Fat Cat fight rocks Maryland primaries in party split
Baltimore Sun columnist Frank R. Kent frames Maryland Republican primaries as a glamor clash of Fat Cats on both sides led by Jackson, Lowndes, France against Weller. The contest centers on money, power, and the black vote, with each side courting colored voters while dismissing principles as humbug. The piece predicts a long war with broad financial backing and no clear issue beyond possession and influence.
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Maryland
Frank R. Kent
Baltimore Sun
Paradise
Fat Cat
Jackson
Lowndes
Joseph I
France
Humphreys
Weiler
Senator Weller
Jacob France
Mid Continent Petroleum Company
John W. Weeks
Mr. Weller
Weller
Massachusetts
National Committee
White House
Senate
Thomas Parran
Orphans’ Court Actions Include Administrations and Appraisers
In the Orphans' Court on Tuesday Judges West Harper and Shawn presiding the court examined and passed Jesse A Young's first and partial account of administration for James H Young deceased and granted letters of administration on Henry Francis Trice's personal estate to William B Trice. Bond and appraisers named Everngain and Beauchamp. sale of real estate in Foster v Sharp. Catherine Duffey's estate to Jarrell and Clark with Jarrell and Skinner as appraisers. Henry R Lewis administrator filed inventory and appraisal of Hebron Oatten's estate.
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Jesse A. Young
James H. Young
Henry Francis Trice
William B. Trice
Thomas Everngain
Herbert Beauchamp
William E. Foster
Mary Lizzie Sharp
Charles B. Harrison
Catherine Lee Duffey
Charles Jarrell
Oscar Clark
F. Edward Jarrell
James J. Skinner
Henry R. Lewis
Hebron Oatten
Easton notes and visits fill a quiet week
Nellie Ireland administratrix filed a partial account of Katie Flaharty’s estate which the court examined and ordered recorded. Various visits and social news are noted, including Miss Evelyn Lane gifting a dozen oat moons to the Community Library, and several residents traveling or recovering from illness.
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Nellie Ireland
Katie Flaharty
Aberdeen duo take air trip to three towns
Lieutenant Seward and Mr Imla Hub bard of Aberdeen traveled by airplane to Ridgely Goldsboro and Chestertown in a single day last week. Mr Imla Hubbard and friend Sirman Campbell of Aberdeen recently visited Mrs Hubbard and her parents Mr and Mrs Swanwick. Mrs Anna Swanwick made a business trip to Marcus Hook and Wilmington last week.
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Lieutenant Seward
Imla Hubbard
Aberdeen
Ridgely
Goldsboro
Chestertown
Sirman Campbell
Local Families Visit and Share Sunday and Tuesday Gatherings
Mr and Mrs A T White and family of Bridgeville along with Mr and Mrs Gootee Brown of Blanchard and Messrs Jobe and William Brown of Hickman spent Sunday with Mr J M Brown and family. Mr Henry Cane Mr Howard Anthony and Miss Laura Anthony of Harrington spent Tuesday with Mr J M Brown and family. Mrs Ethel Brown and children and Miss Anna Kelly spent Tuesday with Mrs Elizabeth Carey.
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A. T. White
Bridgeville
Gootee Brown
Blanchard
Jobe
William Brown
Hickman
J.M. Brown
Henry Cane
Howard Anthony
Laura Anthony
Harrington
J. M Brown
Ethel Brown
Anna Kelly
Elizabeth Carey
In sad but loving remembrance of Ma bel R Turner
In sad but loving remembrance of Ma bel R Turner who departed this life September 16 1925 She crossed death s river early in life Her pleasure on earth soon ceased Her memory with us still lingers But our loss seems ever increased Mabel you are gone but not forgotten Or ever will you be For as long as life and memory lasts I will remember thee Sadly missed by us all A Friend Mrs Maude Henry
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Mabel R. Turner
Death’s River
Earth
Mabel
Mrs. Maude Henry
President designates Thursday as national Thanksgiving Day
A notice states Thursday November 26 is designated as national Thanksgiving Day. A separate item lists a hot air heating plant for sale in good condition from W. H. Nuttte.
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W. H. Nuttte
Poultry and Produce for Sale in Local Market
Five month old White Leghorn pullets described as good stock with a fair price. Also large quantity of cabbage and chicken cabbage offered for sale by the row or by the acre. Cash with order.
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin Benj. al. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson Publishers
Denton, Md
Kent
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Orphans’ Court
West
Harper
Shawn
Joseph Muller
Easton
Mancha
Hemmons
T. L. Day
Delaney
Brooklyn
Gilbert Hagadone
Baltimore
Hattie
Evelyn Lane
Catherine
Margaret Wilson
Elsmere
Hamilton Roe
Wilmington
John Davis
Gilbert Swann
Frank Flaunders
A. W. Marvel
Annapolis
H. N. Richards
L D. Truitt
Chester
Breyer
Ernest Reed
T. A. Smith
Mary Laird
York
John Jarrell
William Mitchell
Marshall Henry
Calvert C. Merriken
Caroline County
Court House
Denton
Coroline County
Denton Bridge
Stock Landing Mills
Choptank
Quinine Hill
James E. Wootera
Marshall Héhry
Calvert C Merriken
L. F. Covey
Auditor’s Order
Nisi
W. Brewster Deen
Sherman E. Hignutt
Louise Hignutt
Circuit Court
Geo. A. Deakyne
Auditor's Order
T. Pliny Fisher
J. Owen Knotts
Louis J. Knotts
Agnes Knotts
Equity
Chy
Denton National Bank
Coe W. I. Norris
the Peoples Bank
J. Frank Wright
Methodist Episcopal Church
Melvin E. Wheatley
Eastern Shore Gas & Electric Co
Schiloss
Baltimo
Irie
Votmes
J.H. Nichols & Co
Redden’s Palace Theatre
Betty Compson and
Jack Holt
Eve
Garden of Eden
Betty Compson
Adam
Price
Community Service
R. B. Raw
Lings
The
Cincinnati School of
Howard R. Pritchett & CO
Greensboro
James Good
the Provident State Bank
Preston
J. A. Trazzare
Crairs
John Blake
Greenwood
Del
Josh
Roghe
Goldsboro, Md
John Irwin
Denton , Maryland
C. A. Carroll
Our
Long & Short
Federalsburg
H. S. Burns
Denton NO. 4
Third and
Market Streets
William DE Mille
William DeMille
Rice
Marion Davies
Mamie
Redden
Second Street
Refined Photo Productions
Denton, Maryland
Morris
Springbottom
First and
Franklin Sts
Harvey L. Cooper
Edgar H. Stafford
Thia
George A. Deakyne
George A, Deakyne
C. G. Dukes
W. H. Nuttle
Bob
Nence Bob
C. A. Whisler
Optometrist
Wellsworth Windsor
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