Democrats Lead On World Arms Reduction Effort
The piece credits Democrats with initiating disarmament efforts dating to 1916 and notes President Harding's call for a conference including China to address arms reduction. It discusses the Borah resolution, Republican opposition, and potential effects on Far East policy and taxation, urging bipartisan cooperation for disarmament.
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Harding
China
Senate
House
Hensley
Dem
Missouri
Europe
United States
League of Nations
Republican
Far East
Encouraging Sign As Church Affiliation Rises In US
An encouraging sign emerges as about 45 million Americans, nearly 45 percent, are affiliated with religious denominations, with church membership roughly doubling over 25 years while population grows 65 percent. The piece argues spiritual values rose during and after World War I, opposing materialism and emphasizing inner life, creed diversity, and religion as a remedy for civilization's ills.
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United States
Farm mortgage debts surge for American farmers 1916 to 1920
Census Bureau reports a sharp rise in farm mortgage debts during 1916 to 1920 with operators owing 132.5 percent more. Across the 16 year period farm values rose 117.6 percent and the number of owner operated farms with mortgage obligations grew 18.6 percent.
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Census Bureau
Farmers to Be Represented on State Reorganization
Agricultural interests in Maryland will gain representation on the State reorganization commission. Governor Ritchie and Judge N. Charles Burke express support, endorsing the current State Board of Agriculture as efficient and arguing for inclusion on the commission, opposing an Education Department driven system per the Griffenhagen report. The agricultural council resolutions prompted acknowledgments.
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State Government Reorganization Commission
F. B. Bomberger
Maryland Agricultural Society
Ritchie
N. Charles Burke
Reorganization Commission
Executive Council
Department of Agriculture
Department of Education
Griffenhagen
Uhe
State Board of Agriculture
Board of Regents
University of Maryland
Agricultural Council
Burke
Prohibition Director Pick Sparks Political Intrigue
Senator Weller backed Emil Budnitz of Baltimore for State Prohibition Director, while Ex-Senator Jackson and Ex-Congressman William Andrews of Cambridge protested. Marion Humphreys acted as Jackson’s proxy. Washington endorsement went to Budnitz, ending Andrews’ candidacy as President named Budnitz.
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Weller
Jackson
Emil J. Budnitz
Baltimore
Prohibition
Europe
William N. Andrews
Cambridge
Emil Budnitz
Messrs. Weller
Dorchester
Salisbury
William P. Jackson
Humphreys
Washington
Budnitz
Mr. Jackson
Andrews
Messrs
Salvation Army
Mr. Budnite
Railroad official J Ernest Jones resigns to join brokers
Mr J Ernest Jones division freight and passenger agent for B C A and M D V railways resigns after thirty years. He will join R L Darlings Co investment brokers on August 1. Also notes an abandoned still found on Luther M Culver farm near Bounds millpond Seaford by Harry W Berridge. Benjamin H Hazel, Delaware antishipping law author, dies at Smyrna aged 77. Harrington fair starts Tuesday and continues through the week.
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J. Ernest Jones
D. & V. Railways
R. L. Darlings Co
Jones
Luther M. Culver
Seaford, Jeweler
Millpond
Seaford
Harry W. Berridge
Benjamin H. Hazel
Delaware
Smyrna
Harrington Fair
Three Maryland Women Win Theodore N. Vail Medals
Three Maryland telephone operators receive the Theodore N. Vail Distinguished Service Medals for heroic action. Mae P. Seibert of Baltimore was on duty at Mt. Holly Inn during the December 2 fire, Naomi K. Workman of Ocean City, and Helen H. Adams of Cambridge also earned the honor from the Bell system memorial committee.
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Maryland
Theodore N. Vail
Club Week At College Park Plans For August Attendance
During the week of August 1 four boys and three Caroline girls will attend Club Week at College Park. The program includes visits to public buildings in Washington the National Zoo and the University of Maryland. Last year the group toured Mt Vernon and this year the emphasis remains on the University with games entertainment and agricultural instruction from university specialists.
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College Park
Washington
National Zoo
University of Maryland
Mt. Vernon
University
Local visitors and guests span weekend in Chester and Easton
Mrs Emma Reese and Blanche of Chester visit Mr and Mrs A H Willoughby. Mr and Mrs Harold Dew and Virginia visit Mr and Mrs M J Hall. Mrs Florence Cutting of Philadelphia spends weekend with Mr and Mrs A R Willoughby. Miss Emily Bryan and Miss May Willoughby visit aunt Mrs John Brodes. Mr RK F Coleman and family spend Sunday at Easton camp.
