Congress in Crisis: Republicans, Treaty, and Tax Burdens
The piece denounces Republican Congress members for partisan actions during the Sixty-sixth Congress, accusing them of wrecking the Versailles Treaty and blocking League of Nations participation. It criticizes high wartime and postwar spending, noting 4 million dollar appropriations for peacetime, and labels the body economically illiterate while blaming leaders like Lodge and Johnson for national decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
New York Times
Credit Mobilier
Senate
League of Nations
Lodge
Johnson, Borah
United States
Chicago
What’s Wrong With The World Says Reverend Harris
Rev Dr Harris F. E. Kirk addresses Johns Hopkins graduates on the crisis facing modern society. He argues wealth is widely distributed yet comfort breeds restlessness, and calls for true religion and earnest work. He says the root is a lack of God realized in daily life and warns that without reverence wisdom cannot guide life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris FE. Kirk
Jobs Hopkins University
Reconciling Faith and Duty Amid Turbulent Times
The speaker laments long drift from God since the Renaissance and links the war to civilization itself. He argues for hard work over comfortable ease and warns against irreligion cloaked in piety. Dr. Kirk’s guidance is presented as solemn, necessary counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk
Government and political notes on agriculture and 1920 race
The piece cites Agriculture Department gains from durum wheat rice and Egyptian cotton programs with millions in crop value and hog cholera serum. It then covers the 1920 Republican convention nominating Warren G Harding and Calvin Coolidge, plus Democratic discussions around Cox and Ritchie as potential dark horse candidates and shifting Hoover supporters toward Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Meredith
California
Southwest
Calfornia
Arizona
New Mexico
Chicago
United States
Warren Gamaliel Harding
Ohio
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Wood
Lowden
Hiram Johnson
G.o. P
Dreamlike Journey to Green Fields and Temples of Joy
A lyric meditation moves from winter sorrow to a first hopeful vision of renewal. The speaker speaks of walking with the lordly temple of dreams to green fields, mountains of love, and valleys of song where triumph over fear and noise yields to honeyed sweetness and childish happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tao
Psis
Assigner's Sale Of Val uable Real Estate In Caroline County
Public sale of land in Tuckahoe Neck Caroline County Maryland follows a mortgage from Henry R Lewis and Carlton Bloxsom to Henry R Doerr assigned to Sherman E Hignutt and then W Brewster Deen. Sale set at Denton Court House door between 2 and 4 pm, describes tract on both sides of county road from Saulsbury schoolhouse to Thawley Chapel road, adjoining Linds of James B Redden now Crouse and other named lands.
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Henry R. Lewis
Carlton Bloxsom
J. Frank Bloxsom
Henry R. Doerr
Shermuon E. Hignutt
Sherman EB. Pignutt
W. Brewster Deen
Mortpage
K. S
Caroline Vounty
Court House
Denton
Tuckahoe Neck
Caroline County
Maryland
Saulsbury
Thawley Chapel Road
Henry Fisher
James B. Redden
Crouse
Josiah White
Benjamin Brumb
Land Sale Adverts 155 Acres in Caroline County
Auction listing for approximately 155 acres tied to multiple Caroline County deeds, with described improvements including dwelling and barn. Terms offer one third cash and balance in two equal notes, or all cash at purchaser option. Assignee names W Brewster Deen and James Tempif listed as bidders, with mortgage and loan note details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Brewster Deen
James Tempif
Theodore M. Jones
Walliam T. Deen
Kk. S
Caroline County
Public sale of three Caroline county farms in 1920 foreclosure
Under a circuit court decree the trustee will publicly sell three tracts in Caroline county Maryland in front of Goldsboro Bank on June 26 1920 between 2 and 4 PM. Tract 1 is a river land linked to William Graham and Joseph Wilson with a boundary along Bee Tree Creek. Tract 2 lies along the Cashe Mill Baltimore Corner road with several adjacent landowners and a Queen Annes county inheritance. Tract 3 in Henderson along the Henderson to Goldsboro road includes a dwelling and outbuildings. One third cash and two equal installments due in 12 months with interest, notes secured, at purchaser expense.
