Baltimore editorials condemn Schoonewolf pick for Senate doorkeeper
The Baltimore press and pulpit attack the appointment of Schoonewolf as Senate doorkeeper, noting his discreditable past as a saloonkeeper and criticizing Senator John Walter Smith who backed him. The piece urges withdrawal, warns of harm to the party, and cites reform aims and rising direct election momentum. It also covers migratory bird protection laws, fourth class post offices under civil service, and notes on the Maryland senatorial contest and future projects like a Hudson River bridge.
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Baltimore
United States Senate
Schoonewolf
John Walter Smith
Smith
Schoenewolf
Caroline County
Taft
Jurleson
No More Watered Stocks Says Congressman Favenner
Congressman Favenner disputes overcapitalization calling watered stocks a tax on every American family. He cites United States Commission figures and National Corporation Tax Returns showing about 30 billion dollars of stock as water and about 1.4 billion in annual dividends. He argues this inflates prices, suppresses wages, and raises living costs, urging the issue as a major political concern with examples like the Chicago and Alton case.
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Favenner
United States Commission
National Corporation Tax Returns
United States
la Follette
Chicago & Alton
Perkinses
Morgans
Panama Canal Near Opening and Big Book Offer
The canal will be navigable in months with full completion in two years at a cost of 375 million dollars. Frank R. Kent lauds the project as a historic achievement connecting oceans and continents, led by Col onel George W. Goethals as chief engineer with January 1, 1915 set for a formal opening. A book offer from The Philadelphia Record promotes a New Modern English Dictionary in leather or half leather bindings for six coupons and extra postage.
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Panama Canal
Frank R. Kent
The
Baltimere Sun
Pacific
Atlantic
Chagres
Ocean
George W. Goethals
Goethals
Philadelphia Record
Daily
Sunday Record
Philadelphia Record Dictionary Offer At Low Cost
The Philadelphia Record promotes a dictionary offer with 1.03 dollars postage included for a deluxe edition and a 2.00 book in plain cloth binding for six coupons and 76 cents. Readers should send coupons and remittance directly to The Philadelphia Record Dictionary Department at 616 Chestnut Street Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia Record, Dictionary Department
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Advertisement claims children’s powders relieve colds and stomach troubles, promote health, and destroy worms. Sold at druggists for five cents, with sample mail offer. Address Allen St Olmsted LeRoy NY.
Land Sale Near Preston With Farm and Outbuildings
During 1913 between 3 and 4 pm the sale includes three parcels of land near Preston adjoining Lawrence B Towers A J Cole and Walter C Lankford described from Lot No 2 of Frazier Flats Farm with improvements a dwelling barn corn crib poultry house and other buildings plus fruit trees and berries Part 3 covers 53 acres with a small dwelling barn and poultry house Terms require one third cash at sale one third in six months and one third in twelve months or all cash with deferred payments bearing interest. J Fletcher Clark as assignee of mortgage handles title at purchaser expense.
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Preston
Lawrence B. Towers
A. J. Cole
Walter C. Lankford
Frazier Flats
Arthur J. Cole
Klaus Palma
W. C. Lankford
Lankford
Skillingtons Creek
L. B. Towers
Towers
J. Fletcher Clark
For Sale Sweet Potato Bedding Roots and Plants
For Sale. Sweet potato bedding roots twenty five cents a basket. Ready to contract for sweet potato plants at one dollar and one dollar twenty five cents per thousand. Also offering a 120-EPG incubator for sale at five dollars. BF : 4-5-21. Hobbs Md.
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Hobbs, Md
Missing muff over Hillsboro to Denton path found
A black muff is found on the road from Hillsboro to Denton. Please return it to the Denton Journal office.
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Hillsboro
Denton
Denton Journal
Public auction of Denton real estate and stores in Caroline Co
Assignee will sell at Denton court house door on April 29 1918 between 5 and 4 pm the Glenden mortgage property in Caroline County including Ten Acres and two brick store buildings on Main Street Denton. Properties include land described by metes and bounds and business sites once occupied by Nuttle Hardware Co and John L Riveragain.
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John J. Glanden
Mary L. Glanden
Harvey L. Cooper
Caroline County
Cooper
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Baltimore Corner
Ingleside
Main Street
Nuttle Hardware Co
John L
John Howard
J. Kemp Stevens
Denton Maryland sale to include eight parcels of town properties
A notice describes an April 29 1913 sale of two brick store properties and several adjoining parcels on Main Fourth and Franklin streets in Denton Maryland. Parcels include improved stores warehouses a two story stable and assorted outbuildings with detailed frontage and depth outlines and a remaining parcel with a chicken shed.
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Main
Franklin
Fourth
Main Street
Denton
Maryland
Mass Ida Meilvaine
Ormond W. Downes
Fourth Streets
Fourth Street
Rachel Kinnamon
Franklin Streets
Terms of sale on parcels by Downes estate
The sale terms require one-third of purchase price at day of sale with the remainder due January 1, 1914. Interest accrues to January 1, 1914 on cash payments. Deferred payment secured by purchaser note, bank payment, with attorney-in-fact approval. 1913 taxes reserved to December 31, 1913. Title papers at purchaser expense. Attorneys in fact: Harvey L. Cooper, Albert G. Towers. Auctioneer: James Temple.
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Gat Chaser
Harvey L. Cooper
James Temple
Albert G. Towers
Ormond W. Downes
Alice J. Downes
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