorrow in Witchcock woods causing the usual Saturday polo match to be canceled. The Iselin cup match moves to Friday afternoon at 8:50 on the Whitney field with expected large crowds from Augusta Camden and nearby areas.

Aiken Witchcock Woods Augusta Camden Ther Nearchy

Pay-in-Full Experience Quoted in Storied Message

A fragmentary quote recalls a man giving his wife birthday money only for it to be spent, prompting further payments. The note mentions a person named Lostun TVreus cript and hints at investment or purchase dynamics within familial finances.

Richest Americans Visit Aitken In Private Car

George P. F. Baker Sr of New York, second only to Rockefeller in wealth, and banker of national fame, traveled to Aitken yesterday in Baker's private car. He is escorted by Georgy A. John, Lehigh Valley Railroad president, and visits Baker’s daughter Mrs. William Gorby Lowe, who rents a cottage for the season. Baker is 87 but remains active in finance.

George PF. Baker, Sr New York United States John D. Rockefeller Georgy A. John Lehigh Valley Railroad Aitken Maker

Gubernatorial prospects swirl as Stewart may run

A statewide preconvention pulse shows Senator Stewart under pressure to declare, while Col Thomas Spratt, veteran banker and farmer, is urged to consider a bid. Other names surface including Carroll Deas Durens, Lt. Gov. E. B. Jackson, Ira Blackwood, and George Laney as possible candidates, with party insiders weighing the field and timing. Revival services at Langley Baptist Church invite public attendance.

Stawert Stewart Col Spratt Nat Carrol de of Daurens Ways—and—Means House E. B. Jackson Wagener Ira Blackwood Spartanburg George K. Laney Chesterfield Wilson O. Harvey Clint Graydon Columbia James G. Padgett Walterboro Seaace Chamber James AC. Sheppard Edgefield Julian Scarborough Clarendon Sam T. Carter Scarborough General Assembly Carter Youngs H. Vance Vance Dae Wert Deader Farm Blue J. Bertman Ane Dersan Alse Erie de Fetter Jehnik Marabba Umen Henry ©. Moore Cal Eagard Brown Uniteds Ataris Senate Langeet Langley Baptist Church A. Vo Wrexe Evaingee

Aiken Feature Promises Rich Portraits of Racing Locale

A Sunday magazine page published March 20 highlights Aiken with a richly illustrated story by Harbert Reed. It portrays Aiken as "The Land of the Hibernating Horseman" where the Big Four and followers gather for a vigorous, storied equestrian culture. It names Thomas Hitchcock and Abs Hitchcock among figures featured in Reid Kirkland’s photos and mentions the Drag, Eastern Horse Club, and J. M. Byers colors.

Manations The Juxton Aiken Harbert Réed Reid Kirkland Thomas Hitchecek Cohimbasas Eldorado America Gridenten George Chipchase Imp Harroviah England J. M. Byers Gesehran Abs Thomas Hitchcock Tyteria Nad P Thal

Candidacy Set for Special City Council Primary

Three candidates G Tillman Duches E C Lowe and J A M Gardner announced for the special city council primary to be held Thursday April 1. J E Shuler’s resignation remains not received but expected before the primary as election clerks await formal action. Voters must register by Saturday afternoon and ward books are at J W Ashhurst for uptown and C M Bishop for downtown.

Elose ‘Tomor G. Tillman Duches E. C. Lowe J. A. M. Gardner J. E. Shuler la Florida Shuler Pookster Ith Ar & Ip Ait de Ea Usraepinitee Gtbag Esse Rr Ree Aiken Down-Town C. M. Bishop

WHA, SVHYRWS COMEDY PRISESTED IN GREENVILLE

Fragmentary text shows a comedy prize event in Greenville with names like Dien Sawarag Salles and Mariel Dube. References to detectives and a play in Gren guscinlat hint at a dramatic production with local figures Sawyer and Mas in directing roles.

Greenville Dien Sawarag Salles Sayeayeh Denny Gely Mas Sawyer

Library plans move after architect visit in Aiken

Burrell Hoffman of New York, who prepared Dibble Memorial Library plans, arrived in Aiken as guest of Joseph Stevens. He met with the library building committee led by J. T. Cannon to discuss enlarging the library and plans to seek bids for construction soon after.

Burrell Hoffman New York Dibble Memorial Library Aiken Joseph Stevens Hares Hoffman J. T. Cannon Stepa-Willtretaker Renee

Kiethings Mile Club Holds Green St Patrick Meeting

The Kietchings Mile Club held its regular afternoon meeting at Brodie's home with a large crowd. Miss Blanche Bailey led a successful floor coverings demonstration. Prizes were awarded in a St Patrick's contest and a harp prize went to Ada Cullen and Lawton Onuk. Refreshments featured green cake and whipped cream.

Keptchings —Mill Kitccings Brodie Blanche Bailey St, Patrick's St Patrick's Margaret Aydrick Della Kitelvitus Ada Cullen Lawton Onuk Lenadeth Price Anprusta Wy Wo Bendis Mise Glavius Munich Cobain Miu Anite Lennie Bredig Macel Meol Truly Vredie Vasitas Viabadin Dsiper Saintdeay Evenanes Bidlman

Aiken County Girls in Nationwide Contest

South Carolina high school girls vie for university scholarships and cash prizes in the Third Nation Meat Story Contest. Winners from Adrien Summerville and nearby towns compete for major prizes including a university scholarship and $180,008 in cash. The final contest date is set for April 1.

Chicago South Carolina Accordlge de Adrien Ladey Bellover Frogmore Gageley Tard Summerville United States Rash Paicel

Capers Chapel Sermon Sparks Community Debate

A chaotic OCR fragment mentions Capers Church preaching, Capers Chapel, and a tense scene with teachers and attendees. The text references a sermon, a character Meech Talend, and various unclear actions during a service, with emphasis on community reaction and guidance.

Cotton as War Reserve and Domestic Supply Argument

In a discussion on wartime policy, Mr Hare defends a bill mandating at least 100000 bales of cotton annually for ten years to be kept in reserve as ammunition. He argues cotton is essential for explosives and that limiting trade may stabilize prices while preserving military needs.

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Bamberg paper explains why John T Duncan got votes

Bamberg banner quotes Representative Rinenberg of Charleston saying John T Duncan secured votes for a governor race. The article claims the present governor faced doubts and overconfidence affected efforts, with insinuations about vote totals and political maneuvering influencing outcomes in the South.

John T. Duncan Bamberg Rinenberg Charleston John T. Danecay Chu Vates Paknamer Keenuae Dancan Legiise South Suuesbib Vga Cote Pouubaee

Irregular Performance at New Nanette Theatre

Fragmented review notes praise and confusion around a show at New Nanette Theatre in Athens. Mentions Slinger Watburn and a seaside playhouse, with inferred attendance and routine visits. No clear dates or outcomes are established in the readable text.

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