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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1929
Page
3
Community members brainstorm a local donation day to collect clothing bedding baby items and canned foods. Residents will donate finished garments including bedroom slippers baby clothes and blankets along with green vegetables fruits and other groceries. Money donations are also acceptable to support the effort.
A special committee of the American Bar Association criticizes federal machinery as antiquated cumbersome and overlapping. They warn Congress risks stagnation as efforts to reform fail and department heads fear cutting staff or removing inefficients. The buck is passed with no remedy in sight.
Washington faces a swirl of lobby disclosures a forthcoming Fall trial and a social squabble as enforcement of liquor laws and job fears from department mergers dominate the capital scene. The latent sensation is the
The report highlights Federal Judge Charles J. Dawes in Louisville disagreeing with the Circuit Court of Appeals over liquor purchases for personal use. He suggests the question will likely reach the Supreme Court. Interspersed are quips from various papers about film backlash, a pug dog, fire and football, and a bridge anecdote.
A collage of sale items begins with Virginia Daffodil bulbs offered at 80 dollars per thousand or 3 dollars per hundred, plus 25 dollars per thousand delivered to Aiken. Also listed are wholesale hog casings from Easterling Bros of Augusta, and a 42 acre Springfield South Carolina farm with a mill pond and multiple outbuildings offered at a quick sale. Additional notices promote McNess Store work from Freeport, and various local classified ad lines promising earnings with no experience.
William D. Campbell, cashier of the Citizen's Bank of Jefferson, in Cheat erfield county recently arrested on shortage charges of about 50,000 released on bond of 300. James Parijs, 13, crushed in an automobile accident in Union last Friday died Saturday. Oscar C. Batson, prominent citizen of Laurens under arrest for assault and battery. he claimed Mrs Bastion was hurt in a wreck but was proved a liar. L Guttine, lawyer of Sumter and Mrs. Cuttine were injured in a wreck near Union Sunday. their car ran off the highway into a low bank and they are still free. In Chesterfield county men pulled pistols on the street. T P Gregory and Oscar Nickalson wounded. Clarence Guin yard, a Negro, killed near St Matthews. Orangeburg Times and Democrat carried a full page of mortgage sale ads. James W. Ladd Jr former master at Sumter to stand trial in Columbia November 4 on diverting post office funds. Spartanburg police report no officer killed in years. Trial of James Bates scheduled in Greenville next Monday in sessions court. Bates previously removed from office by the governor. Lancaster County Fair set for week of November 18. Wilton H. Ergle of Greenville elected South Carolina member of the general council of the American Bar Association. About 150 Greenville motorists arrested in October for speeding and traffic violations.
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