Sat Morning June 1 1912 in Benj Johnson Iblishers
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1912
Page
2
The Lamented Governor Crothers Dies at Elkton
Governor Crothers died at his home in Elkton on Saturday morning after weeks of Brights disease. He was a strong state figure who secured major statutes including real estate and public service reforms, pure food laws, and better indigent care. His death marks a significant loss to the state and its party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crothers
Elkton
Commonwealth
Abaryland
Public Service Commission
Ife
Grothers
Congress
Washington
Davenport
Democratic House of Representatives
House
Senate
Dorsey W. Shackleford
Missouri
Canadian Boundary Commission
James A. Tawney
Minnesota
Coal Trust
Lorimer Committee
Chicago
United States
Lorimer
Democratic Road Plan and 1914 Political Fallout
A long column traces political maneuvering in New York and national parties. It highlights Governor Hughes supporters in New York, predicted delegates for New Jersey’s governor, and Champ Clark’s candidacy remains contentious. The piece argues for major reforms including road funding, abolition of useless commissions, and criticizes trusts and Lorimer, framing a 1914 policy battle with scorn for railroads, coal, and political bloc interests.
Senate ignores protests against him and votes to stay
In a marked display of partisanship the Senate remains deaf to protests and rejects calls to remove him. The piece condemns the election as a sham and argues he belongs in oblivion. The tone is accusatory and resolute about his political fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Real Estate Sale by Court Trustee in Denton Maryland
A court order directs the sale of real estate in Denton Maryland under a decree in which Norman B Taylor and others are plaintiffs and Anne E Barnette et al are defendants The trustee will offer the property to the highest bidder in front of the Court House door on a date to be announced in the notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NDEI
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Noman B.taylor
Anne EL EL Barnite
Bem
Chancery
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Broadest Tract of Caroline County Real Estate
From 2 to 4 o'clock p m the sale describes a farm called the Broadest Tract in the Fourth Election District Caroline County Maryland. Bounded north by Hog Island and Gabriel Friend land east by the Frasier Plats to Tanyard road south by Frazier Flats and west by the Choptank river. Contains land details omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Maryland
Hog Island
Gabriel Friend
Frasier Plats Farm
Tanyard
Frazier Flats
Choptank River
North Wales Farm
Perry Thompson
Larry Burkelieu
Llog Island
Bethlehem
Denard Webb
Frank Perry
John Cheezum
Arthur Cole
Jeading
Frazier Flats Farm
William Webb
Norman Taylor
Underwood Praised as Master of Tariff Questions
In June American Magazine Ray Stannard Baker reviews Oscar Underwood of Alabama. He praises Underwood as a clear, forcible explainer of tariff issues and a cautious Southern statesman. Baker notes Underwood has stayed out of personal campaigning while supporting tariff reduction and other progressive measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Stannard Baker
Mr. Baker
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
Underwood
Congress
New South
House of Representatives
Wilson Still Leads Delegates For Baltimore Convention
New York Herald reports Governor Wilson remains ahead with 315 delegates versus Speaker Clark at 242. Wilson’s table lists elected delegates from Pennsylvania to North Dakota across numerous states and territories, with Clark gaining through Iowa Kansas Oklahoma Nevada and others, totaling 242.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Wilson
Baltimore
Clark
Pennsylvania
Oregon
Texas
Maine
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Illinois
Porto Rico
Florida
South Carolina
Hawaii
Delaware
Utah
Michigan
New Hampshire
Tennessee
Ohio
Virginia
Kansas
North Dakota
Gov. Wilson
Iowa
Nevada
Editorial Notes On Clark Visit And Decoration Day
One thousand Champ Clark supporters will reach Baltimore on June 23 via three Champ Clark specials plus the Houn Dog special. Ministers of patriotism, flowers mark Decoration Day as Civil War graves are honored. In New Jersey primaries Governor Wilson and Roosevelt dominate, signaling Taft’s exclusion. Mayir rises as a presidential possibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
Baltimore
Monumental
Yikes
New Jersey
Wilson
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
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