Henderson Re-elected Mayor in Aiken City Vote
In Aiken the re election of Mayor Frank P Henderson was conceded as complete. Henderson defeated Moseley by 137 votes amid a quiet orderly municipal primary election. Uptown voters gave Henderson a large margin while downtown supported Moseley, creating an overall total of 549 to 412. The new council includes Glover Etheredge Andersson Holley Weatherford and Dyches with H G Iderson and W H Weatherford also mentioned. Debated future municipal improvements will begin soon under Hendersons administration.
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Frank P. Henders
W.J. Moreley
Henderson
Moseley
Paul B. Glover
Ben F. Etheredge
H.,g. Anderson
Henry E. Holley
W. “H. Weatherford
B. ” Tillman Dycher
Mr. Glover
City Gael
Council
H. G. ‘Iderson
W.H. Weatherford
Uptown
Hodersen
Fay Motey
Gloveroo
Andersson
Helles
Naz Weatherford
Nee Dyches
Hair
Staubes
Reisberge
Commissioner of Public Works
Real Estate Boom Continues In Aiken Season
Local market activity rises as fall and winter bring multiple transactions. Yale Dolan of Philadelphia bought the Mark Street residence from Peter Roberts for 80000, with planned additions worth about 15000. John Converse and spouse acquired the adjacent lot from G K Toole for 6200, while agencies stay busy leasing cottages amid rising inquiries as winter visitors increase. Aiken is poised to profit after national elections.
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Yale Dolan
Philadelphia
Clarence Dolan
Aiken
Peter Roberts
Willy Nova
Mark Street
Roberts Gevetl
Messrs
Roberts
Delan
John Converse
Williams Place
Chesterfield Street
G. K. Toole
Salley and
Hall
Young Man Killed in Auto Wreck at New Holland
Joasse Thomas age 19? son of Mr and Mrs C J Thomas of New Holland died in a late Sunday auto wreck. Funeral held Monday at New Holland Baptist Church with Thomas and Sam Thomas of Aiken listed as relatives.
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New Holland
Joasse Thomas
C. J. Thomas
Tom
Three Acres Offered for Aiken High School
An offer of three acres just outside the city on Edge Field Road was made by the Swhers to the Aiken Institute trustees for a new high school site. Civil engineer L W Boykin surveyed the tract and conveyed the offer, but trustees doubt a separate high school can be built soon and have not accepted. The district faces overcrowded facilities and a new high school is deemed necessary. The offer remains under consideration.
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Edgefield Road
Swhers
Aiken Institute
Aiken
L. W. Boykin
Board of Trustees
Aissa Ansgate
W. J. McGarity
Championship clash decides district high school title
Aiken Institute and North Augusta High meet this afternoon at Bus Ne park to decide the district championship. Both teams are undefeated this season and have dominated the elimination series across the district as North Augusta seeks a long unbeaten run under coach Jint Herlong, while Aiken aims to extend its own strong record. The winner advances to the state playoffs for the chance at the South Carolina championship.
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Aiken Institute
Birde
North Augusta High
Bus
Hacktiedd Lin Naries
Furman
Hurricanae
Saluda
Langley
Bath
Williston- Elko
Finsteademy
Ehrhardt
Barnwell
Ighme
Augusta Wildcats
Barrewell
Herlong
South Carn
Civil Court Convenes With C Ramage Presiding
The November term of the Court of Common Pleas convenes in Aleven Monday the 7th inst with J Ramage of Saluda appointed by Chief Justice Watts as special judge to preside. The session lasts three weeks with adjournment the last three days of Thanksgiving week. Equity matters occupy the final three days as arranged by the local bar.
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Court of Common Pleas
Eoivene
Aleven
J. Ramage, Esq
Saluda
Watts
7. W. DeVere
Edgefield
Evangelist to Speak at Presbyterian Church Sunday Evening
Rev Walter L Keyes superintendent of Evangelism in Holston Presbytery will speak at the Presbyterian Church Sunday evening. He is noted as a fluent regional speaker and will be welcomed by the community. No offering will be taken.
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Presbyterian Church
Walter L. Keyes
Holston
Synod of
Applachia
Osborne
Aiken
Fee Work
Country swept by Herbert Hoover in historic election
Fragmented report details Hoover sweeping key states Virginia North Carolina Florida Massachusetts and Rhode Island while Smith carried South Carolina Georgia Alabama Mississippi Arkansas and Rhode Island. Notes Hoover’s national win, New York and New England dynamics, and the Democratic defeat depth.
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Virginia
North Carolina
Florida
Hoover
Smith
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Snuth
Vaiy Ile
Ita
Revereliean Party
Seth Troe
Ag Virgina
Carolina
Mlarda
Sth
Aloboujrh
Aliwist
New York
Pedimir Aate
Mandvittin
Dreke
Atrengkald
New England
Csirvinss Maresaehucett
Rieate Teti Vleetorad
New
Pingland
Cox
Devi
South Carolina
Georgis
Alabama
Mississippi
Lauialunat
Arkansas
Massachuse
Konth
Wester
Seriority
E Hower
Art Alsfornia
United States
Andrew Weas
Sraples Curtis
Raisgs
Aoe
Agrea Dent
Republicane
Aia
Fragmented OCR Note Without Clear News Details
The readable text fragments report vague garbled phrases and stray names. No coherent event, date, or location emerges to form a factual news item or summary.
PW Parrs Planned TS Founty Thes Month
Fragmentary text suggests PW Parrs planned a TS founty this month with unreadable details. No clear names, places, or dates are extractable from the readable portion.
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PW Parrs
Aiken County Sticks by Party in General Election
Aiken County voted heavily Democratic in the general election for president and vice president, backing Alfred E. Smith and Joseph T. Robinson by a large margin amid South’s opposition to Smith. With 21 of 30 boxes reported, Democrats led 1,154 to 32 for Republicans, plus 206 Anti-Smith Democrats and 1 Socialist. County turnout was among the heaviest in years, about one third of 4,550 registered voters casting ballots while North Augusta diverged to Napier on the Anti-Smith ticket.
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Aiken County
Alfred E. Smith
Joseph T. Robinson
Anti- Smith Dem
North
Augusta
Savannah
Iroke
Napver
Democratic Legion
Smith
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HGH School
North Augusta
C.d. Ramage
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Herbert Hoover
AbSmith
Charles Clicpes
Perstbes
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Smith’s
Anti-Smith
Deinesrats
Witelianic
Mill Deanerits
Mate Stith
Ethic
VIS EN Cparmers
Bea Ship
Peant TS Pais
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