Democratic Party Proclaimed Liberalism at Chicago Dinner
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary of the Navy, called the Democratic party the liberal party in a Chicago address closing the Democratic National Committee session. He argued Republicans are conservative, Democrats are progressive, and forecasted a liberal shift in 1920 with critique of Republican leaders, tariff plans, and foreign policy. The speech framed internal policy contrasts and the race to the presidency.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Republican Party
United States
Congress
Old Guard
Borah
Renrose
Warren
Mann
Penrose
Mark Hanna
Blaine
Editorial Notes on Daylight Saving Repeal and Economic Trends
Congress repeals daylight saving with next October effect. Rural reps push repeal citing farmers dairy timing. urban reps favor retention. War period money supply rose from 35 to 54.56 per capita due to $1B gold from Europe and $1B in Fed notes against Liberty Bonds, plus deposits from loans.
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United States
Europe
Federal Reserve
Liberty
End war plan faces Senate hurdle amid partisan clash
Endorsement from thirty two nations signals momentum for a League of Nations peace effort but USA participation hinges on Senate approval. Republican opposition risks derailing the plan as Germany signs the peace treaty and France seeks relief from long Hun menace amid historic suffrage approval in Pennsylvania. Literacy in the Philippines rises while Farm Loan bonds face tax exemption controversy and the farming credit system hangs in the balance.
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Thiry
League of Nations
United States
Senate
Late County Treasurer's Sale in Caroline County Maryland
A public sale is held at the courthouse door in Denton on a weekday between two and four to satisfy unpaid county and state taxes for 1914 to 1917. Two parcels of land are described, totaling about 46 acres, assessed to Nancy Hubbard’s heirs and George Carson, with redemption rights and 15 percent interest on the purchase money.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Caroline County
State of
Court House
Denton
Circuit Court
Charles Wright
Nanticoke
Carson
James Bo Wright
Nancy Hubbard
Big Branch
James B. Wright
George Carson
Sudleraville
Golden Run
Hernnga Olga Mercedes
John E. George
Philadelphia
King Leg Pottiac
Parcel descriptions and tax notices from Caroline County 1917
The document lists Parcel No 3 in the Fifth Election District of Caroline County with boundaries and area of two acres and thirty two square perches, assessed to Ida B Johnson, and another four acre lot assessed to Joseph M Everngam in the Eighth Election District. It notes property in Federalsburg on Reliance Street frontage and back depth, with dates 1914-1917 and signed by Joseph H Carroll, late Treasurer.
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Caroline County
Harvey D. Williams
Ida B. Johnson
Ida B Johnson
S. J. Hurst
Todd
C. H. Todd
Christopher
J. Medford Everngain
Mollie E Murphy and Husband
Joseph M. Everngam
Federalsburg
Reliance Street
Leona Johnson
John W. Johnson
Joseph H. Carroll
Notice to Creditors in Caroline County Maryland
Notice to creditors that ANNIE S GOODEN is administratrix of Daniel M Gooden deceased in Caroline County Maryland. Creditors must present their claims with vouchers by January 6, 1920 or be excluded from benefits of the estate. Dated June 10, 1919.
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Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Daniel M. Gooden
Annie S Gooden
Damiel M Gooden
For Sale Six Room House in Denton Maryland
Six room house in first class condition on Gay Street in Denton. Immediate possession possible. Price and terms by inquiry to Calvert C Merriken, Denton Maryland.
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Gay Street
Denton
Apple
Calvert C. Merriken
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