Unemployment Debate Reflects Political Rhetoric
A 1920s argument over joblessness cites figures from Labor Department data and Republican claims. It notes unemployment, bank failures, bread lines, and editorials, contrasting Coolidge era stats with Wilson and Harding administrations, and mentions mission efforts aiding the unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Butler
Republican National Committee
United States
Coolidge
Department of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Edward B. McLean
George B. Harvey
Harding-Coolidge
East Wilson
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
New York
John G. Hallwood
Bowery Mission
Baltimore
Republicans Lower Their Expected Electoral Vote Count
Republican leaders led by Secretary Slemp have privately reduced the projected electoral votes for Coolidge to 235, still counting Indiana for Davis. The downward revision follows Davis tours across ten states and contradicts earlier 274 claim. Washington officials face warnings from Republicans like John Barrett about overestimating state results.
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Slemp
Coolidge
Indiana
John W. Davis
Davis
Mississippi River
Washington
Republican National
John Barrett
Oyony
Electoral vote doubts temper Coolidge support
A historical note says Coolidge’s White House hospitality yields are not reliably credited. States once counted as certain for him such as Kentucky Missouri West Virginia Indiana Nebraska New Mexico Arizona Maryland and others are now seen as uncertain. California and Delaware also drop from the confident column leaving the tally well below a majority. Republicans shift some states from certain to doubtful in confidential vote tabulations.
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Coolidge
White House
Mr. Coolidge
Kentucky
Missouri
West Virginia
Indiana
Nebraska
New Mexico
Arizona
Maryland
Texas
Alabama
South Carolina
California
Delaware
A Boy's Trip to Springfield at Camp Vail
Joseph Long from Caroline County earned selection to Camp Vail at the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield Massachusetts. The report describes travel, accommodations for 150 boys and girls, cafeteria meals, tours, talks by leaders from Amherst and Connecticut, and amusements at the fair including grandstand events and a world champion lariat thrower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central States
Camp Vail
Caroline County
Joseph Long
Iris
Atoline County
Maryland
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Mr. James
New
George Farley
Amherst
Mass
Brundage
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Coliseum
Maryland 4H Camp Vail Trip Recap and Lessons
A Maryland group recounts sharing duties at Camp Vail with demonstrations in poultry judging sewing cooking and corn judging. They note booths by clubs from Connecticut and Maryland illustrating progress from log cabin to White House and other educational displays. The piece highlights Vesper services scouts exhibits swimming life saving and a farewell trip home with thanks and encouragement to try again next year.
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Cobb
Delaware
Jenkins
Maryland
Arthur Hamilton
Camp Vail
Poultry Club
Connecticut
Log Cabin
White House
Agawan
Boy Scouts of America
Girl Scouts
Springfield
Public Sale of Real and Personal Property Farm Auction
The undersigned will offer real and personal property at public sale on the Denton to Williston road. Items include beds, chairs, a stove, organ, coal, poultry gear, tools, and household goods. At 2 p.m. land and premises in Caroline County Maryland will also be sold, including a five room dwelling, chicken houses, feed house, and smoke house. Cash for sums under ten dollars. six month credit on larger sums with interest, terms announced sale day.
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Denton
Williston
Caroline County
Maryland
Colored Peoples
Colored Peoples’ Church
Notice of administration for James I. Chase deceased
The subscriber in Caroline county Maryland has letters of administration on the personal estate of James I. Chase late of Caroline county deceased. All persons with claims must present them with vouchers by April 9 1925 or be excluded from any benefit. Dated September 16 1924. Charles L B Harrison administrator.
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Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
James I. Chase
Charles LB. Harrison
James It. Chase
Granville V. Outten
Orpha M. Outten
Granville W. Outten
Katie Flaharty
Nellie Ireland
Lost Gold Vehicle in Denton With Clover Emblem
A gold Vin lost in Denton last Friday night features a small green four seat clover with a diamond center. Reward available if returned to Mrs. Fred Towers on Second Street, Denton, Maryland.
