James M Cox Promotes Farm Needs and Political Mobilization
The text highlights James M Cox as a farmer who understands agricultural issues from childhood through his Ohio governorship and presidential nomination. It notes road-building surveys, party organization reform, women's voting readiness, and strategic campaigning across national and state levels, plus remarks on registration, race dynamics, and the League of Nations stance.
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James M. Cox
Ohio
Cox
Grand Central Palace
New York City
Governor Cox Attacks GOP Campaign Finances in $15 Million Plan
Governor Cox charged Republicans planned a $15 million campaign fund, far beyond legitimate use, citing a list of fifty-one cities with quotas totaling over $8 million. He named Cleveland, Washington, Atlanta, Newark, and Cincinnati among others. Republican leaders denied fixed quotas, offering a budget of $3 to 4 million. The senatorial committee heard from Hays Upham and Blair as evidence of money digging. Bleak talk of buying the presidential election persists.
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Cox
United States
Cleveland
Ohio
Washington
D. C
Atlanta
Newark
N. J
Cincinnati
Hays
Upham
Republican National Committee
Harry M. Blair
Republican Party
Farm wagon versus truck test in shock loading contest
In a farm demonstration across an agricultural belt, a champion wagon team challenged two trucks to load shocks. The farmer picked field conditions. after effort, the wagon reached 47 shocks while the truck crew loaded 100 shocks. The newer truck method prevailed.
Veterans of Eastern Shore regiment hold Federalsburg reunion
The old Civil War volunteers from Dorchester, Caroline and Talbot counties gathered for their annual reunion in Federalsburg on Thursday. Col James C. Mulliken of Easton presided. three of about fifty officers remain living: Mulliken, Capt J F Rastall of Washington, and Lieut John Mowbray of Philadelphia. Legislative work on extra registration days concluded Wednesday night. Parsons of Salisbury, Bowden, and Howard Purse and Henry Purse of Seaford narrowly escaped drowning when Parsons’s car backed into the Nanticoke River at the steamboat wharf.
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First
Eastern Shore Regiment
Federalsburg
Dorchester
Caroline
Talbot
Easton
Cambridge
Preston
Federalsborp
James C. Mulliken
Washington
John Mowbray
Philadelphia
Annapolis
Franklin R. Parsons
Salisbury
Paul Bowden
Howard
Henry Purse
Seaford
Parsons
Nanticoke River
Hog Lice and Hog Mange bulletin from USDA
A new USDA farmers bulletin titled Hog Lice and Hog Mange explains how to identify external parasites on swine and describes effective economical remedies. The article notes hog health hinges on sanitary quarters, clean wallows, and proper feed to prevent losses.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Easton Welcomes Bishop Davenport
Easton joins the Diocese in rejoicing at the consecration of the third Bishop of Easton. Easton, hosting the bishop, foresees a strong link between church leadership and civic life, praising the bishop’s genial character, broad vision, and the family’s social welcome.
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Star-Democrat
Easton
Episcopal Church
Shore
Bishop
Women urged to vote now that law requires it
Bishop John G. Murray urges both men and women to register and vote, calling voting a citizen duty under the new law. The Forest Service notes Alaska pulp wood will supply paper needs, per Colonel W. B. Greeley. Local items include L. B. Towers & Bis selling corn, Leroy C. Loapfetlow buying Harry C. Records store, and a Wheat and Rye sale note. Jur.
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John G. Murray
The
Forest Service
Alaska
W. B. Greeley
Ltis
L. B.towers & Bis
Leroy C. Loapfetlow
Seaford
Harry C. Records
L. B. Towers & Wro
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Denmark
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James Temple
J. Keep Stevens
C. W. Sigman
Euston
Colonel
W. H. Lord
Llebhs
M. EB. Cox
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Denton Bridge
Taylor
Ruor Shine
Too’ Eluck
John Deere
Dearborn
Aurinp
Model Wes
Chas. W. Sullivan
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Irwin Schlegel
Daviy & Temple
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ML 1
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Callie
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Civil Service
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Marydel, Md
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William 'T. Short, Bowers, del
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Wingate Neal
Calvert C. Merriken
Denton, Md
Nuttle Milling Company
Sherman E. Hignutt
Denton, Ma
C. G. Dukes
Josh W. Carrole
H. P. Sullivan
Williston
Houstein Cattle
Centreville
Pope
Queen Anne’s County
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Olga Mercedes
Mason and Dixon
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Gire
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Test
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T. Pliny Fisher
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Earle Smith
Edison Phonographs
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Ebay
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Oliver
New Town
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Ppc
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George L. Jopp
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Wilmington
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Baltimore, Md
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Mikado
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Hunt
Orphans’ Court
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I. D. Horsey
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Hickman
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Staal
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