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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1911
Page
2
The Governor proposes cooperation with the Automobile Club of Maryland to post warning notices at dangerous highway curves. The plan, already in effect in several states, aims to slow traffic and reduce accidents by advising motorists of safe speeds at sharp turns.
Baltimore papers indicate Lee and Gorman are the leading candidates for the governorship nomination with strong backing from firm factions. Each candidate possesses substantial adherent support.
A large crowd gathers in Baltimore to honor James Cardinal Gibbons with national figures and leaders attending. President Taft Vice President Roosevelt former President and others deliver speeches praising Christian values and the nation’s institutions.
The House leadership under Democrats organized with minimal friction and curbed patronage. They passed the Canadian reciprocity agreement, strengthened campaign finance law, and backed direct Senatorial elections. The Farmers Free List bill aims tariff relief for farmers and consumers, while Underwood's tariff work on wool and woolens tackles the core protection issue amid partisan contest.
An Easton Letter reports Democratic politics in Talbot county heating up with many candidates. Prominent names for governor include State Senator Blair Lee of Montgomery and Hon. Joshua W. Miles of Somerset, both backed by strong supporters across Easton and surrounding districts.
This lesson traces Hezekiah’s reforms starting at the Temple’s renewal and the cleansing of worship. It notes his early leadership, the broad national reform from Jerusalem to Dan, and the Passover's timely observance. The chronicle highlights wholehearted devotion as the key to prosperity.
Senate finance committee testimony exposes Allen and Graham as lobbyists for big tariff trusts. It links lumber and paper groups with funding anti reciprocity efforts and notes connections to Rockefeller and major trusts. The piece critiques the monetary commission and details investigations into sugar trust and State department expenditures.
The Snow Till Messenger hails Worcester County's Senator John Walter Smith, noting the Baltimore Sun praised his political power as a state Democratic leader. It lauds him as a polished, honest man faithful to friends and not profiting from politics.
Albert S. Andy of the Fifth District announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Commissioner. He says the decision came after input from party leaders and aims to ensure the southern section holds the post, appealing for voter support in the primary.
Denton firm lawyer W Brewster Deen announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for State's Attorney, pledging diligent service, adherence to the law, and a trustworthy stewardship if elected in November.
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