Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-08-09
Resolutions Adopted

appointment OF the joint committee.
\ These resolutions read as follows
Fl Resolutions Adopted
Whereas. This meeting was called
by the State Central Committee OF the
/ Democratic party for the purpose OF
harmoDizing the party hitherto di-
+ vided by factionai differences; and
Whereas. II is imperative that
there should be no division in part
forces II we desire the Democratic
party 10. control the destinies OF our
county
( Therefore, Be IL Resolved, That
Frank s Revell, of the Democratic
State Central Committee. represent
ing one element Of tho party and John
dep. Douw, OF the same committee.
representing the other element OF the
party, be hereby declared a commit
tee on committees and each are here
by authorized To name seven affiliated
I Democrats. one from each election
/ district OF Anne Arundel county.
which committee of fourteen, after re-
ceiying recommendations and sugges-
tions from this body. or from the
members Of their committee. as to
available candidates for the House of
Z Delegates. County Treasurer, Sheriff.
members Of the State Central Com
mittee. and Delegates TO the Demo-
! cratic State Convention, shall select
from the names suggested recommen-
dations. who in the judgment of this
committee, shall but allay factional
/ differences in the various districts
and in the county as follows:
Five recommendations for candi-
dates 10 the House of Delegates
/ One recommendation as a candi-
/ date for County Treasurer.
"One recommendation as candi-
date for Sheriff
These names to appear on the Off
cial ballot as Democratic candidates
! for the above-named Offices at the No
vember election. and six recommen-
| datiOns for members of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee and
| five recommendations for Delegates to
the State Convention, such names to
all pear on the official ballot at the
primary election of September 8.
And il is further resolved. That
/ this committee shall have no author
ity 10 make recommendations for
County Commissioner. the selection of
! candidates for this Office lin such dis
tricts as there may be contest) to be
determined by the Democratic voters
of each district at the primary cleo
ton of September 8.
And be it further resolved. That
this committee shall report their rec
concentrations to the chairman of the
body on Thursday at IL o'clock
Women Wanted To Know
Meanwhile there had been consid-
| erat lie discussion among the Demo
cratic women. They wanted TO know
just what, the attitude of the male
Democrats was, as to their standing
i'm the meeting as well as in the pri-
maries. and i'm general what reeogni-
ton they would be given and also as
to the mode of procedure in putting
candidates in the field, for it had been
.ntimated that they would bring out
gates, and three for representatives
on the State Central Committee, in
line with the resolutions adopted by
the recent meeting of the State Central
Committee of Maryland. opening the
way for them to name such candidates.
The women filed into the Court room.
80 strong Prior thereto, they had
held meeting among themselves and
discussed matters among themselves
and in course of which they also
adopted a resolution. placing them
selves on record as favoring an open
primary. This resolution follows:
Resolution BY Women Voters
Resolved That the Democratic
Women OF Anne Arundel County. in
session assembled. August 8, 1921.
wish 10 go on record as being in
favor OF an open primary"
Conference Committeeman
Appointed By former Sheriff Frank
s Revell, of the old organization, and
member of the Central Committee:
First district. 0den B. Duckett;
/ Second. Judge Maynard Carr; Third.
/ Senator Frank NJ Duvall; Fourth, w.
Edward Cecil: Fifth. VIM n MeGin-
mis-; Sixth (Annapolisl. Senator 4.
! Theodore Brady: Eighth. John H.
/ Rodgers
Appointed by Chairman DOW of the
Central Committee. of the faction.
formerly known as the Progress
sives":
First district. William p Elliott:
Second, c. Ashby Duvall: Third,
( Charles L. Tate: Fourth. Bruner r.
Anderson: Fifth. c. II. Fulton Kelly;
Sixth (Annapolis), William H. Moss:
Eighth, Isaac S Nutwell.
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