Toward Melvin Ban
The Denton Journal front notes indicate a reported push toward enacting a Melvin ban with local publishers Johnson and Johnson listed among contributors. The brief item highlights community debate and municipal interest in restricting or banning Melvin activities.
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Melvin Ban
Johnson Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Editorial Reflections On Wilson And Progressive Thought
Editorial notes praise for Woodrow Wilson and his calm, adaptable leadership. It cites Collier's on his readiness to revise judgments, contrasts librarian and teacher roles, and discusses a new era of education and public service. It also covers California land views on Japan, Queens Democrats eyeing a short-term Senate seat, and a fiscal plan linking taxes to a future budget.
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Ecarnet
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Ile
Collier's Weekly
Reac
Bergson
Wilson
Johnson
California
Japan
Brown Men
Income tax to cut living costs say Democratic leaders
Journal correspondent notes House Democrats expect immediate $300 million cut in living costs and eventually up to $600 million yearly savings through the income tax. They argue tariff reductions plus tax revenue will lower consumer prices as profits on taxes are passed to shoppers. Representative Cordell Hull foresees future reliance on income and inheritance taxes.
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Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Wasuixeron
House
Democratic Party
Payne-Aldrich
Cordell Full
Tennessee
Ways and Means
Senate Election for Short and Long Terms Likely Next Fall
The Baltimore Sun reports lawyers agree no extra session will be called. Short term senator to be chosen in regular primaries, while long term election postponed. Debate centers on vacancy status after Rayner's death and Jackson's interim hold. Jackson plans to stay out of the short term race and will decide later about the long term bid.
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Baltimore Sun
Poe
Straus
George Stewart Brown
Brown
Hexas
Isidor Rayner
William P. Jackson
Rayner
William P. Rawls
Baltimore
Senator Jackson
Rawls
Elliott for Sheriff Announces Candidacy in Md County
W T Elliott of Ridgely announces candidacy for sheriff subject to Democratic primary voters this year. He pledges to hold the office with honor and credit to himself and the public and asks party support throughout the county. March 8th, 113.
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Caroline County
Caroline Democracy
Democracy
Denton
Crroeline County
Ean
WM. A. Stewart
J. R. Wughes
Greensboro, Md
W. T. Elliott. Ridgely
George W. Kelley Seeks Sheriff Nomination in Fight District
Democratic candidate George W. Kelley declares his candidacy for sheriff. He asks friends and Democratic voters for support, noting his lifelong zeal for the party and his work for party tickets in the Fight District.
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George W. Kelley
Fighth
Notice to creditors of Union Supply Co at Preston
The book accounts of The Union Supply Co now in the hands of Chas B Harrison Esq Preston. All persons owing the company please call upon Mr Harrison at once and settle to save costs of suit. These accounts must be closed promptly. T Pliny Fisher Receiver.
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Union Suppy Co
Preston
Chas. B. Harrison
Curiae ET Crobs and Willian Re Kay
Elements of a wedding notice list spouses Jettie Vi Wheeler Birer P L Wheeler and Charciee Ry Steven with ties to Elem vietta Malls and Roland Yo Mtille, detailing marital connections in a compact notice.
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Curae ET
Crobs
Willian
Kay
Fier
Jettie Vi
Wheeler
Birer
Elemvietta Malls
Roland Yo Mtille
Huband
Atl
Charciee
Steven
Maryland County Land Parcels Bid In Hereditary Suit Title
The case in Caroline County Maryland concerns sale of multiple parcels of land in the Eighth Third and Thirddistricts including the Loven Farm and James From tracts totaling hundreds of acres. Parties include B Gootee Stevens heirs Carrie I Crosby Nettie V Wheeler Margaret S Uhler and others with residents in Caroline Baltimore Philadelphia and Oregon. The court orders publication of notice in a Caroline County newspaper urging all parties to appear by June 1913 to show cause why a decree for sale and division of proceeds should not be granted.
