Political storm rises Barstow and associates in presidential race
Special correspondence charts national party maneuvering as New York Republicans attack Al Smith amid Tammany concerns. South and Midwest leaders clash over delegation lines while W S Barstow and Lexington power interests push a major hydro project in Central South Carolina.
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Barstow
Down South
Furnifold McLendel Simmons
North Carolina
Old Guard of
Dixie
South
al Smith
New York
W. S. Barstow
Barstow Management Association
Lexington Water Power Company
Saluda
Columbia
Lexington
Newberry and
Columbia Chamber of Commerce
South Carolina
Tax Notice 1927 for Aiken County Treasurer
The Office of the Treasurer J D Woodward of Aiken County South Carolina announces tax levy for state county and school taxes for 1927. Tax books open October 15 1927 close March 15 1928 with daily hours nine to five standard.
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Aiken County
G. Aiken
S. C
General Assembly
Court House
Mill County Board
Mitts
Aiken
Aiken City
Bethcar
Rocky Spring
New Holland
Sleepy Hollow
Bloomingdale
Hammond
Downer
Hammond Millbrook
Cedar Creek
Chincapin
Courtney Aiken
Earle
Rocky Spring Windsor
Edisto River
Giddy Swamp
Berlin Silverton
Ellenton
Fairview Millbrook
Selvern
Langley
Gloverville
Gregg
Graniteville
Hawthorne Sleepy Hollow
Bodie Hopewell
Hopewell
Rathwood Shaw
Eureka
Bath
Aiken Red
Marsuella
Silverton
Jackson
Mossy Rocky Grove
Smythe Windsor
Spring Branch
Kitchings Mill Tabernacle
Talatha Hammond
Town Creek
Millbrook
Treadway
Wagener Greig
Warrenville
Windsor
Windsor Shultz
North Augusta Tabernacle
Pineland
Shaw
Plunkett Windsor
Tom ‘Williamson
Federal Control Of Production Debate At Bar
James A. Veasey of Carter Oil Co argues at Buffalo that national laws to regulate production are unconstitutional and that state rules fail. He notes steep oil price drops in the Midwest and California, warns against nationalization, and cites child labor rulings as covering these points. He says supply and demand broke down and industry must reform, with public interest guiding any control.
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Washington
Govvernor al Smith
New York
Empire State
White House
Illinois
Bill” Thompson
King George of England
Frank C. Lowden
Bill
Lowden
Chicago
James A. Veasey
Carter Oil Company
Oklahoma
American Bar Association At Buffalo
Versey
Mid-Western
California
Veasey
United States Supreme Court
Magazine Swim Lesson Advice Sparks Student Frustration
A brief column notes a ten minute swim lesson fails a girl expecting all summer instruction, highlighting mismatch between quick tips and extended training. The piece reflects editorial tone from The Indianapolis News.
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Indianapolis News
Record notes bathtub danger higher than bed entry risk
Tarvelers Insurance Company records state the bathtub is more deadly than getting in or out of bed and twice as dangerous as falling from step ladders. The report also notes more men were injured while fishing golf tennis or in a gymnasium than in football.
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Tarvelers Insurance Company
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Tor
Carolina Georgia Service CO
Aiken, S.C
Smith
West
Pennsylvania
Vare
Philadelphia
Mellon Machines
Pittsburgh
Gifford Pinchot
Bull
Mellon
Senate
James A. Reed
Missouri
Empire
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Albany
Tammany
Hughes
New York City
Hoover
Dawes
W. S. Murray
Murray & Flood, Engineers
Henry Flood
Murray & Flood Firm
Joseph J. Hoek
Arundel Corporation, Contractors
T. C. Williams
Dreher Shoals
B. O Crouch
Central South Carolina Development Association
Saluda County
Murray
Crouch
Central
James H. Hammond
Richland County
Ch Bna
John G. Richards
Richards
Mee Bowens
J. B. Roddy
Ehamorr of Commerce
Congress
Hare
Dominick
Stevenson
Fulmer
T.B. Butler
Gaffney
McLeod
Harvey
Manning
Heyward
J. D. Woodward
Federal Control OF Production
Augusta Sporting Goods Company
Fifth St
Augusta
Henry J. Godin
Optometrist
Broad Street
Augusta, Ga
Bailie Furniture Co
W. B. Toole
THE
Aiken Pressing Club
5. C
Roberts Marble Co
Ball Ground
Georgia
Holley Fuel Co
Holley
Richland Avenue and
Union St
Telephone
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