Democratic State Central Committee endorses direct primary plan
In Baltimore the Democratic State Central Committee accepts Attorney General Straus's view that congressional nominations be decided by direct vote. Primaries with Republicans to be set by September 5. Covington likely unopposed in Maryland's First district. Also notes on Maryland senators Rayner and Smith, Governor Crothers, the World’s Sunday School Convention, and other political items.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Baltimore
Straus
Covington
Washington
Maryland
National
New Democratic Magazine
United States Senate
Messrs. Rayner
Smith
Union
Caroline County
R. S. Hill
Prince George's County
Dorsett
Bureau of Animal Industry
State Live Stock Sanitary Board
Agricultural Department
Maryland Tax System Shifts Between 1892 and 1909
The Baltimore Sun outlines Maryland fiscal changes from 1892 to 1909, noting tax bases of $55,137,525 and $820,831,339, receipts of $801,496 and $1,255,360, and total Treasury receipts rising to $3,623,163.08. It highlights debt movements, sinking fund allocations, and increases in school funding and road spending, including state road projects.
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The
Baltimore Sun
Maryland
Treasury
Baltimore City
Northern Central Railway
Shobmaker Ja
Maryland Democrats denounce Aldrich Payne tariff bill
Senator Rayner reports Maryland Democrats condemn the Aldrich Payne tariff act as a boon to monopolies and high prices for consumers. The piece cites Clark and Covington in attacks on Republican tariff policy, calls for repeal and a revenue tariff, and notes trust cases before the Supreme Court. Dogged warnings of Republican gains in November frame the debate.
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Rayner
Baltimore
Democratic Party of
Maryland
Sixty-first Congress
Republican Party
United States
Congress
House of Representatives
Republican Trust
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Tennessee
Mississippi
San Francisco Bulletin
Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company of
Kentucky
Association of Retail Lumber Dealers
Louisiana
Dolliver
Aldrich
Champ Clark
Missouri
President Faft
Clark
Anti-Saloon League Finances Maryland 1920s Report
The Anti-Saloon League of Maryland released its financial report for the year ending January 31, Igto, showing net revenue of 25922.74. Major expenditures included salaries 8894.18 travel 2307.10 stenographers 3168.92 printing advertising 3272.94 postage 3720.64 American Issue 2265.37 office expenses 1870.81 and special meeting costs 1094.57. The league will press the local option bill again after a narrow defeat last session. Baltimore school board ends vertical writing in city schools.
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Anti-Saloon League
Anti-Saloon League of
Maryland
Maryland League
Igto
Eastern Shore railroad proposed to run from sea board to Queenstown
Baltimore papers report a new independent railroad planned on the Eastern Shore with a route from a point on the Atlantic coast near the Maryland Virginia peninsula to Queenstown, connecting with steamers to provide direct service between Love Point and Baltimore. The Talbot grand jury urges flaggers at Lloyds Branch bridge and Hillsboro station to curb dangerous crossings, and the Pennsylvania Railroad notes early strawberry shipments from the peninsula. Other items mention a tort suit over a December Grove Road crash, a new Georgetown Methodist church funded largely in a week, lumber ads, a June bankers meeting, Senator Smith's bout with whooping cough, auto driving reports, and trimmed millinery bargains.
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Baltimore
Atlantic Seaboard
Maryland
Virginia Peninsulas
Queenstown
Love Point
Talbot Grand Jury
Queen Anne
Lloyd's Branch Bridge
Hillsboro
Pennsylvania Railroad
Delaware Division
Peninsula
Perry Messick
Willet T. Hubbard
Easton
Grove Road
Caroline County
Mr. Messick
Mr. Hubbard
W. W. Tunis & Bro. Lumber Co
Maryland State Bankers’ Association
Blue Mountain House
United States
John Walter Smith
Grand Jury
Talbot
McIlvaine & Sistes’ S
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin
Sen. H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Kent News
Crothers
Coroline County
Crother
Princeton
Uity
Murid
Thomas Parran
Mudd
Roosevelt
Vandiver
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Roosevelt
Indiana
E. Sers
Copright
Schloss Bros. & CO
Fine Clothes
New York
Baltimore and
James H. Nichols & Son
Big Corner
Denton, Maryland
the Democratic Platform
Lurton
Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
Steel Trust
Department of Justice
Payne
J. Harry Covington
Philippines
Sugar Trust
Wickersham
Ballinger
Baltimore School Board
City
Guananteid
Kirschbaum Oothes
John L. Evernham
Mortgaghe's Sale
Joseph Pritchard
Nettie Pritchard
Marion L. Beck
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Austin
Denton
TC Hackett
Hackett's Gape Cure CO
WM. A. Smith
Denton National Bank
T. C. West
Tue Peorlys
National Bank
T. F. Johnson
Bradley T. Johnson
Haldwin
Flash Times
Alabama
McMahon
P. O. Box
B. T
Seeders
Tobbe, Md
Valuanli
Circuit Court
Robert B. Maloney
Hattie Maloney
Court House
Henry C. Beauchamp
Concord
Chestnut Grove
Tleagres
Wmn. Towers
Clement Sullivan
Patrick W. Wright
B. Gootee Stevens
John Satterfield
Dennis Nichols
Samuel Trice
James Due
Robert H. Maloney
Henry R. Lewis
Frank P. Covey
Denton, Md
Preston, MD
Orphans’ Court
Susie E. Patton
Amanda D. Kerr
Preston
Railroad Avenue
Albert W. Sisk
Lucetta Sisk
T. Pliny Fisher
F. P. Covey
Nichols
Griffith Branch
D. L. Dukes
Ignac L. Dukrs
Cleck
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