Wilsons World Court letter misread by partisan press
The piece argues that Republican papers distort Woodrow Wilsons stance on World Court and League of Nations adhesion. It contrasts Democratic views favoring unconditional World Court adhesion with Republican calls for unconditional League membership, noting only irreconcilables and Senator Lodges faction oppose both sides. It defends Wilsons plain declarations and urges fair reading by the American public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Congressman Rouse
President Harding
Wilson
World Court
League of Nations
United States
League
Court
Democratic Party
Senator Lodge
Value of the dollar erodes as prices rise in 1923
Irving Fisher warns that purchasing power has fallen from 72.5 to 59.5 cents since January 1 1922 to April 1 1923. Wages gain 6 to 12 percent in cotton woolen and steel, but real value remains 6 to 7 cents on April 1923 dollar. continued rise may erase small wage gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Fisher
Yale University
Wool Trust
Cotton Textile Trust
Steel Trust
Commissioner Haynes Sees Optimism in Prohibition Progress
Federal Prohibition Director Edmund Budnitz reports praise from Federal Prohibition Commissioner R. A. Haynes that optimism in the ultimate outcome of prohibition is at its strongest. He notes gratifying progress as States assume responsibility under the 18th Amendment, allowing federal agents to focus on large violations such as smuggling conspiracy cases counterfeit activity illegal withdrawals and wholesale drug violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynes
Edmund Budnitz
R. A. Haynes
Prohibition enforcement cited with rising convictions impact
The report cites sharp gains in enforcement across the country, noting 21,460 liquor convictions in Federal courts last year, with over 20,000 pleas of guilty and more than 2,000 guilty verdicts. It lists seizures, destroyed spirits, brewery violations, and 60,019 arrests, highlighting a doubling in effective force and stronger official accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynes
U. S. Census Bureau
United States
Epworth League protest against carnival games of chance
The Epworth League of the Denton Methodist Episcopal Church resolves to protest any carnival or public entertainments containing games of chance. It urges the Firemen's Association and the Community Club to ban such games in future programs. Street dances are condemned and recommended for elimination. The resolutions urge publication and distribution to Firemen's Association officials, the Community Club, and local newspapers. Adopted April 26, 1923, President Edna W. Shipman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Firemen’s Association
Denton
Denton Methodist Episcopal Church
Ireman's Association
League
Community Club
Edna W. Shipman
Cement consignments offered by Towers and Bro
Towers and Bro announce a large consignment of cement for sale. The notice lists the supply as available for purchasers, inviting attention from builders and contractors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L, B
Towers & Bro
Sparkslin Seeks Democratic Nomination for Register of Wills
Walter Sparklin of Denton Maryland announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the office of Register of Wills in Caroline County. He asks Democratic veterans for support ahead of the September primary. April 27, 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Office of Register of Wills
Areapeetally
Walter Sparklin
Denton
the Board of Education
Maryland
Teachers Examination May 5 Denton Court Room 1923
The annual examination for Teachers Certificates will be held in the Court room Denton on Saturday May 5 beginning promptly at 8 45 a m This examination will be continued May 12 at the same hour Candidates must bring fountain pens M N Noble Co Supt Schools
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Room
Denton
M. Noble, Co. Supt
Peanut Butter Chops and Honey Salad Dressing Recipe
A compact recipe note describes making peanut butter chops with peanut butter bread crumbs egg and catsup baked in a buttered dish, followed by a honey dressing from yolks honey lemon juice oil and spices, then a raspberry lacto frozen dessert with butter milk honey raspberry syrup and lemon juice.
Maryland Delaware and Virginia Railway Company property list
An itemized roll of all railroad lines, rolling stock, facilities, and allied properties owned or used by the Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railway Company. Includes locomotives, passenger and brake coaches, box and flat cars, track, rights of way, depots, bridges, water works, machine shops, offices, and the steamboat Westmoreland plus related vessels. Also covers landings, piers Light Street in Baltimore, and Norfolk Brooke Avenue Pier with associated franchises, rights, and stock interests.
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Baltimore
Chestertown
Chester River
Rock Hall
Patuxent River
Chesapeake Bay
Alexandria
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Pont
Maryland
Potomac River
Fredericksburg
Light Street
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railway Company
Love Point
Queen Anne's County
Lewen
Delaware
Queenstown Junction
Centreville
Queen Anne’s County
Queenstown
Westmoreland
Northumberland
Three Rivers
Middlesex
Potomac
Anne Arundel
Calvert
Corsica
Lancaster
B. S. Ford
Custom House
Maryland & Delaware Telephone and Telegraph Company
Chesapeake Wharf Company
Governor’s Run Wharf Company
Dare’s Wharf Company
Ce Capital
Queen Anne’s Railway Company
Customs House
Maryland, Delaware & Virginia Ae Leee Company
Pier 9
Maryland, Delaware and Reine Railway Company
Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic Railway Cmpany
Maryland, Delaware & Virginia Railway Company
Queen Anne's Railroad Company
Maryland and Delaware Telephone and Telegraph Company
Ivers
Scow
Macsapenhe Bay
Rappahannock River
Norfolk
Brooke Avenue
N. Y. P. & N. Railroad Company
B. L. Ord
Sie Capital
Governor's Run Wharf Company
Capital
Common Capital
United States District Court
Girard Truat Company
Broad & Chestnut Streets
Philadelphia
Pier 1
Pratt Street
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Howard Kelvin Benj. H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publicmare
Mottier
Chill Con Carne
Marzweil
Western Newspaper Union
By Douglas Malloch
Ev’rybody
Ev'ryone
Wil
A-Top
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Shakespeare
THE
Denton Journal
Denton, Md
Lelel
Lele
Leledel
Harmony
Ganey’s
Bethlehem
Co. C. Cushing
James Temple
William P. Carroll
Third St
Germany
Eder
Korbach
Westphalia
Thedford’s
Lucas
Emily Deford
Franklin St
Esser CO
Baltimore, Md
R. H. Bailey
T. Pliny Fisher
Main
Fourth
Nuttle Hardware Store
Nuttle Hardware CO
R. T. K. Garey
Wilmington Auto Accessory
Ella Boone
Barcley Corsedore
Laird, Bissell & Meeds
duPont Building
Wilmington
Albert Angell, JR
Masonic Hall
United States District Court For
District of Maryland
Girard Trust Company
Lewes
Tidewater
Pennsylvania
Rehoboth Beach
Piera 7
Satie
Broad & Chestnut Streeta
T. Frank Seward
John Hampton Barnes
Shirley Carter
A&p
A&p Flour
A&p Apple
Ib. Sack
N. Y
Thea
India
Ceylon
Java
Yuello
Kellogg's
Argo Starch
Kirkman’s Soap
Octagon
Soar
Ivory Soap
Pacific
Mainstreet
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