MAR DAVIS SPEECH REVEALS DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM
Hon John W Davis was notified at his Clarksburg home that he will lead the campaign with a 50 000 strong crowd present Senator Thomas J Walsh delivered the notice speech Davis pledged an honest government enforcement of all laws including Prohibition tariff revision tax relief cooperative marketing labor rights and world court cooperation He urged adequate national defense while opposing injunctive labor restrictions He called for protection of women and children and an end to illicit drug traffic and praised veterans care and resources conservation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Davis
Clarksburg
W. Va
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
New York
Davis
Charles W. Bryan
World Court
League of Nations
Ephemeral excuses spark outrage over cabinet corruption
The Philadelphia Record condemns Butler and the Republican stance as cynical and morally dangerous amid oil scandals and cabinet graft. The New York Times warns that crimes cannot be erased, recalling Belknap and the Harding era as evidence of a corrupt political atmosphere in Washington.
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Butler
Republican National Committee
Fall
Daugherty
Philadelphia
Belknap
Grant
New York Times
Independent
Harding
Buller
Washington
Ohio
Political rot in Washington 1922 23 foreshadows years of influence
The passage notes officials seek power and money, likening them to pirates and predicting that the 1922 23 revelations of official rottenness will shape political affairs for years to come. It emphasizes enduring impact of corrupt practices in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farmers Day at Concord Carried Large Caroline County Picnic
The Concord camp ground hosted the August Farmers Day picnic the largest county gathering of farmers yet. A dairy judging contest saw fourteen county farm boys compete with Bernard King Ridgely winning five dollars and Rob ert Dulin Preston second. Prize money from Pet Milk Company supported both dairy calf and Guernsey classes with multiple winners noted. The horseshoe tournament crowned Concord Local champions and dairy specialists presented cow selection guidance. County Farm Bureau leaders and guests highlighted statewide canning crop plans and farm financing options while the Preston orchestra provided afternoon music. The event aims to become an annual service to Caroline farmers.
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Caroline County
Concord Camp Ground
Guernsey
Jersey
Bernard King
Ridgely
Robert Dulin
Preston
Ben Bas
Fred Schulkie
Roland Lane
Concord Local
Concord
Herbert Beauchamp
Ocar Fishell
J. A. Conover
State Extension Service
E. E. Thieroff
County Farm Bureau
C. C. Gelder
Princess Anne
Gelder
J. W. Jones
Farm Bureau
Bower
Greg Silver
Washington
Engler
Baltimore
Federal Farm Loan
Preston Orchestra
Caroline
Ballot measures face voters in November in Maryland
Voters will decide two amendments this autumn in Maryland. A third amendment for Baltimore City salaries of judges will wait until 1927. The soldiers bonus amendment and raises for State's Attorney offices in Baltimore City are on the ballot, with a double referendum on the bonus. Goldsborough touted by Somerset Democrats for another term amid strong national ticket support.
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Baltimore
Supreme Headh
General Assembly
Balimore City
Baltimore City
Supreme Bench
Goldsborough
Crisfield Times
Somerset County
Somerset Democrats
T. Alan Goldsborough
House of Representatives
Old Somerset
First
Congressman Goldsborough
Open Letter From Denton Public School Building Committee
Denton Maryland August 14 1924 open letter from Building Committee defends site selection for new high school on Fifth Avenue Extended opposite Jonathan W Kerr homestead. recounts meetings from June 9 1924 to August 4 1921 and details offers on Davis Franklin Towers sites and the Towers land gift proposal later rejected by Cooper resignation. includes list of signers John T Carter Fredrick B Nuttle Benjamin H Johnson Frederic N Nichols J Owen Knotts J Roland Chaffinch.
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Denton Public School
Denton
Fifth Avenue
Jonathan W. Kerr
Ernest G. Cooper
J. Owen Knotts
Cooper
D. W. Davis
Franklin Street
Towers
Caroline County
Davis
Anderson
van Gesel
Harry A. Roe
Roe
Third Street
Fourth Street
Eugene Anderson
Mary M. van Gesel
Lawrence B. Towers
Francesna W. Towers
Board of Education
John T. Carter
Frederick B. Nuttle
Benjamin H. Johnson
Frederic N. Nichols
J. Roland Chaffinch
William I. Norris
Ernest G Cooper farm sale near Denton August 18 1924
Intending to discontinue farming, I will sell on the Ernest G Cooper farm on the Denton Andersontown road two miles from Denton Monday August 18 1924 at 10 a m. Assets include two pairs of mare mules and two pairs of horses aged 7 to 11, several cows aged 6 to 9 with fresh fall milk, four Holstein heifers 12 to 15 months, two heifers 12 months, one Holstein bull eight years old. Sale without reserve rain or shine, stock and implements in excellent condition, property to be represented or no sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest G. Cooper
Denton
Andersontown
Jack
Commissioners of
Law Building
Claiges
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Calvert C. Merriken
Coraline County
Terms of Sale Auction notice with credit terms
All sums of ten dollars and under payable in cash. For amounts over ten dollars a 12 month credit may be offered on approved notes payable at bank. Gardner James Temple auctioneer Beck clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramore
Temple & Covey
J. A. Beck
Ban WA
R. Gardner
James Temple
J. Aa. Beck
Abner's Park Farm Sale in Caroline County Maryland
Public auction at the Denton courthouse door offers Parcel B a 12 acre woodland tract within the 128 acre farm in Caroline county. The property includes two main parcels with two-story houses, barns, and outbuildings, suitable for stock raising and home use alike. Possession granted January 1, 1925, with tenant rights and 1921 crops reserved.
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Charles W. Jackson
Currotine County
Court House
Denton
Caroline County
State of
Maryland
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Sofard Melvin Benj, H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
DeMocrAtic
West Virginia
Nebraska
Congress
ST. Alan Goldsborough
Mar. Davis
Wspase
John Deere
Oliver
Ontario
Lyford Farm
Tuckahoe Neck
Osborne
International
Broom
Bethlehem Station
School House
Tanyard
Hog Island
J. E. Lipp
W.H. Thawley
Chestertown
Mid
Barnes
C. Calloway
E. Church St
Salisbury
Mad
Sttreet
Islacres
Barclay
Church Hill
Church School
R&r
K. MO. Merrick
Sadlersville
Irving A. McGrew
O. BE. Morgan
Denton, Ma
John E. Webber
Denton, Md
F. Earle Love
A. McWilliams
Oscar Clark
Todd
Harmony
G.S. Todd
Preston, Md
Martin C
Voss
Journal
HARMS
WM. Luebbers
MD. Marina
St. Paul St
WM. Pepper Constable
Maryland Trust
Baltimore, Maryland
Elkton
ST. Paul
T. Fred Johnson
Burrsville
Blanche Wright Butler
Hobbs
M ‘H
Eastern Shore Gas & Electric Co
Denton, Maryland
Sumner
N.C. Chhezaum Merchant
Carter
The
Bennett Corn Harvester
James A. Willoughby
S. Frank Cole
Charles Stone
Nisi
Charles HL. Cahall
Stella Cahall
Geo
A. Deakyne
Geo, A. Deakyne
Bridgetown
Guldsboro Station
William M. Day
Abner
Lafayette Wilkinson
Joseph S. Ober
Harvey L. Cooper
Templeville
Mt. Zion Church
W. F. Roberts
J. M. Clayton
William Poore
Poore
Henry R. Lewis
Liber L. B.T
Emma Jackson
Charles Wilson Jackson
FrRen R. Owens
California
C. A. Whisler
W. Irving Tilgilman
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East New Market
W. A. Smith
Marner
Chas
Porter
Greenwood
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