Voters urged to support Bruce and Goldsborough in upcoming elections
The author argues for William Cabell Bruce over Senator France for the Senate and endorses Rep. T. Alan Goldsborough for re election, condemning opposing candidates and urging a partisan shift toward fiscally conservative national policy and protection of ordinary voters against tariff aided interests.
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Meno
Congress
Senate
Bruce
France
Dr. France
William Cabell Bruce
Maryland
T. Alan Goldsborough
Butler
Goldsborough Praised For Stabilizing Dollar Purchasing Power
Easton Star-Democrat lauds T. Alan Goldsborough for his work in Congress. Describes him as a thoughtful, judicial reader in the House, highlighting his role in the proposed stabilization of the dollar's purchasing power and noting his shift from a fighting lawyer to a careful policy analyst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton Star-Democrat
House of Representatives
United States
T. Alan Goldsborough
Eastern Shore
Goldsborough
Congress
Goldsborough Endorsed for Congress by County Democrats
A local Democratic slate urges voters to back Mr Goldsborough for Congress, arguing his experience and ability are essential for the county state and nation. They contend it would be a mistake to remove him now and urge all thoughtful people to support his candidacy.
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Mr. Goldsborough
Congress
Goldsborough
Democratic Party
Campaign expense notes show Senator France leading in filings
Editorial items summarize campaign expenditures by Senator Joseph Irwin France and other candidates, noting that France has spent more than any filer. Totals include primary and general funds, with detailed figures on contributions and disbursements across clerical, postage, advertising, and printing categories. Cancer education and public health efforts are urged, referencing a nationwide campaign starting the week of November 12.
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Secretary of the Senate
Joseph Irwin France
Maryland
France
Baltimore
United States
Easton Emergency Hospital Tops Fifty-Bed List in Maryland
At a Boston meeting of the American College of Surgeons Emergency Hospital of Easton ranked first among fifty-bed Maryland facilities outside Baltimore. The college noted the challenges for smaller hospitals while praising their rapid adoption of minimum standards and improvements in case records staff organization and laboratory services.
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Easton
America
American College of Surgeons
Boston
Maryland
Baltimore
State urges hunters to log game taken after season open
State Game Warden E. Lee LeCompte appeals to gunners to keep strict records of all game killed as the ducking season opens and upland game bans lift. The move marks the Conservation Commission’s first step to monitor wild fowl numbers across the state.
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E. Lee LeComple
Mr. LeCompte
State Conservation Commission
State plans survey of licensed hunters on game killed
January 1 Mr LeCompte will send a questionnaire to each licensed hunter in the state requesting exact counts of quail rabbits wild turkeys and other species bagged during the season. The State Conservation Commission via the game department restocked depleted supplies with thousands of dollars in planted game. Distribution of released game to counties totals include 16317 quail 1609 cotton tail rabbits 628 snowshoe hares 465 olive pheasants Chinese ring neck variety. 11324 Chinese Ring neck Mongolian pheasant eggs were hatched at the state game farm or private covers.
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LeCompte
Death of Pacas patriarch ends Queen Annes County line
William Wilmer Paci, great-grandson and last male heir of William Paca signer of the Declaration, died at Spring Grove Hospital near Baltimore at age S1. Born at Wye Hall on Wye Island, he rests in Wye Church cemetery. The Paca estate once spanned 2700 acres, designed with White House architect. Drum Point Fawn survived after sales.
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Queen Anne's County
Pacas
William Wilmer Paci
William Paca
Maryland
Spring Grove Hospital
Baltimore
Wye Hall
Wye Island
Col
Wm 8
Mary Phillips Paca
Wye Church
Wye Mills
Duke of Marlborough
Congress
U. S Court of Appeals
U. S District Court
Paca
White House
Washington
Aca
Drum Point Fawn
Ford Tops Wealth List Says Wall Street
Wall Street agrees Henry Ford is the richest man with about 180 million in cash and an estimated 1922 income of 125 million before taxes. His car business could be valued near 2 billion with 5 percent yields and Ford pays reduced taxes this year after excess profits tax repeal.
