History Repeats Itself in Prophesied Fall Votes
The Wilmington Every Evening notes Republican leaders in turmoil over a looming election loss. It traces past party reversals, cites Democratic triumphs and Harding-era failures, and argues public mood and taxation pressures threaten GOP fortunes as Congress stalls on relief. Col. Oswald Tilghman, of Easton, marked his 81st birthday Tuesday.
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Congress
Wilmington
Democratic Party
Horace Greeley
House of Representatives
Grover Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
Wilson
Far West
Aristides
Republican Party
Monroe
Harding
Col
Oswald Tilghman
Easton
The Harding Administration First Year Review
The piece credits President Harding with naval reductions and the Four Power treaty as the administration’s notable gains while faulting Congress for feebleness and party rifts. It notes stalled tariff revision and tax changes, unfulfilled promises, and a cautious president lacking broad grasp, with future clashes expected to reveal true leadership.
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Harding
House
Senate
Philadelphia
Senator Borah
Congress
Maryland Hog Cholera Control Gains Through 1921 Report
The 1921 Maryland hog cholera report by Dr I R K Atherton shows a 25 percent drop in outbreaks from 614 in 1920 to 458. Swine losses fell from 79 to 45 per thousand, saving about 7,175 head annually and $274,805 in value. The Maryland Plan relies on farmer cooperation, voluntary compliance, and prompt reporting to county agents or Dr W H Wright in Elkton to stop outbreaks.
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Maryland
I. Rk.atherton
U.S. Bureau of Animal Industry
State Board of Agriculture
Iowa
Indiana
Ohio
Ilinois
Missouri
Georgia
Bureau of Animal Industry
College Park
Hagerstown
Elkton
Salisbury
O'Maryland
W. H. Wright
Prohibition Enforcer Defends Enforcement at Annapolis Meeting
Federal Prohibition Commissioner R A Haynes told a Law Enforcement gathering in Annapolis that enforcement needs only a fair chance and is beginning to get it. He argued constitutional backing for the Eighteenth Amendment, criticized propagandists, and cited reports from state directors noting improving sentiment, cooperation, press support and reorganization progress.
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Federal
R. A. Haynes
Annapolis
United States
Senator France warns Democrats on four power treaty
Maryland Senator Joseph Trwin France almost quit the Republican party after urging that Democrats win next fall if the Pacific four power treaty passes. He said he would leave the Senate rather than accept the treaty and repudiate George Washington. He urged Southern Senators to oppose foreign entanglements. He proclaimed the party repudiating Washington, not a Republican party, and threatened to go home.
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Joseph Trwin France
Maryland
Senate
France
George Washington
Biterly
United States
League of Nations
Seward
Washington
Notice to Creditors for Levi K. Voshell estate
The subscriber in Caroline county Maryland has letters of administration for the personal estate of Levi K. Voshell deceased. All persons with claims against the estate must exhibit them with vouchers authenticated by September 11, 1922, or be excluded from benefits by law. Given February 25, 1922 by William S. Voshell administrator.
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Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Levi K. Voshell
Allersons
William S. Voshell
Admr
Dee
Smith’s Land
Heather’s
Harmony
Board of Education
Denton
Marek
School Board
W. M. Wriget
Peter W. Sullivan
Rsans
Public sale of farm stock near Burrsville Greensboro
Public sale of miscellaneous livestock and dairy cows as the farmer sells his farm and leaves the milk business. Items include two pairs of mules aged 4 and 7, a five-year-old pair, several Jersey and Holstein cows aged 5 to 8 with various freshening dates, all described as gentle and good milkers. Location is one half mile north of Burrsville on the road to Greensboro.
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Burrsville
Greensboro
Jersey
Maryland Farm Livestock Drops Measured in 1921 to 1922
January 1, 1922 livestock on Maryland farms totals show a reduction of about 4000 head from 1921, with horses down 1000, sheep down 4000, swine down 6000, while milk cows and other cattle rise. Totals: horses 137000, mules 33000, milk cows 132000, other cattle 98000, sheep 86000, swine 285000. Total value Falls to 34893000 from 41398000, a 15.7 percent drop.
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Maryland
John S. Dennee
United States Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates
Extension Service
University of Maryland
Government positions open for applicants at 8125 monthly
Clerks and other young men and women over 17 are invited to write for a free list of government positions now open. Send inquiries to Raymond Terry, former Civil Service examiner, 1087 Continental Building, Washington, D. C. (3-11).
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Raymond Terry
Civil Service Examiner
Continental Hidg
Washington, D. C
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Melvin & Johnson
Prohibition Enforcement
York
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John Deere
Harry C. Collison
R. H. Starrorn
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Stetson
Boyden Shoes
Manhattan
Mullin's Home Store
Administrator's Sale
Henderson
Ec. T. A
Jacob J. Griffith
Court House
Jacob I. Griffith
Harvey L. Cooper
Liber J
K. S
Harvey L. Coover
Bryant’s
New Palace Theatre
Denton, Maryland
Mack Sennett
Paramount Picture
George Fitzmaurice
New York
Broadway
Roach
Wallace Reid
Saturday Evening Post
Ben Ames Williams
Wallie
Maurice Tourneur
America
Bryant
Second Street
Palace
Refined Photo Productions
Cardui
J. Ml. Noble
RH. Bunney
Hammons
C. AL Weisler
Bowdle
Denton, Mil
W.il Opp
R. No. 1
Box i
T. C. Writchett
Henderson, Mi
Plymouth Rock
Park
J. Howard Pastorfield
Preatier
Klondyke
Heatfen
Early
Missionary
Bigdoe
Lupton
Paul Jones
Chesapeake
McAlpine
Big Late
Gandy
S.C
LL. Bailey
Concord
S-11
Hobbs
Ross
G. 1. Powell
Mad
Aearson
Goo
Claude Brolson
Johnson Farm
Chilton’s
JOS. H. Carrole
Jounwvan Ae
Dean
C.K. Evans
Sixth St
Doan
Mr. Evans
Matef
Evans
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfr
Buffalo
N.Y
W. W. Dukes
Concord, Md
Us No. 66
Federalsburg, MD
A. E. Miller
Vem Jomein
Clara Sullivan
Dee’d
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Gude
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