Democratic State Ticket Urges Broad Reform in Maryland
The piece urges voters to back Democratic candidates in Maryland, arguing they offer fiscal restraint, budget reform, reduced campaign spending, and consolidation of state agencies. It contrasts Democratic promises with Republican incumbents, calls for vaunted reforms under Harrington and Goodnow, and stresses loyalty to the national Democratic platform ahead of the election.
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Messrs. Harrington
McMullen
Ritchie
Maryland
Harrington
Oyster Navy
Shellfish Commission
Hartington
General Assembly
Dr. Goodnow
Weller
Mason and Dixon Line
Goldsborough
Caroline
Thanksgiving Day Proclamation from President Wilson
The proclamation designates November 25 as Thanksgiving Day and reflects on gratitude to Almighty God for blessings despite war. It notes a year of discipline from global upheaval yet also a year of special blessing, honoring the nation’s duties and thanks.
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Wilson
Our Nation’s War Time Prosperity and Purpose
The speaker reflects on wartime responsibilities and the nation’s role with Europe, asserting rights while aiding others. He credits Providence and crops for resources to support commerce, stressing a sober national consciousness, renewed faith in peace, and prosperity to perform duties others cannot.
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Europe
Conservation Commission Plank In Democratic Platform
Maryland leaders urge a Conservation Commission to guard Chesapeake resources and boost the state economy. Citing New York and Louisiana models, the plan argues for a State Department to oversee fisheries, game, forests, and waters, reducing waste and saving funds. SWEPSON Earp
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Democratic Party
Maryland
Conservation Commission
Chesapeake Bay
State of
New York
General Assembly
Gulf
Conservation Commission of
Louisiana
Middle West
Chesapeake
Ralston on the Amendments in Maryland Politics
Mr Ralston writes to the Journal arguing that Maryland likely will approve all constitutional amendments this fall. He notes both major parties support most amendments and urges continued work to improve state governance after adoption. He previews the public’s post amendment position and future reforms.
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Maryland
Referendum Amendments Aim to Empower Maryland Voters
Jackson H. Ralston of Hyattsville, Md., writes that the referendum and county home rule amendments will empower voters to halt unfavorable laws, shift power to counties, and allow tax reform. He praises the 1914 General Assembly for humane measures on parole and indeterminate sentences, urging adoption by October 25, 1915.
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Maryland General Assembly
Baltimore City
Maryland
General Assembly
Nan Jimoy
Washington County
Cove’s Point
Court House
Jackson H. Ralston
Hyattsville, Md
Baltimore City for Harrington Drives Democratic Support
The Sun reports strong Democratic backing for Comptroller Harrington and his ticket in Baltimore City, citing a list of over 1,000 leaders from banks, finance, business, law, and medicine as proof of urban voter strength. It contrasts Republican registration figures, noting 45,000 more Democrats than Republicans, signaling Maryland leaning Democratic in the state.
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Baltimore
Harrington
Sun
Bank and Trust Company
Bar
Maryland
Editorial Notes on Mexico and State Politics
Editorial discusses recognition of the Carranza regime as a step toward stability and economic revival in Mexico, noting vast foreign investment and future mineral and oil development once peace returns. It also covers Maryland politics, commissions on budget reform, Republican officeholders, and a call for Democrats to present a united front. A Washington dispatch notes President Wilson and Edith Galt's wedding plans. The piece ends urging readers to contribute local news to the paper.
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Carranza
Mexico
Washington
Wilson
Edith Galt
Roop Plans Public Sale of Property at American Corner
T Roop will sell valuable property at American Corner at a public sale on Tuesday next. See the play Along the Kennebec at the town hall next Wednesday evening.
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Hi. T. Roop
American Corner
Kennebec
Edman'’S
Paton
A. Cox’s
Pean
Covey & Williams
Greensboro
Caroline County Bank
Joseph H. Carroll
Caroline County
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H. Saulsbury Sparks
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Edward W. Liden
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Richard T. West
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Frank J. Goodnow
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James Alfred Pearce
Joseph D. Baker
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F. Neale Parke
Westminster
Philip D. Laird
B. Howell Griswald
J. H. Nichols & CO
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Gold Bond Mfg. Co
Philadelphia
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James W. Wooters
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William F. Schwaninger
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Bethlehem
D. J. Patchett
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