The Voters The Jury Of Award In Maryland Democratic Primary
The Denton Journal notes Democratic candidates for all public offices officially announced with ten days to register. It urges reading party literature on Senators Lee and Gorman, and the direct primary as a public duty. Marydel camp meeting closes with strong sermons, music, and large crowds under praise and harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Lee
Maryland Senate
Lee
Gorman
Journal
Marydel
E. Alonzo Casselberry
Philadelphia
Frank C. Gladden
Princess Anne
Kyle Golley
Baltimore
Hall
W. D. Parry
Price
Smyrna
Parry
Walcott
Dover
McGarby
State political notes show Maryland governor nomination race heats up
The Evening Sun reports Maryland governor nominees Blair Lee and Arthur P. Gorman push a heated campaign. Western Maryland supports Lee while Cumberland and Allegany Washington counties show mixed signals. Caroline County backs Lee, with 85 percent poised to support him. Somerset shifts toward Howard, Hagerstown yields optimism for Lee, who claims strong sentiment though some doubt a win. Acreage values rise from 23.28 to 32.28 per acre, up 9.00 and 39 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Lee
Arthur P. Gorman
Maryland
Evening Sun
People
Lee
Cumberland
Allegany
Washington
Magerstown
Harford County
W. M. Michael
Henry J. Waters
Somerset County
Montgomery
Caroline County
Baltimore
Henry R. Lewis
Crothers
Caroline
Lewis
Somerset
Crisfield Times
Howard
Appeal for Chestnut Timber Warns of Dying Trees
Dr. Mel F. Cook of the Delaware Experiment Station reports chestnut bark blight is far more widespread in the state than expected with infected trees found as far south as Felton. He warns that under current spread rates most chestnut trees could be destroyed within three to five years and urges owners to remove diseased bark and use chestnut timber promptly. Corn dominates farm machinery notes praising its pivotal role in the livestock and food economy, while a watermelon shipment to President Taft is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel F. Cook
Delaware
State Board of Agriculture
Felton
Cook
Percy withdraws regulatory candidacy in Caroline Co
George R. Percy informs Caroline County Democrats of withdrawing his regulatory candidacy to present a united Democratic front against the Republicans. He thanks supporters, bears no malice toward other candidates, and endorses G Lawrence Wilson of the Sixth district while offering services to Democratic voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Co
Republican Party
G. Lawrence Wilson
Caroline County
Geo. R. Percy
Denton County Drewster Deen Seeks State Attorney Nomination
Advertisement from W Drewster Deen of Denton declaring his intent to seek the Democratic nomination for State’s Attorney. He vows vigilant prosecution and a trustworthy stewardship if nominated at the primary and elected in November.
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Pines
W. Drewster Deen
Denton
Caroline County
Arthur T. Standy
Federalsburg
Gorman to Visit Denton for Governor Campaign
State Senator A P Gorman Jr Democratic candidate for governor will reach Denton about 11 a m Tuesday next August 22 and meet the people of Caroline and at 1 p m sharp will address them at the court house Other distinguished speakers will be present The public generally is cordially invited to attend and hear and meet the Senator Senator Gorman to connect with the 3 p m train at Ridgely Brass band will be in attendance at Denton.
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Mair Lee
Oscar Clark
Masonic
Denton
Maryland
Circuit Court
Board of Supervisors of Election
Register of Wills
Caroline County
James T. Sylvester
Bayard Nichols
Harry B. Mason
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Benj
H. Johnson
A. P. Gorman, Jr
Caroline
Sharp
Court House
Gorman
Ridgely
Gorman for Governor Highlighted by Maryland Senate Record
The Hon. Arthur P. Gorman, longtime Maryland State Senator and former Senate President, seeks the Democratic nomination for Governor. His eight years in the Senate, finance leadership, road improvements advocacy, and railroad investigations boosted state revenues and taxpayer relief while his reform proposals and primary election laws shaped Maryland politics. A Baltimore Sun Annapolis dispatch lauds his candor, honesty, and steady progress as the basis for his gubernatorial bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. Gorman
Maryland
State Senate
Senate
Democratic Party
Gorman
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Washington
Gormann
Baltimore Sun
Annapolis
Sun
Gorman, Jr
Mr. Gornan
Crothers
Farm for Sale near Ridgely Greensborough and Goldsboro
Farmland offering 225 acres of fertile land with lime applied to deepen soil, crops include tomatoes corn and wheat with hay and truck crops. Mansion house part of Valley View farm five miles north of Ridgely four miles southwest of Goldsboro. Easy terms with $4,000 to remain. contact J S Ober Greensboro Md. ang-19
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Valley View Farm
Ridgely
Greensboro Station
Goldsboro
J. S. Ober
Greensboro
Nelson Ni Fooks Announces Democratic Candidacy
Nelson Ni Fooks of Preston Maryland declares his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the House of Delegates and asks Democratic voters to support him in the upcoming primary on August 29, 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Delegates
G. St. Wilson
Hoase
G. Lawrence Wilson
Hillsboro
Nelson NI. Fooks
Preston
Democratic Candidacy Declared for County Commissioner Seat
A local Democrat announces intent to seek the party nomination for County Commissioner in the upcoming primary vote. He notes support from county party members and aims to represent the southern section, urging voters for aid in the countywide contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comnissiner
Ate
Fleetwood seeks renomination for Orphans Court judge
Isaac T. Fleetwood announces candidacy for re nomination as judge of the Orphans Court. He notes the August primary and emphasizes experience and careful, courteous handling of all court business.
Re nomination to Orphans' Court Judge by Edward W. Liden
Edward W. Liden seeks renomination for the office of Judge of the Orphans' Court citing past service and experience. He argues continued tenure would provide efficient service to the public and asks for Democratic voters support in the upcoming primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Su Pces
Edward W. Liden
Richard T. West
Eighth
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin
Ben
E. Johnson
Marydel Campp
United States
Mexico
Texas
Taft
Blair Lee Club
James Temple
Journal Office
A. Roe
Denton, Md
Roy E. Hubbard
Clara E. Hubbard
A. Card
Ottrr
Mullin
Wilmington
Office of the Supervisors of Elections
State of
Henderson
Third District
American Corners
Senator Gorman
Howard County
Montgomery County
Tile Treasury
William S. Evans
Cecil County
Patrick W. Carey
Nelson H. Fooks
Edwar
Emerson C. Harrington
Dorchester County
George H. Wilson
Spateh
William Brewster Deen
William J. Rickards
Tite Orphans’ Court
J.olan Clark
Isaac T. Fleetwood
W. Liden
Harry I Henry C. Rawlings
Richar
Merriken
T., West
Albert Samuel Handy
Arthur T. Handy
Alcens
E. Cooper
William J. Shawn
Mr. Gorman
John F. O. Malley
Walker’s Boarding House
Brick Hotel
Public Square
M. F. King
Fourth Street
T. Pliny Fisher
H. King
Horsey, Roe & Company
Prone
Ear
Jay Agood
Alec Beau
Albert S. Handy
the Orphans’ Court
SE. C. Rawlings
J. Olan Clark
Harry R. Merriken
A. EB. Per
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