Canal debate and party loyalty in a yearlong frame
A year in advance discussion on the Farm Relief Bill and party loyalty dominates political debate. Senators labeled as “Borahite” or “Norrisite” face scrutiny for cross party votes, while calls for a return to caucus discipline echo through the article. The Nicaragua Canal is weighed against Panama, with notes on cost, time, and military needs, arguing the United States already has suitable canal capacity and defense interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BaQollatte
Tet
Rorsh
Norris
Nicragua Canal
Department
Nicaragua
United States
Parama Canal
Panama Canal
The Tron Claw of Conscription
Congressman James of Michigan has introduced a wartime draft bill to register all male citizens and applicants for citizenship ages 21 to 45, except military and diplomatic personnel, with imprisonment for noncompliance and draft boards empowered to act with finality subject to presidential intervention. The piece criticizes the measure as a regression after postwar peace efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
James
Michigan
United States District Court
Locarno
Kitchings Mill Home Demonstration Meets In Local Talk
The Kitchings Mill Home Demonstration club met with Mrs Onard Garvin on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Juanita Neeley state poultry specialist presented demonstrations on culling and caponizing. The gathering was well attended and refreshments followed served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onard Garvin
Juanita Neeley
M. A. Roy
R.L. Brodie
J. Nates Blanton
Lake City
Florida
Leland Brodie
Veterans’ Hospital
Furman Brodie
Mayor Advises Peaceful Rule For Junior Town Leader
Mayor Frank P. Trenderson introduced the newly elected Junior Town government of denier Town at the Chautauqua. John Gyles, son of former mayor Herbert E. Gyles, was urged to isolate himself in the courthouse to ensure a peaceful administration. The mayor warned that such self containment would prevent meddling over poultry, unworked streets, and delayed improvements blamed on the town’s residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redpata Chautaqua
Frank P. Trenderson
Denier Town
John Gyles
Junnior Town
Henderson
John
Herbert E. Gyles
Gyles
Cuurdhouse
Vendorderson
Aiken
Danryankves
Girl Scouts Camp At Langley In Aiken District
The Aiken troop of Girl Scouts hosts its annual camp at Langley pond on Tuesday. Camp director Mrs. Leon Foley leads with assistants Mrs. PB W. Gaston, Dr. Mrs. Fred Barker, and Miss Ola Franklin. Scouts present include Vera Barker Bonnie Frank Hankinson Margaret Patterson Mildred Halley Mildred Howard Caroline Pardue Frances Elizabeth Allen Vivian Williamson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Senate
Langley Pond
Leon
Russell Tapese
Lida Lorenz
Frances Halsenback
Elizbeth McNair
Caroline Carswell
Wiie Mae Weeks
Beulah Meek
Laura Sledge
Annie McNair
Bettie Townes
Ardria Miller
Percival Laird
Rosa Prothro
Missionary Meeting Report From North Augusta and Williston
The June Missionary meeting of the Methodist church societies from North Augusta and Williston is held today at Graniteville Methodist Church from 3 to 3. Each society is urged to end several delegates. Some state officers will attend and deliver messages from the district meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
North Augusta
Williston
Graniteville ‘Methodist Church
South Carolina Power Company aims new Aiken Augusta bus line
The South Carolina Power Company declares the Aiken Augusta Trolley Line unprofitable and plans to abandon it. A new Aiken Augusta Transportation Company will operate buses, replacing the line with faster service and fares at fifty cents, benefiting patrons and freight users. Harry Sudlow signs as District Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Aiken
Augusta
Augusta-Aiken
Aiken-Augusta
South Carolina Power Company
E. C. Lowe
W. H. Weatherford
White Motor Company
South Carolina Power, Company
Harry Sudlow
Outing Club Holds Annual Party for Members
Outing Club members enjoyed their annual party with a delicious buffet featuring barbeque chicken, cream, and cake. Edward S. Croft, new president, organized amusements and a vocal solo by Croft ended the program as dancing to Augusta orchestra continued past midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buist Martin
Joneen Brodie
J. R. Salley
Bradie
Ruth ‘DuBose Laurens
Sumter
Rand
Eastern Star
South Carolina
Dean Swamp
M Hoyt Burnet
Columbia
Hy Salley
E. Johnson
Addie Blocker
Iast
Crystal Lake
Jobmabingehome
DeLoach Warree
D. Wade
Jim Salley
M. R. Boyleston
Atlanta
Salley School
Mattie Louis Sawyer
Fountain Inn
C. A. Laniers
Lie Crea
Edward S. Croft
Lanier Branson
Croft
Ramona
Aieusta Cerchestra
Building and Loan Authority Speaks Here
Monday afternoon at the Aiken Masonic hall Black president of the Eat Building and Loan Association of Columbia spoke on building and loan associations before directors and a group of stockholders. He outlined plans to issue new stock starting next month to boost income and help more home builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attock
Aiken Masonic Hall
I Black
Eat
Aiken Building and Loan Association
HPA
Toewt
Prominent Aiken Brick Mason Charles Ball Dies
