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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1928
Page
1
Secretary Dawley Certifies Meeting Corrections
Misreadings corrected for the board meeting notice. Stephen A. Dawley serves as secretary of the power company board. The record outlines compliance with provisions and expected procedures for the upcoming gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Notice to Stockholders of Southeastern Clay Company Meeting
A stockholders meeting is called by the Southeastern Clay Company following a board resolution adopted on September 11, 1928. The notice informs shareholders of the special meeting to be held, detailing the purpose and scheduling to address corporate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Clay Company
Aiken City Registration Notice for 1928 General Election
Registration opens September 1 and closes November 30 for the December 16 election. Voters must be male or female residents of the state two years and city residents six months with a county registration certificate. Call Thorp's Seed Store for certificates. Henry Busch is City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
S.C
Books CO
Gey
Agnes Turner Birthday Party At Vaucluse
Mrs Turner entertained for her daughter Agnes twelfth birthday in Vaucluse with guests Hester tet Bertha Evelyn Widmner Margaret Patricia Marian Helen Robert Denny Dolph Mc Leod and Glenn Franklin. Mrs M E Rhoden assisted in entertaining the young guests.
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Vaucluse
Alderman Backs Smith in Prohibition Essay
Dr Edwin A Alderman an ardent dry Democrat at the University of Virginia urges support for Alfred E Smith for president. He praises Smiths record as New York governor and argues for the Democratic leadership, while defending Smith from Tammany Hall attacks and addressing the 18th Amendment. He cites Smiths restraint, practical government, and belief in religious liberty as core reasons for his endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin A. Alderman
Alfred E. Smith
University of Virginia
Smith
College League
Alfred Smith
Ruth
Ae Vege
College ‘League
Joseph T. Robinson
United States
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Jackson
Cleveland
Wilson
Morais
Governor Smith
New York
Ufe
America
Tammany Hall
Alfred F. Smith
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Alfred B. Smith
East
South
Laws to Please Outlaws in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia district attorney exposes a crime state rivaling Chicago with bootleggers hijackers and gunmen running a de facto government. They influence elections appoint judges and shield favorites through an inside network. The mayor's 24 hour order and his own so called investigation are seen as inadequate amid this entrenched lawlessness. The piece questions whether laws should be bent to please outlaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chicago
Mackey
Efficiency as a Crime in League Debate
Aristide Briand warned in the Assembly that Germany’s rapid rebuilding of its merchant marine and weaponry shows its national capacity to reconstruct tools of war. The remark echoes Wilson’s claim that Germany’s efficiency was its greatest crime. The Versailles treaty aimed to bind Germany for decades, but may have fallen short.
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Assembly
League of Nations
Aristide Briand
France
Germany
Wilson
Tax Notice Postmark Rules And Penalty Schedule
Tax collection instructions dated February 1, 19 specify penalties: 1 percent on March 1 1929, 7 percent thereafter, with 2 percent risk added. Executions will be by Sheriff after March 15 1929. State district location for tax amount, provide receipts for multi district properties, do not send stamps, mail deemed postmarked. THOS H Williamson Clerk.
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Thos, H. Williamson
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