Borah Denounces Nullification of Constitution Over Liquor
Idaho Senator William E. Borah argues against nullifying the Constitution to push intoxicating liquor. He warns that direct action and state control under a Federal framework undermine law and calls for amending the Constitution through proper channels. He cites Webster on constitutional change and urges orderly reform over mob rule or referendums aimed at undermining federal authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Borah
Idaho
Saul of Ok
Webster
United States
Europe
Russia
Poland
Defend Constitutional Order Against Nullification Threats
A bold denunciation argues that state level referendums undermining the U S Constitution threaten national unity. It asserts nullification as cowardly, urges continued faith in constitutional government, and warns against eroding democracy and law. The speaker condemns Bolshevik and fascist echoes and calls for steadfast defense of order and the majority will.
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New York
United States
Machiavelli
New York State
Union
Russia
Italy
Poland
Washington Letter on Democratic pledges to farmers in 1924 platforms
Chairman William A. Oldfield of the Democratic National Congressional Committee departs for Arkansas to campaign for a Democratic Congress. He cites 1924 Democratic pledges to aid farmers, including export marketing, tariff adjustments, lower rates, and water power development, as what farmers demand and deserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Oldfield
Democratic National Congressional Committee
Arkansas
Republican Party
Oldfield
America
Republican Congress
Coolidge
Treasury
Agriculture
Democratic
Congress
House
Senate
Moon and Weather: Debunking Crescent Beliefs
The Weather Bureau explains that crescent moon positions do not predict rain, noting latitude effects and polar variations. The piece also reports Delaware and Maryland car license disputes, with Townsend rejecting arbitration and keeping dual registrations until legislatures act next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Austin Baughman
Maryland
Delaware
S. D. Townsend, Jr
Eastern Conference of
Baughman
Townsend
Baby Chicks for Sale from Fulghum Hatchery
Pure bred White Leghorn chicks at $8.75 per hundred postpaid. Barred Rocks $11, Plymouth Rocks $12, Anconas $11, Rhode Island Reds $11.50 per hundred. Postage charges paid and live arrival guaranteed. Fulghum Hatchery Hebron MD. 4-24-81.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barred Rocks
Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
Assigners Sale of Valuable Real Estate
The improvements on the above property consist of a small dwelling and necessary outbuildings. Terms of sale.
Final Notice to Dog Owners In Third Election District
Public notice urges all dog owners to pay dog taxes under the Act. Noncompliance risks a misdemeanor fine from five to twenty six dollars or up to thirty days in county jail or both, as penalties specified. Owners are told to see or write immediately to the collector to avoid embarrassment and trouble.
Carroll Announces Candidacy for Caroline County Treasurer
William P. Carroll informs Democratic voters in Caroline County of his decision to seek the Democratic nomination for County Treasurer in the upcoming primaries. He pledges to dedicate himself to the office if nominated and elected, and to appreciate any support from voters. June 9, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Blignutt
Janes Higmitt
Reading Fron Denton
Williston
Ann Thomas
Eliis W. Williamson
Mary Jackson
Lewis Thomas
James E. Hignutt
John W. Hignutt
George R. Neal
Caroline County
James E. Hignatt
William H. Peters
Elizabeth P. Peters
Frederick Garey
Liber L. B.T
Denton
Preston
Ederalaburg
Owen N. Dulin
William P. Carroll
SMITE seeks Caroline County Register of Wills nomination
Democratic candidate Robt E Smite of Ridgely Maryland announces his candidacy for Register of Wills. He invites voters to consider his suitability and worthiness in the July 24, 1926 announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Register of Wills
Robt. E. Smite
Ridgely, Md
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Denton Journal
Melvin and Johnson Incorporated
Benjamin H. Johnson
Benjamin FE. Johnson
Rye
EUSP
Washington
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Equator
Hebron, MD
Methodist Episcopal Church
Melvin E. Wheatley
Assigniers’ Sale
James B. Hignutt
W. Brewster Deen
T. Alan Goldsborough
Court House
Evor
Alan Goldsborough
James Temple
Isaag Henry Morris
J. H. Nichols & Company
Palm Beach
Pical Worsteds
Walter S. Rutter
Auditor's Order
Nisi
Calvert C. Merriken
Wilbert L. Merriken
Agaignees
Myrtle N. Barcus
Clarence J. Barcus
Circuit Court
Equity
Caroline Cone
Geo. A. Deakyne
Heberling
G.C. Heberling Company
Dept
Bloomington
Hingis
R. A. Lister
Greensboro
Clinton’s
Wissing
22Nd Street
Philadelphia
O. A. Carroll
Denton, Md
Reynolds Wilson
Orphans’ Court
Isaac L. Dukes
Carolline County
Richard T. West
Elisha H. Tfarpi
William J. Shaw
J. Titwin Hanwoon
John Bacsak
FP. D
Eicoley
William C, Andrew. Denton, Md
House of Delegates
Cowing
William II
Alderson
State Senate
Nelson H. Fooks
Harmony
State Road
Eentale Hhanearn
UAC
Seyure
Jas. H. Pollard
P. O
Herbert Chase Messick
P. S. Messick
Hurlock
Hurlock, Md
Riverton Avenue
Emily G. Swiss
W. P. Taylor
Preston, Md
W. J. Murray
Trappe, Md
G. T. Redden & Co
Masonic Building
H. Earle Smith
Calvert C, Mierriken
J. Frank Lednum
Chalmers
Orphans’ Court of
J. Dukes Downes
CASH
Title Guarantee & Trust Company
Alexander Hardcastle
Mt. de Sales Academy
Catonsville
Baltimore
Sisters OF the Visitation
Catholic University of America
W. A. Smith
Manner St
W. W. Eley
Centreville
Ingleside
Victor Records
Victor Company
Elhey
Paige
Haynes
Maxwell
WM. Bullock
White’s
GEM Smock Co
Franconia, N. i
James H. Webb
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