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Emma Reese
Blanche
Chester
A. H. Willoughby
Harold Dew
Virginia
M. J. Hall
Florence Cutting
Philadelphia
A. R. Willoughby
Emily Bryan
May Willoughby
John Brodes
RK. F. Coleman
Easton Camp
Denton Real Estate Sale of 13 Acre Lot and Home
Attorney in fact Garey to offer two Denton properties at public auction in front of the Court House door. First, a Fifth Avenue home with 113 ft front, 200 ft depth, alley, Fountain addition, and basements. second, a land tract near Neely Morris road intersecting county roads, with no improvements. Sale details note one-fourth cash due day of sale and balance January 1, 1922, title at purchaser expense. NARVEY L. COOPER and JAMES TEMPLE act as agents.
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Court House
Denton
Fifth Avenue
Caroline County
Maryland
Fountain Avenue
Fountain
Liber T. L.D
E. Saulsbury Garey
T. Pliny Fisher and
L. B.T
Narvey L. Cooper
Ruth D. Garey
James ‘Temple
Susan Steffy
Assignee's Sale of Valuables in Caroline County Denton
Assignee Oscar Clark will offer at public sale the mortgaged property under a 1920 mortgage from Calvin F Haltaman and Sadie M Haltaman to Charles Jarrell, assigned to Clark for collection, recorded in Caroline County land records, final location Denton Court House door.
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Calvin F. Haltaman
Sadie M. I.haltaman
Charles Jarrell
Oscar Clark
Caroline County
Liber L. B
Maryland
Court House
Denton
Property description in Caroline county Maryland sale parcel one
Tuesday August 9 1921 m a legal notice describes parcel one in the Seventh election district near Hillsboro and Ridgely Caroline county Maryland with improvements and rights conveyed. It provides a detailed metes and bounds starting at a stone on the road from Crouse s Mill to Ridgely and tracing bearings and distances to define the tract.
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Caroline County
Maryland
Hillsboro
Ridgely
Crouse’s Mill
Branch
Calvin Haltaman
Henry W. Hynson
Liber J. K. S
Starkey Land
Harvey L. Cooper
Hillgboro
Mason’s Branch
Starkey and Nichols
R. C. Carter
Coroline County
Two Johns
Federalsburg
W. P. Willis
Burton W. Parker
Chas. W. Hobbs
Land Auction Details Parcel 2 3 4 5 6 Caroline County
A historic land sale describes multiple parcels in Caroline County, including 62.3 acres conveying to Calvin Haltaman and wife, with Parcels 2 3 4 5 totaling 102.65 acres offered as a whole. The document notes meadow timber and no buildings, with details of parcels and old deed references.
Large Maryland countryside parcels to be sold as whole
Parcels 6 and 7 totaling about 180.9 acres in Caroline County offered together. High cultivation, meadow, woodland and some fruit with a large two story dwelling and outbuildings in excellent condition. One-third cash, remainder in two notes due 12 and 18 months after sale with interest. title papers at purchaser cost. loan up to two thirds of purchase price available through Denton attorney. OSCAR CLARK, JOHN W. CLARK and Assignee JAMES TEMPLE, Auctioneers.
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Mary E. Pippin
William T. Groves
Reed
Liber J. W.T
Caroline County
Calvin Fr. Hallaman
Annie M. Hynson
Libert
William T. Graves
Calvin Haltaman
Calvin Waltaman
Percy C. Hynson
Liber L. B.T
Oscar Clark
John W. Clark
James Temple
Denton
W. F. Wolf
den- Mar
Farm sale notice with outbuildings and silo
One three cash on sale day with balance as a twelve month note secured by approved security or all cash option. Title papers at purchaser’s expense. Describes good repair outbuildings and a new silo. Farm soil in good cultivation with some timber ready for the law. Wesley E. Thawley attorney in fact. A J Due auctioneer.
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Wesley E. Thawley
A. J. Due
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Hattie Place
William Steffy
Saulsbury
Dallas
George E. Smith
Ella F. Smith
Carvine County
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W. H. Adkins
Walter Hontz
Isaac D. Harper
E. Hi. Hirs
Truster’s Sale
Circuit Court For
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Jennie
James H. Covey
Manlius S. Trice
Theodore Thomas
Joseph H. Carroll
Lewin W. Wickes
Cambridge Laundry
W. H. Rathell