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Board of Police Commissioners, initiating an extensive investigation that led to charges against them. Crothers removed the three supposedly corrupt members and tried to fill their posts with chosen replacements while the originals awaited trial. However, the
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African Americans. He also barely refrained (following a public outcry) from supporting a bill which would have effectively passed the bill's requirements into law even before the people ratified it. The Amendment was rejected by the people of Maryland.
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Crothers's actions led to some problems with Maryland's other politicians, including members of his own party, near the end of his time as governor. Crothers was sick when he left office in 1912, and eventually died at the home of his nephew,
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as an associate judge for the Second Judicial Circuit, which included Cecil County. However, he refused to run for a second term, and instead ran for governor in 1907. Despite being a relative unknown, Crothers was elected into office.
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determined that the governor did not have such power, neither to remove them or replace them before their time in court. Crothers still tried to bring the charges against them, but nothing came of it.
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to create more accountability for campaign funds; and he supported the direct election of
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Crothers' tenure as governor was notable for its reform aspects. He created the
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teacher. He was inspired to become a lawyer, and graduated from the
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Crothers, Austin Lane (1860–1912)– also known as Austin L. Crothers
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in 1908 to improve Maryland's road system; he pushed through a
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for Cecil County, a post he held from 1891 to 1895.
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Austin L. Crothers

Governor of Maryland
Edwin Warfield
Phillips L. Goldsborough
Maryland Senate
Charles C. Crothers
Henry M. McCullough
Maryland House of Delegates
Conowingo, Maryland
Elkton, Maryland
Democratic
Charles C. Crothers
Omar D. Crothers
Omar D. Crothers Jr.
United States Democratic Party
46th Governor of Maryland
Conowingo
Cecil County, Maryland
West Nottingham Academy
public school
University of Maryland Law School
Elkton
State's Attorney
Maryland State Senate
Democrat
Charles C. Crothers
Republican
Henry M. McCullough
Edwin Warfield

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