Democratic Primaries in Caroline County Mid 1900s
Democratic voters in Caroline County will meet in election districts from 1 to 6 pm to nominate candidates for State's Attorney House of Delegates Orphans' Court County Commissioner Sheriff and County Surveyor and to elect delegates to State and Judicial Conventions. Eligible Democrats and young Democrats not yet registered may vote if they will be eligible in November. Nominating candidates require filings by July 16 1907 with listed fees and expense sharing.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Democratic County Central Committee
Caroline County
Henderson
Greensboro
Denton
Preston
Faderalsburg
Hillsboro
Ridgely
American Corner
Tayo
House of Delegates
Thrree
Orphans’ Coast
Sheri
Denouaduc Party
Caroline
Tomas Gobosnoroven
Totechor
Thomas A. Smith
Enoch George
Alan Goldsborougil
Washington Post
Democratic support for Crawford county primary system praised
The Sovereign Voter argues that counties including Baltimore Harford and Montgomery use the Crawford county system letting Democratic voters directly choose nominees. It predicts Caroline County will endorse a ticket chosen by the people and urges cross party support, praising democratic rule and the system as foundational to the nation’s greatness.
Primary Drill for Crawford County Democrats
The message urges friendly competition for ticket positions and honors within the Crawford County Democratic party. It states primaries on the 27th will reveal the party’s strength, train captains, and test skill in building a capable army of volunteers. It calls Democrats to exercise judgment for the best selections in the party’s interests.
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Crawford County
Higgins Declines DC Bid as Political Climate Sours
A Dorchester Republican paper endorses Easton businessman Martin M Higgins for Comptroller. Higgins says he has no ambitions and cannot pursue them while the dy nasty controls. He criticizes the cabal and praises John Wirt Randall while rejecting a gubernatorial bid.Washington advices point to Japan-US tensions despite protests and political resolutions. The Naval Board suggests transferring sixteen ships to the Pacific, signaling potential Pacific conflict. Maryland Democrats see a bright future after Baltimore mayoral victory, with Whyte to convene a party council. Massachusetts direct inheritance tax law expands estate taxes, while the US pushes Pacific coastal military strength. Jesse St Grant is mentioned as a possible Democratic presidential candidate. The piece ends with a community-building perspective: work creates wealth and honest employment is vital.
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Dorchester
Martin M. Higgins
Easton
Higgins
John
John Wirt Randall
Cabal
Washington
Japan
United States
Congress
United States Naval Board
Uncle Sam
Pacific
Naval Board
Editorial on Japan US tensions and race issues
A letter urges against war between United States and Japan, arguing both nations would suffer and stresses Japan’s push for equality and economic potential. It notes policy exclusions of Orientals and cites Whitelaw Reid on surplus population, urging restraint and mutual recognition.
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United States
Japan
Nannan
Cape Horn
Philippines
San Francisco
Whitelaw Reid
London
Reid
Canada
A. C. McGinroy
Special Dress Shirts at One Dollar
Advertisement notes white plaited shirts priced at 1.00 with fine cambric body and linen bosom, offering a 1.25 value. Includes emphasis on bargain tone and value for shoppers.
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Vici
Aeari
Belfast
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin Benj
Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Baltimore, Harford, Montgomery
Theo
JourNxau
Democratic Party
Baltimore
Maryland
Frank Brown
Joshua W. Miles
Vaundiver
William Pinkney Whyte
Massachusetts
Tax Commission
Pacific Coast
State Department
Mexico
Magdalena Bay
Lower
California
Jesse St. Grant
Gen
U.S. Grant
Paradise
Italy
France
Emerald Isle
England
Mik
Department of Agriculture
Board of Commissioners of
District of Columbia
John J. Barnes
Gsy
Dry St
Cambridge
Hambrook’s Driving Park
Grand
State Lodges
Odd Fellows
Summer
Norfolk
West End
Lee Fies
Mehn’s
Douglas Shoes
Men & Boys
Panama
Dieavel
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