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Denton
Fred. Towers
Second St
Denton, Md
Preston Barber Shop Fixtures to Be Sold at Public Auction
A barber shop and pool room owner in Preston Maryland will relocate to another town and expose on the premises now occupied by the barber shop in the Ledman Building adjoining the Post Office for public sale to the highest bidder on the stated date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledman
Preston
Maryland
Barber Shop Fixtures and Equipment Auction Notice
Monday October 18 1924 at 2 p m the following described property to be sold Barber shop fixtures and equipment including a three chair oak case with bevel glass mirrors three Koken hydraulic chairs two wash bowls one with shampoo attachment a brand new Race electric clipper Red Star water heater a five foot oak desk National cash register six foot tobacco floorcase Borden s hot blast coal stove with hot water coil 500 barber towels hair gowns stand bottles Turkish towels and other barber equipment numerous to mention
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koken
National Cash Register
Borden
Pool Room Fixtures and Equipment Sale Notice
Two Brunswick Balke Collender pool tables 44 by 9 feet with balls cues plus 3 six foot benches 2 eight foot benches 1 Coles hot blast stove. Closing out business offers a rare chance to buy high grade barber supplies and equipment and five established businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick Balke- Collender Company
Cole
Valuable Dwelling House and Lot on Main Street Preston
A public sale offers the lot and dwelling on the northeast side of Main Street in Preston Caroline county Maryland Lot No 1 of a J W Noble survey contains 7450 square feet with a two story barn three garages chicken house and other outbuildings The improvements include bathroom electricity running water and sewerage Real estate terms require 1 4 cash day of sale and balance in two years via first mortgage Personal property cash under 10 and six month credit over 10 Attorney J Owen Knotts Auctioneer James Temple Title papers at purchaser expense
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Caroline County
Maryland
Main Street
A. W. Sisk
D. W. Noble
J. W. Noble
A. W. Sink
Alvin C. Wubbert
Alvin C. Hubbert
J. Owen Knotts
James Temple
Harvey L. Cooper
Harvey L, Cooper
Mortgage Sale of Caroline County Lands Denton 1924
W Brewster Deen assignee offers at public sale in front of Den ton Court House two adjoining tracts in the Eighth Election District of Caroline county near American Corner and Hab Nab At a Venture. Tract 1 contains property described by metes and bounds with a two story dwelling and outbuildings. Tract 2 consists of 1 1/8 acres on the west side of the ditch line, forming part of Hab Nab At a Venture. Terms: one third cash day of sale, rest in two equal installments at six and twelve months bearing interest. Title at purchaser expense.
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Caroline County
American Corner
Fowling Creek
Joseph W. Turner
Peter Sullivan
William Beulah
Sallie E. Deen
Sarah E. Nichols
William James
Gabriel Beulah
Lyde Nichols
W. Brewster Deen
James Temple
Assignee's Sale of Maryland Real Estate in Denton
Under a 1921 mortgage from Charles and Marie Maguire to Leander Bowser and Minnie Bowser and assignments including Warvey L. Cooper, the assignee will publicly sell the described parcel at Denton Court House door between 2 and 4 PM. The property lies in the First Elect Maryland region, starting on the Marydel Henderson road and follows a defined boundary including Cooper subdivision reference and street course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
State of
Maryland
Marydel
Henderson
Cooper's
Cora Downes
Paul Holsinger
Charles B. Jarrell
William E. Lord
Branch
Charles H. Fleming
Charles E. Jarrell
Olive
Court House
Cole's
Mortgage Assignment Notice in Caroline County Maryland
The undersigned as assignee will offer at public auction in front of the Court House, town of Denton, Caroline County, Maryland, the mortgage contained in Liber L. BLT No. 22 folio 268 from Herman Schroeder and Sophie Schroeder to Harvey L. Cooper dated March 1922 with assignments last to Harvey L. Cooper on September 16, 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louia H. Nichols
Sarah E. Nichols
W. Brewster Deen
Liber L. B. T
Caroline County
Court House
Denton
Charles Maguire
Marie Maguire
Leander H. Bowser
Minnie M. Bowser
Warvey L. Cooper
Maryland
Herman Schroeder
Sophie Schroeder
Harvey L. Cooper
Eugene Lynch
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Mary Astor
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Auditor’s Order
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