The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1934-01-18
Charges Man Political Ma
chine Has Been Built Up In
State of Maryland
FILED PAPERS FOR CHOICE

kan+ n
- - :. -, ~ !, 49, ,,,ai,,
49,, : ~ - ,;,,;, ooIo. h,,+ 81 ba,,o an
,g,naJ - dofonso 81 +bo accused DO
- - ,,,,.nae+1,, A. hovo ,,ro.o.
.s.4s5 r. H. oror ma anoioov y
a. l. "a annrobord" bo added
...s,. ~ annaara,,oo IN No Cr;,,,inal
80 '',,, ''' e XXX or,;,a,, Iou,,,ors nc
-, ,;taL;, H. Chiof 1,,doo of
~. c.,,,ao.,,a pono,, &c pol+;r,oro Ci+v
~ ,a,..,.aI &c 40 o+bo,. irdaos tho
- o.. U-;l;a,, p;nI.,o,, wbi+a tho
49, ,ta,.,,. ,rto,,os r Hovos and
-''. s45g,. ,aa5ans If tbo soto and
-,+;o,,l hon has IN any wav +arn-
- 4lo;,, ,.an,,+ot;ons Iovorod tho
-. - 40 nrafossion ~ infer
- 49, orlarl,, nrocod ,,ro If ms
+;1o
sr4 IA not ,,rf+ +bon, for nnbIic
ESQ ~ doos = ,,,G+ mo-
Traos Rark Jro,irv
NJ. ovno,,;orco At tho bar Mr. Nice
-.id aa,, 10 of Soma assistance in
a., tSa .,aaaso,,t;or of soorcbina i'm
~a,.4;aI 40 thoro,,,b Investigation If
tho banl;nl,o situation in MARYLAND,
which he proposes to institute.
s.7ts object" he continued, will be
twofold. To fix the responsibility of
those accountable for the ruin of hun
dreds 0 Thousands of depositors and
+o obtain information which shall
form the basis of a genuine banking
law to supersede the patchwork,
loosely drawn and ineffective legis-
Iation which now disgraces out stat
ute books.
Points to State Deposits
u certainly will not permit the de-
post Of nearly fifty per cent. Of the
available cash of the State (more than
$8,000,000) in such banks as those
which, at the close OF the bank hoii-
day Of last March tailed TO reopen on
100 per cent basis.
Mf, NICE asserted 'h'I ne "oui" ~
Sls1 upon d genuine anu '"oioUsn :"
GU OF every il''''''l'"' JUN - '''S
state
Our very sad experience IN con-
nection with the State roads ana the
State banking situation Just prior 70
last March, ne SAID demonstrate
the necessity for such audlts and DIS
closures. Such action should be m
augurated by the executive OF the
State, and such action VIII take
The Republican candidate SAID old
age pensions chliule" "'u anu 'i'o,'-
erS rei'el are i'i'''el' ina, U'', NC
mehIaIIy aIlecV cunning anu passing
generations ana Vnere Is no goo0 ca
son lot Iu[lner oelaS III manning ''oe
qaaIe provision lor 'ne proper Jun
rlohlhg OIL Ihe present i""S'
This he said, should be the sub
ject Of immediate consideration, winch
/ pledge myself to give
Women" he continued, under the
heading of Women in Politics and IN
Office, mo" have the right, not only
Of voting, but OF holding public ONCE;
the State has the corresponding right
to call on them not only TO use the
franchise, but to assist as othcehold-
ers, in conducting its affairs. NO
woman should be excluded by reason
Of sex, from any office within the
gift Of the people. Their influence
cannot tan TO be Denehclal.
Recalls Defeat OF 1919
Harking back to his defeat by Gov
ernor Richie. in 1919, by a margin Of
1875 votes, Mr.. Nice asserted that the
Republican party organization in the
coming contest must appoint election
Judges, clerks and watchers "solely
upon the basis of known and proven
party honesty and loyalty" and that,
he added. is the only guarantee