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
S. Winifred Wilson
Howard Bf. Wilson Et al
Goldsboro Bank
Goldsboro
Maryland
Equity
Lawrence B. Towers
Notice to Dog Owners in Caroline County Maryland
County Commissioners appoint Owen N Dulin as Sheriff Special Officer to issue dog licenses and taps under a new act. Owners six months or older must license by July 1 or face penalties. Licenses issued at district sites in July with specified hours and locations. Also licenses by Josiah Beck in Denton. Kennel licenses vary by number of dogs. Reward offered for information about a theft at the Denton Campground tent carrying away furnishings valued at over fifty dollars.
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Warren G. Harding
James M. Cox
San Francisco
Washington
Ohio
Cox
Harding
Chicago
Buckeye
Woodrow Wilson
United States
General Assembly of
Maryland
Owen N. Dulin
Caroline County
Dulin
Josiah AL Beck
Denton
M. M. Luzaprr
Attorney's Sale of Power of Attorney Property in Maryland
Public sale in front of the Denton Court House on the date of May 24 1920, by virtue of a power of attorney from G Eliner Raupghley and Annie Rauph ley to PC Selden Rauphles. The tract lies in Third Election District of Carglipe county Maryland, on the south side of Burrsville road known as Mount Holly, bounded by county road and Louisa Garren lands to the north and east, by Saloon Grabape and Pi Svutebury lands to the south, and by J Wesley Thawley heirs to the west, containing land description continuing.
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Beange
Dastrict
Caroline County
Marsland
Henderson
Iren Henderson
Gildsboro
John BR. Jones
Abraham Towers
Covey Bros
Preston
Maryland
G Eliner Raupghley
Annie Rauphley
PC Selden Rauphles
Oline County
Will Otter
Court House
Denton
U S
Carglipe County
State of
Burrsville
Theeushoro
Noth
Sant County
Louisa
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Edward Melviy Ben
Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Democratic
John Walter Smith
Worcester County
T. Alan Goldsborough
Partisan
Arer
Mn J. W. Brattan
Ritchie
James H. Cox
Herbert Hoover
Cor
Bentstown Band
George W. Collison
George
Anna Bloxsom
Esse
L. WH. G
Georgenanna Bloxsom
Trustehe
Vuet
Joseph EB
Belle Lewis
Wilton
Graham
Sand
Bernye
William U A. Graham
Joseph FE Wilson
Cashe’s Mill
Baltimore Corner
Jacob Steele
John Krumanul
Ralph Ober
Laur Zourvk
James Steele
William H. Downes
Queen Anne's County
Fannie L. Downes
Charles W. Gatson
Joseph BL Wilsom
J. Navy Bohos
Careoline County
Trams OF Sale
R Owens
Tipotea Wsahosa
Sonuthson
Feading
McCarty
Adolph Prager
Carl Worm
Car Worm
Hog Creek Mill
Bethlehem
B.C & AL
Mrs Sallee Lowers
Juste Diseber Nuet
Cabis the Eviktsan
Atty
Mullin
Bargain
Palm Beach
Mullin’s Home Store
Wilmington
Marydel
Thomas Heather
Frank Lane
Harry Walls
Greensboro
John Clark
Joseph L. Gallagher
Water Front Farm
Cheater River
Chestertown
W.S. Collins
Wesley Bk. Thawley
GUS Law Bldy
Mad
Near Harmony, Caroline County
Harmony
T. Woghlett Tenry
Pheodore M. Jones
Charles D. Schuyler
Auet
Charles Hi. Vountain
G. Elmer Ramphley
Liber J. Kos
P. Selden Baughley
Jons Po Sitsins
Pip R. Qwess
Brewster
Stone Road
Choptank
Auditor's Order
Nist
Harvey L. Cooper
Alfred Pritchett
Short & Company
Denton Amusement CO
Marc Bryant
Croll’s Store
Hickman
Wright’s Wharf
Federalsburg Orchestra
Victrola
Calvert E. Blake
Lula Rittenhouse Blake
Blue Bird Coaster
Smith & Walls
Timonium Fair
Equitable Bldg
Baltimore
Levin E. Taylor
Fine Cookers
Jos. H. Carroll
Orphans’ Court
William M. Tribbitt
Lucy E. Tribbitt
Neieensparper
Hlyee
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