Robinson Asks Contest GE On Ethical Plane
Senator Joe T. Robinson of Arkansas accepted the Democratic nomination for vice president at the Arlington Hotel. He urged frank discussion of issues, warned against slander, and pressed for farm relief, prohibition enforcement, a stronger merchant marine, and reduced corruption in government while contrasting Democratic and Republican farm policies and temperance approaches.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Joe T. Robinson
Claude G. Bowers
New York
Houston
Arlington Hotel
Arkansas
Robinson
Republican Party
McNary-Haugen
Wallace
Coolidge
Campaiign
Hoover
Pacific Ruralist
Democratic Party
Resolutions Committee
Wilson
Senator Robinson
Smith
Treasury Department
Prohibition
Aquor
William S. Ware
Pennsylvania
Kansas City
Republcan Party
Washington
United States
No Vacation Best Time When Tired and Nervous
Quote from F. DB. Morehead: the best time to take no vacation is when tired and nervous, regardless of season or convenience.
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Morehead
Biddy in Brainstorm at Indianapolis News
A humorous note from the Indianapolis News about a hen that mistook a mall plane for a chicken hawk, prompting an unconventional examination by an alienist.
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Biddy
Indianapolis News
Curcus Cannon Lot in Denton Seized in Bank Suit
By writ of fieri facias in Caroline County Circuit Court The Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Denton Maryland has executed on the interest of Marc Bryant and Linnie T Percy in a Denton land parcel at the southeast corner of Fourth and Market streets known as the Curcus Cannon lot. The property includes the dwelling and all appurtenances and will be offered to the highest bidder at public auction for cash on a stated date.
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Caroline County
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of
Denton
Maryland
Marc Bryant
Linnie T. Percy
Mare Bryant
Linnie RB. Percy
Linnie B. Percy
Fourth and
Market Streets
Curcus Cannon
Fourth Street
Main Street
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Bank to Close on Labor Day September 8 1928
Bank to be closed Monday September 8 1928 Labor Day all legal holiday. All paper payable here and maturing that day may be paid on the following day. J Frank Wright cashier.
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W. 1. Norris
J. Frank Wright
T. FarMens & Merchants State Bank
Denton
George W. Beck
Jd. A. Trazzare
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