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Wall Street
Money Mart
Heny Ford
Dearboro
Mich
Henry Ford
Ford
Michigan
Eastern Shore Shriners Organize
The Eastern Shore Shrine Club of KHoumi Temple held its initial meeting at the Masonic Temple in Salisbury. Directors and officers were elected from Salisbury Crisfield Delmar Exston and Federalsburg, with Marvin C. Evan as president and other officers named.
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Eastern Shore Shriners
Eastern Shore Shrine Club
Khoumi Temple
Masonic Temple
Salisbury
Charles L. Bourne
Crisfield
Harold L. Loreman
Delmar
J. Frank Brown
Exston
George Bennett
Federalsburg
Harvey H. Long
Marvin C. Evan
H. Hi Long
Federalsbury
Arthur E. Williams
W. F. Mecsick
Community and Social Notes from Easton Area
Mr and Mrs John Golt of Easton visited Mrs T W Smith on Sunday. The annual election supper is set for Tuesday night at the hotel. Ed Anderson of Bridgeville recently visited Mrs Frank Long. I H Rowe and wife head to Wiknington for winter. Milton Smith leaves for Texas next Tuesday. Community Club appeals for members. Prank Flounders visited in Baltimore. Violet and Claire Sverngam spent the weekend with friends at Greenwood. Sunday School at 9 and preaching at 11. Halloween program held at Concord school Monday night. Mrs Norman Vanscoy weekending with friends at Laurel Del. Miss Clementine Fountain 15 remains sick.
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John Golt
Easton
T. W. Smith
Ed Anderson
Bridgeville
Frank Long
I. H. Rowe
Wiknington
Milton Smith
Texas
Prank Flounders
Baltimore
Violet
Claire Sverngam
Greenwood
Concord School
Norman Vanscoy
Laurel, del
Clementine Fountain
Boy Scout Council Organizes in Caroline County
A new branch of the Boy Scout Council of the Eastern Shore is organized in the county. Officers include John Mulford Swing as Chairman and Earnest G. Cooper as Administration. The piece praises Scouting and Roosevelt, cites Scout Oath and Laws, and urges Caroline County to lead in supporting boy training for future citizens.
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Boy Scout Council
Eastern Shore
John Mulford Swing
Earnest G. Cooper
M. Noble
T. Alan Goldsborough
W. T. Temple
John W. Holt
John W. Stowell
Eugene Anderson
Howard Pastorfield
Roosevelt
Boy Scout Movement
Boy Scout Organization
Scouting Pot
America
Caroline
Caroline County
Trustee's Sale of Valuables in Caroline County Farm
Trust deed from Irving G Coleman to Calvert C Merriken dated October 25 1922 secures sale of farm in Caroline county Second Election District two miles from Greensboro toward Denton. Items include farm animals equipment hay and crops and assorted implements. Auction sale to public on terms cash under ten dollars and credit four months for larger sums with note and security. CALVERT C MERRIKEN and A J Duve trustees auctioneer.
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Irving G. Coleman
Calvert C. Merriken
Liber G. A. D
Caroline County
Greensboro
Denton
A. J. Duve
Circuit Court
Equity
Geo. A. Deakyne
Public Sale of Personal Property at The Oaks Farm
Intends to discontinue farming and will sell on the farm where I reside The Oaks Farm near Hobbs. Auction will offer farming equipment and household items as part of the final settlement on the property.
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Oaks Farm
Hobbs
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Little Brook
Robert Fleetwood
Denton National Bank
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S. E. Hignutt
Provident State Bank
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J. A. Trazzare
Goldsboro Bank
Goldsboro
Robert Jarrell, Jr
WM. Pepper
Maryland Trust
Elkton
ST. Paul
Denton Journal
Hatch
W. H. Ellwanger
Whiteleysburg
Sihreensporo
Sharp, Ramorshine
Rhode Island
Auburn
Dearborn
Osborne
Ijeustin R. Murphy
Ames Temple
Lronano F. Cover
Orphans’ Court of
Sarah E. Haymond
Hickman
Bertha E. Pitcher
John KE. Hwaymond
J. L. Stevens
Auct
Ford. Co
Detroit
Denton Auto Company
Denton, Maryland
A. P. Whitby
Roland Thomas
P. R. Fisher
Third and Market Streets
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
F. A. Deford
W. A. Smith
Marner St
Nisi
John W. Hurlock & Co
Cora R. Cook
Plymouth Rocks
A. Linn
Hobbs, Md
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