Let Us Give Mr Sisk Twenty Five Hundred In Caroline
A 1914 call in Caroline county urges every Democrat to mobilize to secure a large vote for Mr. Sisk in the county's congressional race. The Salisbury Advertiser notes no Republican candidates filed by the deadline, promising an easy Democratic path to Congress if nominations materialize. The piece praises Sisk's long service, urging Caroline Democrats to organize and boost turnout for his home county.
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Caroline County
Congress
Salisbury
Sisk
Caroline
Washington
Mr. Sisk
Albert W. Sisk
Ships We Need to Rebuild a Merchant Fleet
In the Democratic call to action, Col. Sisk argues the United States must restore a merchant marine to safeguard grain exports and national interests. He urges ships controlled or owned by the government to prevent future shortages as war disrupts global trade and farmers pressure for transport capacity.
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America
Congress
Col. Sisk
United States
Editorial Notes on Politics and Roads
The Baltimore Sun notes Republicans counted on William P. Jackson to finance registration and boost GOP votes, but he backs away from active support. Maryland will send Henry G. Shirley to the Fourth American Road Congress in Atlanta to discuss heavy traffic roads, while Democrats urge county voters to back Col. Albert W. Sisk for Congress.
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Baltimore Sun
William P. Jackson
United States Senate
Jackson
Maryland
Atlanta
Georgia
Afr
Henry G. Shirley
State Roads Commission
Good Times Ahead as War Risks Spark Farm Prosperity
The article argues for strong Democratic support for Wilson, critiques Republican policies, and predicts rising prices and demand in farm goods due to European war needs. It cites Henry W. Wood on grain, meat, and livestock shortages, urging South farmers to expand cattle and pasture. It also extols courtesy and good manners as essential business practice.
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Henry W. Wood
Europe
England
Scotland
Ireland
Great
Britaan
South
Embezzler at Adams Express Faces Chance to Make Restitution
E W Amos 29, agent f at Feon Md, is accused of stealing 8000 in currency deposited for shipment from the National Bank of Easton to the Franklin National Bank of Philadelphia. He had previously pleaded for a chance to repay 774. Carran t county’s Charles C Gorsuch urges farmers to sow wheat amid warinfluenced conditions noting long demand for flour. A former French prime minister is said to be fighting as a private. An American politician expects rapid promotion. Ship wheat by the Edenton steamer with grain sacks supplied freight four cents a bushel.
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E. W. Amos
Adams Express Company
Feon
Express Company
National Bank of Easton
Franklin National Bank
Philadelphia
Charles C. Gorsuch
Carran T County
Europe
France
Edenton
James T Bright Announces Candidacy For Short Term Congress
James T Bright of Centreville Maryland files for the short term seat in the First Congressional District in September 1914. He pledges to support Woodrow Wilsons administration and to represent all voters, explaining his decision to run only for the short term amid district sentiment for two nominees. He notes Queen Annes County's historical support for Jeffersonian principles and urges Democratic voters to back his bid in the September 15 primary.
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Congress
First
Maryland
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Board of Supervisors
First Congressional District
Pan
Tom
Price
Sisk
Queen Annes County
Jefferson
First Congressional
Reade Wilkerson
W. Brewster Deen
Liber J. K. S
Caroline County
Court House
Denton
James Brown
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Local Resident
Back pain and kidney discomfort prompt community endorsement for Doan's Kidney Pills. Charles E. Seymour of West Street Eas ton Md. reports relief after two boxes. He joins others in praising the Buffalo maker Foster Milburn Co. as the distributor in stores.
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Dean
Denton
Charles E. Seymour
West St
Easton
Doan
Mr. Seymour
Foster-Milburn Co
Props
Buffalo
N.Y
Bank Notice for Labor Day and Defenders' Day Holiday
The GOLDSBORO BANK in Goldsboro Maryland announces closures on Labor Day and Defenders' Day, September 7 and 12, with all payable papers due those days payable the next business day. Cashier Robert Jarrell Jr. notes. A black leather handbag with pearl inlay and valuables lost. leave at Williston store or JOURNAL Office in Denton.
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The
Goldsboro Bank
Goldsboro
Robert Jarrell, JR
O. M. Hignatt
Williston
Journal
Denton
Denton National Bank
T. C. West
Peoples National Bank
T. FP. Johnson
the Provident State Bank
Preston
School Board
Muarydel
Henderson
Moore’s
Lowe’s
Greensboro
Bridgetown
Burrsville
Liden’s
Parker's
Hickman
Federalsburg
Thawley’s
Saulsbury
Cedar Grove
Hillsboro
Ridgely
Concord
Smithville
W. W. Seward
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin Ben
H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Marshall
Wilson
ARES
Mexico
Democratic Congress
James T. Bright
Queen Anne’s County
Centreville
MR. James F. Bright
Danton
Hulsbard
Lark’s
Aura
Buen Carne
Edman’ S
Prion ‘Nemessy
Contaaber
A. Cox's
WAY & Williams
Clark's
Caroline County Bank
Joseph H. Carroll
W. 8. Crouske
Enor
BL & QC
Laltimore
H. J. Patterson
Maryland Agricultural College
Ryerson Company
Baltimore
J. W. Funk
Ker
Druggista
L. B. Towers
Texas
Pelle
G. KE. Williamson
Lan
Charles A. Whitely
J. el. Nichols & Cos
GAP
J. FL. Nichols & Coo
Denton, MD
Erry
T. Alan Coldsborough
Circuit Court For
Linnie T. Percy
Marc Bryant
Bemp No
Harris Chapel
Howard Bryant
Mare Bryant
Allensh
T. Alan Goldsborough
James Temple
Family Story Paper
Vandewater St
New York
Chapel Mill
Talbot County
G. C. Noore
Queen Anne
Del
Va. Ry
Troy
Haart
West Bound
Hootly
Mozete TI
Pale Lv
Rehoboth
Slop
Teta
Batthmore
Jenenlay
T. Murdoch LE. Jones
Willard Thomson
Charles E. Willis
Charles FE. Willis
Tuckahoe Neck
Stocis
Dexter
Morgan
Kate
Dearborn
H. Earle Smith
Oscar Clark
PL Covey
M. Nope
Covey
McCormick
Hocking Valley
H. P. Gray
Thomas
Allaband
Cnns
D. Schuyler
Parlett & Pascault
Johns Hopkins University
Department of Engineering
McCoy Hall
Baltimore City
Loyolno College
Mount St. Mary’s College
Rock Hill College
St. John’s College
Washington College
Western Maryland College
West Denton
Hughes Lumber & Coalco
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