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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1916
Page
2
A Republican analysis cites the Chicago Tribune editorial backing Hughes, noting Wilson’s acceptance speech as a clear Democratic strength. It highlights Republican weakness and the party’s struggle to find a convincing issue amid Democratic facts and logic.
The Baltimore Sun says Dr. Joseph I. France is amiable but lacks force and practical ability. David John Lewis, the Democrat, is praised for public service qualities and for pledging to uphold Wilson. The paper argues Lewis deserves election to the Senate for service, opportunity, and national alignment.
A piece arguing for compulsory military training akin to Switzerland to bolster national defense. It notes recent near misses of distant aggressors and lauds the volunteer, while warning changing conditions demand stronger land defense without a large standing army.
A plan proposes obligatory military training for all able-bodied American youth starting at age twenty two. The trained pool of about two million men could be mobilized to repel any invader, with minimal disruption to civilians or industry, drawing on historical support from early presidents and practical input from Swiss and American experts.
Editorial notes discuss Herbert Kaufman's Cosmopolitan piece on Ocean City Berlin and Salisbury and Maryland roads. A Baltimore speech by President Wilson to Grain Dealers' Association favors pro business legislation. Notices of Judgment summarize 100 actions under the Food and Drugs Act exposing false cures and adulteration. Promotion urges subscription.
Congress repeals Emergency Revenue stamp taxes effective immediately. Internal Revenue Bureau confirms no stamps required on telegraphs, tickets, bonds, certificates, transfers, licenses, and more. During seven months the duties raised over 23 million dollars. Local notes mention Mrs Hunt’s return from Baltimore and Mrs Maloney visiting her mother in this place.
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