Word: marylander
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...There are ex-candidate Cox of Ohio, Senator Ralston of Indiana, Governor Davis of Kansas, Senator Robinson of Arkansas, Governor Bryan of Nebraska, Senator Ferris of Michigan, Governor Silzer of New Jersey, Senator Kendrick of Wyoming, Governor Ritchie of Maryland, former Senator Saulsbury of Delaware?all of them have pledged delegates; they are favorite sons. But are they possible dark horses...
With the accession of Maryland and Oregon, the Coolidge delegates were numbered at 986, with 28 for La Follette, 15 for Johnson and 80 yet to be chosen...
...joined with the Department of Justice in an attempt to bring the charge against Mr. Wheeler. Attorney General Stone was reported as saying that the case against Mr. Wheeler would be pressed. Zihlman, Langley. A committee of the House, which was investigating charges against two Representatives -Zihlman of Maryland for accepting a bribe, and Langley of Kentucky for conspiracy to violate the Volstead Act-returned a report. In the Zihlman case the committee agreed unanimously that conflicting evidence had been heard and that "taken as a whole . . . the evidence does not establish the truth of the charge." In the Langley...
...Fifth Annual Convention of the National League of Women Voters, in Buffalo. Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania, Governor Ritchie of Maryland, William Allen White of Kansas and prominent characters ad dressed the meeting. Afterwards followed passage of resolutions. Entrance into the World Court, another disarmament conference, uniform State marriage and divorce laws, shorter working hours for women, passage of a child labor Amendment to the Constitution, sterilization of the unfit, law enforcement, were among measures recommended. Birth control failed of endorsement by an adverse vote of two to one, but was recommended for study by state organizations. Miss Belle Sherwin ('daughter...
...Bankers' Club indicated the nation-wide and authoritative support this effort will receive. They included: Dr. Ernest M. Hopkins, President of Dartmouth; Ray Stannard Baker; Herbert S. Houston, editor of Our World; General Tasker H. Bliss; Dr. William H. Welch of Johns Hopkins; Governor A. C. Ritchie of Maryland; T. I. Parkinson, Acting Dean of Columbia; Dr. Alexander Smith, representing Dr. John Grier Hibben, President of Princeton; John G. Agar, George Barr Baker and Edgar Rickard of the Commission for Relief in Belgium Educational Foundation; Van Lear Black; Robert S. Brookings, President of the Institute of Economics; Judge J. Harry...