Political maneuvering in South Carolina bids and bids
The piece outlines early election dynamics in South Carolina with references to Governor Richard, two potential U.S. Senate campaigns, and candidates including Senator Blea, W. Harrie, Anderson, and James Byrnes. It notes Herbert’s gubernatorial bid, tax policy debates, the $66 million radio issue, and Col. Jones’s potential political moves tied to highway funding and bond issuance, concluding with a teaser about continuation on page six.
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United States Senate
Senator Blea
W. Harrie
Anderson
James
Byrnes
Herbert
Home of Representatives
Columbia Bar
Nintie
Col Botenes
Eft Batesburg
Highway Commission
Jones
Campagen
Siomap Aearite
Colonel Jones
Richards
Power rate debate sharpens in South Carolina Senate fight
Senator Edgar A Brown of Barnwell says a thorough probe of the railroad commission could reveal a worse situation than current power rate inequities. He notes the state’s power rate system is under scrutiny and calls for formal charges if needed. A letter reveals plans for a conference with the Railroad Commission on electric power rates and related matters, with political maneuvering and funding discussions tied to potential rate investigations.
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Columbia
Edgar A. Brown
Barnwell
South Carolina Power Consumers Association
Richards
South Carolina
Railroad Commission
Brown
South Caroline
Fleetrie Power Consumers
Beiness Nen
Elrety Rate Investigation
Carolina Railroad Commission
Public Service Commission
Suedisdietion
Uleetine Gay Wells Railroad
R. A. Meares
Senator Brown
Berg
Haawweyer
Seraten
Axe
Drs
Drs To the Contingrent Fund
Trore State
Doin’ T. Stevens
South Carolina Electric Power Consumere Association
B. Jones
Trackton Elected Lieutenant Governor in 192% and 1924
Trackton was elected lieutenant governor of the state in 192% and was re elected in 1924 without opposition. He is well known over the state.
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Trackton
Old Southern houses moved to Aiken for transplanting
Old Southern architecture is being moved and rebuilt in Aiken. Mrs Gladys Thayer of New York, winter resident, bought the Butler home in Edgefield to relocate on Two Notch Road. The Pickens mansion in Edgefield was rebuilt in Aiken on Kalmia. Mayflower Inn and other properties were also relocated or rebuilt nearby by prominent residents. Mrs Thayer purchased through agent Mrs Florence Laird with work set to begin soon.
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Aiken
Gladys Thiyer
New York
Buen
Butler
Edgefield
Two Notch Road
Pickens
Kalmia Vi
Twenty Five Graduates at Aiken Institute Exercises
Twenty five young men and women received their diplomas at the Aiken Institute last evening in the Aiken Theatre. F Henderson, chairman of trustees, awarded diplomas to graduates including Taish, Emenecker Brown, Dorothy Louise Brown, Uriah Aubry Brown, James Woodrow Husheh, and many others. Speakers spoke on character and virtue, with Rev Fairy delivering the sermonic address. The class day exercises the prior morning held in the school auditorium were noted as particularly interesting.
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Aiken
F. Henderson
Uehesard
Studuntisaard Taish
Emeneker Brown
Dorothy Louise Brown
Uriah Aubry Brown
James Woodrow Huseh
Carolynn Carswell
Finles Carter
Florence Ruth Clifford
Phillip Lanier Courtney
Lauran Efron
Matlie
Mildred Efron
Mahred
Elise Hite
Wayne Wade Lire
Willie Mie Holley
Milton G. Lewkult
Della Juanita Livingston
Annie Crossant McNeil
Heulah Esquer Osban
Dorothy Edna Scott
Cyril Ovine
Caries
Wyman Opeke
Cena
Jay Mie Garret
Pega Fe Bary Willman Artiig
Pater
Tie
Bere Metis
Fairy
Ree
Hayy
Byrnes to Seek Senate Seat With Blease This Summer
Former Representative James F Byrnes of Spartanburg declares his candidacy for the United States Senate this summer. He will run again against incumbent Senator Cole L Blease, with Solicitor Leon M Harrix of Anderson also entered in the race. The move was widely anticipated across the state.
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James F. Byrnes
Toon
Spartanburg
United States Senate
Byrnes
Senate
Cole L. Blease
Leon M. Harrix
Anderson
Aiken to Host Conventions With Several South Caroli
Invited groups including the South Carolina Presa achtion and Knights of Pythma aim to hold meetings in Aiken. Plans call for a nine to ten day event in December with coordination from local hotels the Hotel Henderson and the Commercial Hotel. The program seeks to promote Aiken as a convention city this year.
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Aiken
Carcelina Hisakheps
Knightse of Pythma
South Carolina Veter Dartins Association
Hotel
Henderson
Commercial
Aikem
Re election Representative Wilmans of Seivern seeks support
In a reply to injuries and concerns from friends, Representative Wilmans of Seivern defends his record and commitment to public service. A formal reception and public notices are planned in the coming days. A memorial service is noted for the upcoming Sunday with local schools and churches involved.
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BK. Wilmans
Seivern
Willams Fins
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Inquest in Baughman Death Is Postponed
An inquest into the death of Baughman is postponed amid uncertain conditions. The report lists local names and relations connected to White Pond and CapeCtrl as observers while noting no new date yet set.
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Baughman
Not enough readable facts to form a headline
Fragmentary OCR text mentions the States Senate and an office, but no clear names, dates, places, or outcomes. The readable items are too garbled to identify a person, organization, or event with certainty.
South Carolina Convention Turmoil Ends in Adjourning
Delegates and officers clashed for over an hour seeking order as motions to adjourn and sustain business failed. Mendel L. Smith presided briefly at 6:20 pm, and the convention adjourned sine die at 7. Resolution debates touched on property taxes, real estate, and a statewide reform agenda tied to the Farmers and Packers League amid disorder and predictions of a heated summer campaign.
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South Carolina
J. Skettowe Wannamaker
Vale
Fera
Greday
Mendel L. Smith
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Cantrresaire W. OR. Stevenson
Dol. Smith
J. Mc Truluck
Famers
Paxpayers League
Tote
Valerans
Hon Seasion
Taverthiy
Wilton Ho Marke
Greemaitle
United States
Seria
Congress
Carroll
Nunes
Barheatis
Richards
Tarnwell
Florence
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