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Cotter
Carghin
Maryland
Waieh Bo
Stevens
Godtes Stove
Tee
Folla
Firth
H. C. Veauehamp
Wilaen
Caroline County
Hames
Caroline Counte
Marsyhind
Uames
Staate
Leine
Carole County
Snowias
James
Solomon L. Chaflineh
Solonon L. Chaflinch
B. Gootee Stevens
Carrie I Crosby
William Crosby
Nettie V. Wheeler
Elmer E. Wheelers
Gore Pia W. South
TH. Earl Smith
Margaret S. Uhler
Wiliam D. Uhler
Chisence R. Stevens
Earl Smith
Bruce G. Stevens
Carrie E. Crosby
el Paso
Alexac
Elmer E. Wheeler
Henrietta Mills
Roland Y. Mills
Baltimore
William D. Uhler
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Clarence R. Stevens
Oregon
Itio
Circuit Court For
Clarence He. Stevens
Proposals Sought For Lift Bridge At Choptank River
Caroline County Commissioners invite seated proposals to build a lift bridge on the Denton Willow Pond Road over Choptank River. Bids due noon May 13 1913 at Denton Maryland office. Plans from State Roads Commission. require bid price in writing and figures plus $700 certified check. County may reject any and all bids. President Wissley Jarrell. Clerk W H Anderson.
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Caroline County
Caroine County
Denton
Willow Pond
Choptank River
Commissioners of
State Rezds Commission
Howard St
Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Wissley Jarrell
W. H. Anderson
Assignee's Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Maryland
Public sale offered by assignee under a 1910 mortgage chain from Walter T. Chase and Charlotte Chase to Martin P. Herner, then assigned to Winon Redhead and Chas. B. Harrison. Parcels include three lands with pine timber, a two story stable, a large chicken shed, and a Denton town house and lot. Sale set for May 17, 1918, at 2 to 4 PM at Garis & Covey's store, Preston, Md. Cash day of sale. title at purchaser expense.
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
Byid
A. Edward Gostee
Nehemiah W. Prettyman
Pardners
A. Gostee & Prettyman
George A. Zirchel
Preston
Mary Lane
Sau
Union Supply Co
South Bend
T. Pliny Fisher
NDER
Walter T. Chase
Charlotte Chase
Martin P. Herner
Winon Redhead
Chas
BR. Harrison
Liber J. K.S
Caroline Counts
Garis & Covey’s
Maryland
Hunting Creek Neck
Poplar Neck
Moses Horner
Martin P. Horner
Chas. B. Harrison
W. T. Tull
T. Alan Goldsborough
Denton
The Baltimore Star Features and Pricing Overview
The Baltimore Star, founded August 17 1908 by the Baltimore American publisher, presents itself as the premier evening paper of the South. It promises extensive news and reading matter across departments including financial, sporting, society, and women pages. It boasts leading writers, full illustrations, first photographs of major events, and extensive wire services. Subscription options are one cent per copy, one month 95 cents, three months 75 cents, and one year $3 with address details forthcoming.
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Baltimore Star
Baltimore American
South
Maryland
America
The
Star
the Star
Public sale announced for court house door Dornton
A notice states that PHL uicer and his attorneys in fact Orne WO Doanes and Alice J Downes will offer and expose at public sale to the lowest bid from in front of the Court House door in the town of Dornton.
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Orne WO Doanes
Alice J. Downes
Ana
Dornton
Abuyinnd
Property Auction Notice for Two Brick Stores and Dwelling
Between two and four o'clock an auction will offer two brick store properties with a wagon yard sheds and stable on Train and Fourth Streets and a dwelling on Pranida and Fomarch Street. The property will be sold in parcels as described.
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Pranida
Fomarch Street
Two Story Brick Building Parcel No 2 in Denton Town
A two story brick building parcel on Main Street Denton Maryland with a 30 ft 1 in frontage and 150 ft depth to a north alley, adjacent to Parcel No 1 on the west and Ormond W Downes property on the east, improved by…
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Fourth Street
Denton
Maryland
Ormond W. Downes
Main Street
Rachel Kinnamon
Ihaamg Tutte
de Alo
Armand
Neal San
Paradiel
Mass Ida Mell
Vane
Orn
W. Downes
Main
Denton Maryland parcels described with streets and boundaries
Parcel 3 covers a 34 foot Main street frontage and 100 foot depth at the corner of Main and Fourth. Parcel 4 describes a house and lot on Fourth street, bounded by an alley and parcels 2 and 3 with a 34 foot width and 50 foot depth. The text notes occupancy by Nuttle Hardware Co. and unimproved status for Parcel 3.
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Denton
Maryland
Fourth
Franklin Streets
Main
Fourth Streets
Property Nearly New With Outbuildings In Top Condition
Property described as nearly new includes necessary outbuildings and all in first class condition. A compact listing emphasizes modern construction and ready-to-use facilities for immediate occupancy.
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