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- Thomas_Porcher_Stoney abstract "Thomas Porcher Stoney was the fifty-third mayor of Charleston, South Carolina, serving between 1923 and 1931.Stoney graduated from the University of South Carolina School of Law in 1911 and began a private law practice in Charleston, South Carolina. In 1915, he was elected solicitor (prosecutor) for the Ninth Judicial Circuit, the youngest solicitor elected at that time. He remained in that office until 1923 when he was elected mayor of Charleston. He was re-elected in 1927 and completed that term. One of his major accomplishments as mayor was the creation of a municipal airport; the original site was on James Island, but it was moved to the present location in 1929. His administration also oversaw the construction of recreational facilities; the municipal golf course was laid out, William Moultrie Playground was opened, and Johnson Hagood Stadium (then a municipal facility, but today the football stadium for the Citadel) was built.He ran for a United States Senate seat but lost to James F. Byrnes in 1936 by a margin of 7-to-1. During his life he swung across the political spectrum. He was a solid democrat in his early political life, but grew disaffected with the New Deal. In 1936 he gave a speech about the New Deal and said, \"[A]ll of this spending is like giving a drunk some drinks to sober him up.\" By 1964 he campaigned for Barry Goldwater, saying that the Democratic Party was \"set upon a course that is hell-bent for national socialism.\"Stoney died on April 22, 1973 in an automobile accident.Stoney was born at Medway Plantation on December 16, 1889, in rural Berkeley County, South Carolina to Samuel Stoney and Eliza Croft Stoney. He is buried at Strawberry Chapel in Berkeley County, South Carolina.".
- Thomas_Porcher_Stoney birthDate "1889-12-16".
- Thomas_Porcher_Stoney birthYear "1889".
- Thomas_Porcher_Stoney deathDate "1973-04-22".
- Thomas_Porcher_Stoney deathYear "1973".
- Thomas_Porcher_Stoney orderInOffice "53rdMayor of Charleston".
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- Thomas_Porcher_Stoney wikiPageWikiLinkText "Thomas Porcher Stoney".
- Thomas_Porcher_Stoney after Burnet_R._Maybank.
- Thomas_Porcher_Stoney almaMater "University of South Carolina School of Law".
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- Thomas_Porcher_Stoney birthDate "1889-12-16".
- Thomas_Porcher_Stoney birthPlace "Goose Creek, South Carolina".
- Thomas_Porcher_Stoney children "Theodore DuBose Stoney, Laurence O'Hear Stoney, Randell Croft Stoney".
- Thomas_Porcher_Stoney dateOfBirth "1889-12-16".
- Thomas_Porcher_Stoney dateOfDeath "1973-04-22".
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- Thomas_Porcher_Stoney name "Stoney, Thomas".
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- Thomas_Porcher_Stoney order "53".
- Thomas_Porcher_Stoney placeOfBirth "Goose Creek, South Carolina".
- Thomas_Porcher_Stoney predecessor John_P._Grace.
- Thomas_Porcher_Stoney religion "Episcopalian".
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- Thomas_Porcher_Stoney spouse "Beverly DuBose".
- Thomas_Porcher_Stoney successor Burnet_R._Maybank.
- Thomas_Porcher_Stoney termEnd "1931".
- Thomas_Porcher_Stoney termStart "1923".
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- Thomas_Porcher_Stoney years "1923".
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- Thomas_Porcher_Stoney comment "Thomas Porcher Stoney was the fifty-third mayor of Charleston, South Carolina, serving between 1923 and 1931.Stoney graduated from the University of South Carolina School of Law in 1911 and began a private law practice in Charleston, South Carolina. In 1915, he was elected solicitor (prosecutor) for the Ninth Judicial Circuit, the youngest solicitor elected at that time. He remained in that office until 1923 when he was elected mayor of Charleston.".
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