Roosevelt Reply On Prohibition Affects Eastern Shore Readers
Governor Roosevelt explains that Democratic lawmakers should vote with constituents on the prohibition plank. The exchange begins with Reisner’s letter to Roosevelt and ends with Roosevelt’s Sea Girt speech guidance and a note from Goldsborough requesting publication for Denton Maryland readers.
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United States Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Christian F. Reisner
Roosevelt
West 173rd Street
New York
Reisner
Sea Girt
New Jersey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevel
Iis
STATE OF NEW YORK
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER
ALBANY
Tian T. Alan
Mayor Jackson Speaks On Government and Taxpayer
Baltimore Mayor Howard W. Jackson spoke before the Denton Rotary Club on the Problems of Government and the Taxpayer's Responsibility. He traced Baltimore's debt growth from annexations and large public works, noted the 1933 budget constraints, and highlighted reductions since 1931 in a bid to curb costs while maintaining essential services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore City
Rotary Club
Denton
Caroline county
Baltimore
Howard Street
Board of Estimates
Department of Public Works
General Assembly of Maryland
Ritchie Urges A 3 Cent Out In State Tax Rate
Maryland's 1934 and 1935 appropriations total about 63.1834 million, with net declines from 1933, and a 22 cent state tax rate proposed. Governor Ritchie sent a budget to the General Assembly showing large cuts in public schools, debt service, and roads, plus a planned 2 cent tax reduction and a voluntary ten percent salary contribution by the governor.
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Maryland
General Assembly
Ritchie
University of Maryland
treasury
State Roads Commission
Baltimore city
Baltimore
judiciary
Court of Appeals
the Land Office
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NUTTLE LUMBER & COAL CO
Denton, Maryland
NUTTLE
Esskay
The
Dentonta THEATRE
BUSTER KEATON
SNOZZLE DURANTE
Pathe
Our Gang
CLARA
CARA HEM
Fox Movietone News
Oddities
Bethel No
Denton Job
CLARK GABLE
JEAN HARLOW
W. G. ROBINSON
SK Pure
SK Smoked
MITZIE GREEN
Mickey Mouse
Kiondike Kid
Laurel and Hardy
Musical Color Revue
Fox News
Mon
Tueg
Milford
Lower Delaware
SALLY EILERS
RALPH BELLAMY
EDWARD G. ROBINSON
Lower
Delaware
JOEL McCREA
WRAY
TRACY
EVELYN KNAPP
D. Ralph Horsey
mt RE
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THE TALK OF
DEL. AND
MD. Reese Theatre
Del
Reese
Alma
Ruth Etting
Bones
James Boots
DUNNY MALLORY
FOX PICTURE
SALLY BITLERS
NANCY CARROLL
GEORGE
STUART ERWIN
ALISON SKIPWORTH
HELEN HAYES
GARY COOPEAREWELL
STIEFF
E.D. STURMER
DWIG
Federal Theatre
Federalsburg
SPENCER TRACY
MARIAN NIXON
Tues
Jan
WARREN WILLIAM
JOAN BLONDELL
BETTE DAVIS
ANN DVORAK
Pitts-Todd
Wednes. & Thurs
HENRY
WALTIAN
Boy Scouts of
Preston, Md
EDWARD G. ROBENSON
BEBE DANIELS
ALINE Mac MALON
Tom Tyler
Christian
Science
A. Kersey Bathurst
London
England
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
LORD BALTIMORE HOTEL
Baltimore, Md
Money Barrel
The DENTON
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
Ridgely
Queen Anne
EARL & NORMAN HUTCHISON
Hillsboro
Cordova
WEST DENTON HATCHERY
Second street
State road
village
H.C. WRIGHT
McNESS CO
Dept. P
Freeport
Illinois
Guernsey
SADIE BLOUGH
FACH MladeFor
Rinoue SHO DENTON
Law Building
Second and Gay streets
Courthouse Square
ERNEST G. COOPER
INSURANCE
F. J. WRIGHT
OPTOMETRIST
M. A. BRACKETT
Market St
LAWRENCE B. TOWERS
JOURNAL OFFICE
Denton, Md
GEORGE II
KOENIG
Gov. Roosevelt
T. A. Goldsborough
Denton Journal
Mr. Goldsborough
T. Alan Goldsborough
Mayor Jackson
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