Charles Ball longtime brick mason of Aiken dies last Monday night leaving white and colored friends saddened He was a devout Cumberland A M E Church member founded by his father the late Rev William Ball His wife and several Ball siblings Elliott and Dan Ball survive Funeral is set for 2 PM today at Cumberland A M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ball
Aiken
Cumberland A. M. E. Church
William 3. Ball
Elliott Ball
Dan Ball
Cumberland Alm. FE. Church
Arrested and Fined for Disorderly Conduct in Union
Wo D. Wikler of Union was arrested Saturday on the Aike Augusta Highway by Red Officer Price Fallon for drawing a knife and disorderly conduct. He paid 128 fine but forfeited it for failing to appear before Magistrate DW Gaston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo D. Wikler
Union
Aike Auegusta
Red
Price Fallon
Omeer
Mangstrate
Gaston
Wilder
Sind
Geer Falkow
Failaw
Maphonate Court
Rt Angela Commencement Next Thursday Evening
The commencement exercises of St Ange in the Aiken are set for next Thursday evening at Ta a'clock. The Rt Rev Emmet M Walsh O S bishop of Charleston is expected to preside. Keyetvine diplomas will bear Margaret Sullivan of Savannah GA Mary Bailey of Beaufort in the class seal course Covilia Duning of Savannah GA and Ada Weatherford of Aiken in the commercial course. A program will be presented by the fuse department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ange
Aiken
Emmet M. Walsh
Charleston
Margaret Sullivan
Savanah
Mary Bailey
Beaufort
Covilia Duning
Ada Weatherford
James P Bell Died At Home Of Son
James P Bell aged 74 died at the residence of his son J O Bell in Montmoreng. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at Mt Beulah Baptist Church where the deceased had long been a member. Services were conducted by Rev Mr Toole and J E Owens. Burial followed in the church yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames TM. Bell
J. O. Bell
Vet Montmoreng
Winides
Ans Wheter
WW. Griffin
Meypttra
Sachard Yemucit Neraime
J. EH. Owens
Eva Malone Dies at 32 in Langley Homegoing
Eva Malone, wife of George Malone, died at Langley two weeks after her husband’s trial. The 32 year old was well known in the region. Funeral held at Pine Grove Baptist Church Johnstown with Rev. AP Carter officiating. survivors include sisters Mea, Scil Flarmon of Tariev and Mania Hatcher of Suter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Malone
Eva Malone
Langley
WH Tarmon
Susi's Airship and Far Flung News Echoes
Susi the celebrity gorilla aboard the Graf Zeppelin captivates crowds as air travel soars. Colonel Lindbergh hints at a New York to Buenos Aires mail service in eighty hours. Debenture farm relief schemes spark Treasury cost fears while aiding farmers is debated. King George returns to Windsor Castle amid public cheer and talk of long rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
New York
Buenos Ayres
Marnage
George
Windsor Castle
YSEStT FRIEND Exhibit Tour Planned
The YSEStT FRIEND sculpture from Charleston will begin a new tour from Spencer on June 3, ending in Atlanta July 7. It travels through North Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, and Georgia along Southern lines with a call at each stop. A community dinner and barbecue will be served during the annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scot Phead
Charleston
United States
Southern Railway
Syeten
South Carolina
Union Station
Washington, D.C
Spencer
Atlanta
Southern
North Carolina
Virginia
Tennes Madama
Georgia
Eall
Why Births Should Be Registered in South Carolina
urges timely birth registration for citizens and heirs proof. cites 1928 data: 216,805 vehicles registered and 44,000 babies, yet only 90 of 100 babies registered. lists purposes from age, citizenship, voting to pensions and estates. signed C N Miller, Director of Vital Statistics of SC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Ordinance Prohibits Storm Water Pipe Drainage into City Sewers
An ordinance declares it unlawful for any person firm or corporation to pipe or drain sanitary sewerage or dirty matter into the city storm water drain within Aiken. Violations carry a fine not more than 10 dollars or imprisonment up to 30 days. Frank Henderson mayor attested by Clerk Henry Busch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn
Frank Pp
Henderson
Mayon
Notice to Public Claims Against the County Filing Deadline
Notice to claimants that all claims against the County must be filed with the Clerk of the Board by the 25th of each month to be considered at the Commissioner’s regular meeting on the first Monday. Claims filed after the 25th miss the current meeting and wait for the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatowiar
Charatan
EL Yaun
Wil Buserer
Camis Steneps
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kitchings Mill
Pearle Brodie
W. H. Brodie
William Brelle
Seattle
Wash
Culsen
Della Livingston
van E. Clark
Hrailsford
Grace Brodie
Ada Culler
Eiliste Academy
Hacell Brodie
Clark
George Bagwell
Lev Hradie
Girl Scouts
Building and Loan Authority
RT. Angela
James PL Bell
VRS
SUSI
AIR News
Sumi
Zeppelin Ag
Rench
Treasury
Vital Statistics
S.C
Alice Barnhill
Aiken, S. C
Paul M. Hankinson
K. FL
S. C
Atpa
Limtley Nurseries
Pomona, N. C
Utp
Railroad Commission OF
Columbia, N. C
D. C
Railroad Commission OF South Carolina
J. P. Darby
Henry Busch
Southern Railway System
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!