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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1928

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Resenta letter questions pastors on corruption amid Hoover era

An open letter to the Ohio State Journal criticizes Republican administration corruption under Harding and Coolidge. It accuses 2,500 Methodist ministers of blindness to scandals from Denby to Daugherty and asks if church leaders denounce Tea Pot Dome era actions and prohibition enforcement failures. It cites Sen Morris Sheppard and Gov Charles Bryan as endorsers of Governor Smith.

Hoover Smith Harley - Corwin Ridgway Ohio Ohio State Journal Columbus Methodist Conference Republican Party Corwin Harding-Coolidge Republic Denby Daugherty Forbes Penientiary Sinclair Fall Daughery U. S. Supreme Court Gov. Pinchot Pennsylvania Mellon Prohibition Enforcement Bureau Treasury Department America Coolridge Anti-Saloon League Melton Harry Daugherty Sheppard Morris Sheppard Texas Charles W. Bryan William Jennings Bryan Sheppard and New York

Woman educator backs Smith in oil scandal debate

A prominent Barnard educator and vice-chair of the College League urges discipline within the Republican party over oil scandals. She endorses Governor Smith for president, praising his integrity and views while condemning Republican failures on reform and prohibition. She notes Mellon’s distillery sale and calls for party turnover.

Republican Party Acandals Herbert Hoover Dear Virginia Gildershive Barnard The College League Alfred J E. Smith Awa Andrew Mellon

Recreation Con Report Signals Shift From Baseball Pastime

A 1924 to 1927 Recreation Con survey indicates baseball on public diamonds doubled while basketball and softball grew, with tennis courts rising to 723 and 147 new swimming pools added in 1927. Enthusiasm spurred 69 new public tanks, totaling 263 courses across 180 cities.

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