Editorial notes on Wilson split and tariff talk
The New York World views Republican leaders as desperately hoping ex President Wilson reenters politics to unify the factions. It cites Bishop Berry on church publicity and warns that Fordney tariff plans push taxes onto the middle class while plans for tax cuts favor the very rich. Wilson reportedly backs Harding’s disarmament conference though will not speak during delicate negotiations. Parcel post losses and a rise in rates are anticipated. American Legion delegates head to France for battlefield visits as the Senate passes Capper-Tindher anti-gambling bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
James F. Uerry
Philadelphia
Christian Advocate
Berry
Methodist Episcopal Church
World
Flesh
Devil
Harding
Washington
Friends of Wilson
Tian
United States
Club Meet at College Park Delights State Youths
The College Park Club Week drew about 200 boys and girls from across the state. Groups of twenty five led by a member and a county agent enjoyed lectures on cooking sewing dairy cattle judging tractoring swine poultry agronomy and games. Thursday included a trip to Washington with officials, a tour of Agriculture Department buildings, lunch on the National Museum lawn, and a Mt Vernon steamer excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Washington
Agriculture Wallace
Department of Agriculture
National Museum
Mt. Vernon
George Washington
May hail hits cider crop and Talbot Republicans slate slate
A May hail storm and poor weather cut the cider crop this fall across Talbot County. Republicans announce a full ticket: Arringdale for Senate, Sinclair and Adams for House, Boley for county commissioner, Stelle for clerk, Blades for sheriff, Nelson for clerk of court, and James for register of wills. If it rains on August 20 the Talbot Post of the American Legion gets 700 dollars for a barbecue day insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot
Senate
John A. Arringdale
House of Delegates
Elmer Sinclair
George F. Adams
Alphonso Boley
Marton B. Stelle
Henry E. Nelson
J. Harper Blades
Register of Wills
Edward L James
Talbot Post
The
American Legion
Walter Rutter for Sheriff in Caroline County primary
To the voters of Caroline County Walter Rutter announces his candidacy for Sheriff subject to Democratic primaries. He explains withdrawing two years ago for the party's good and asks for support again, pledging to serve credibly if nominated and elected.
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Caroline County
Walter & Rutter
House of Delegates
Democratic Party
Maryland tax burden shows need for state reform
A Denton letter to Caroline County voters argues Maryland spends too much per capita on government. Based on a 1920 census analysis, the writer cites high costs of governor office, state buildings, tax collection, and highways, urging reorganizing state agencies and reductions in expenditures to ease taxpayer burden. He supports economy in all departments and notes his background as State Superintendent of Schools. Adv. Denton Md August 12, 1921.
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Baltimore Evening Sun
Maryland
Texas
Indiana
Missouri
Iowa
Pennsylvania
State of
Washington
New Hampshire
Nevada
Ritchie
Maryland Senate
Department of Education
Senate
Adv
Denton, Md
Mortgagee to sell at public auction in Denton Maryland
Under a power of sale in a 1920 mortgage from Frank T West and Arza M West to James E Todd assigned to Calvert C Merriken the loan will be offered at public sale at the Denton Court House door. Terms: one half cash day of sale and balance at six months or all cash with interest on deferred payment, title papers at purchaser expense.
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Frank T. West
Arza M. West
James E. Todd
Calvert C. Merriken
Caroline County
Court House
Denton
Maryland
John T. Lister
James Temple
J. A. Becx
Harry Woaaters
Leonand Covey
Auct
Purchaiser
Calvin F. Haltaman
Sadie M. Haltaman
Charles Jarrell
Oscar Glark
Liber L. B. T
Oscar Clark
John W. Clark
J. Owen Knotts
Dean
Aaron Statum
E. Main St
Ledman
oster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Public sale of Denton farms and Burrsville home in 1922
Trustees announce a public auction in Denton Caroline county for three parcels A B and C in the town of Denton with frontage on Sixth and Gay streets. Parcels will be sold separately then as a whole to maximize proceeds. Possession granted January 1 1922 with rents for the year reserved. Also included is a Burrsville property known as the Robert H Dillhome with improvements and out-buildings suitable for a chicken farm or retirement home, possession January 1 1922.
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Prank 'T
West
Sarah E. Warrington
Caroline County
Denton
Sixth
Gay Streets
Gay Street
Burton W. Parker
Sixth Street
H. Waldorf
Harvey L. Cooper
George A. Bullock
Liber L. B. T
Burrsville
Maryland
Wm. B. Stephens
Margaret Porter
T. W. Porter
Robert H. Dill
Robert H. Dillhomeae
Hynson
Calvin F. Haltuman
Assignee's Sale OF VALUANE- Real Estate in Caroline Co
Assignee Oscar Glark will public sale two farms near Hillsboro and Jump town in Caroline County Maryland. Tracts 1 and 5 offered separately then as a lot. Tracts 2 and 4 likewise. roadways included. Sale in front of Denton Court House between 2 and 4 pm. Lots described with metes and bounds. plat available at Oscar Clark's office.
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Caroline County
Maryland
William Dulin
Sarah Warrington
Charles P. Warrington
Talbot County
Peter J. M. Webb
Hillsboro-Jumptown Road
Jumptown-Ridgely Road
Oscar Clark
Hillshare-Jumptown
Crouse
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin Bent. H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Palsighers
C. L. Knight
Akron
Ohio
Chambers of Commerce
House
Ways and Means Committee
Knight
France
German Empire
Reo
Mac Bryant
Leonarip Covey
Hammond Farm
Harris’ Chapel
Tuckahoe Neck
John Deere
Dearborn
York
Nelson H. Fooks
Preston, Md
A. Fletcher Sisk
Harry Wocters
Harry Wooders
Fred Howard
Howard
Guernsey
Osborne
Ontario
Victor
Auditor’s Order
Nisi
Hugh McNash Frampton
Lester Foote
Circuit Court
Eee
Caroling County
Lawrence R. Towers
Calvert GC
Merriken
Old St. Joseph's
Claiborne-Annapolis Ferry Incorporated
Annapolis
Claiborne
T. C. B. Howard
Mary C. Bullock
Walter F. Bullock
Lacey Butler
I. P. Covey
Henry R. Lewis
Trustees
T. Frank Seward
Eva G. Trice
Jessie V. Simpson
Equity
Chy
W. Rewster Deen
Lawrence B
Towers
Lerk
Ril Merseavich
Renr. A. Parvig
Market St
Wilmington, del
Durham Tobacco
Dlenton
Harry Waldorf
Lawrence 8. Towers
J. Alda Jackson
Alfred W.thompson
Walter Howard
Republican State Central Committee
Denton Auto CO
Hillsboro
Ridgely
Milton C. Smith
Jumptown
Hillsboro-Jumptown
Smith Land
Tuckahoe River
Starkey
UN Stone
Tuckahoe
Venton
State Road
W. G. Wooters
Nes
Ella Minner
Ridgely, Md
Orphans’ Court
J. Virgil Moore
Lizzie Moore
Levi Tilghman
Denton Bridge
Brick Mill
M. Lacy
John Dyer
Harriet Dyer
Nathaniel Tilghman
Purina
Lancaster
Somers Blake
L. J. Knotts & Sons
West Denton
Moline Uni
Versal Tractor
Kent Motor CO
Kennedyville, Md
Denton Journat
Fred Howard, JR
PA Perry
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