Republicans Aims and Spending Sparks Senate Talk
A broad critique notes Republican control of Congress and the Executive, accusing the Harding administration of higher annual spending than Wilson’s era after the war. It highlights alleged “savings” claims as misrepresentations, cites Senator Simmons’ speech, and mocks Senator France’s Johns Hopkins study while detailing postal savings trends and other political notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wilson
Senator Simmons
Senate
Treasury
Dawes
Panama Canal
New England
Harding
Uncle Sam
Joseph I. France
Maryland
Johns Hopkins University
Russia
France
United States Senate
Bruce
Philadelphia
Johns Hopkins
John W. Garrett
Pennsylvania
Republican
Garett
Dr. France
Mr. Bruce
Five Constitutional Amendments Flagged for Baltimore Ballots
Besides candidate names, five proposed amendments to the Maryland State Constitution will appear on November ballots. They cover Baltimore city district expansion to six, state and county officer terms and salaries, four-year terms with no fees for Comptroller and Treasurer, and gender wording to include women in public offices. The amendments detail district representation and salary changes, with specifics end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore City
General Assembly
Court of Appeals
Greenwood man dies after alleged duel fight at cannery
Horace Fleming of Greenwood died in Milford Emergency Hospital the afternoon after being found unconscious with severe head injuries at the rear of a Greenwood canning facility. Authorities say he dueled with John Mitchell also of Greenwood, who was arrested in Clayton and jailed in Dover. Mitchell said they fought over money during a craps game at the cannery Saturday night. he claims Fleming attacked with a knife, and that Fleming later followed by train.
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Horace Fleming
Greenwood
Milford
Fleming
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Clayton
Dover
Georgetown Court
Wilmington
Harrington
Snyder
Delaware rail line berry shipments rise across fruit goods
Records show 11,690,182 quarts of berries shipped this year via the Delaware railroad, up from 9,190,479 quarts last year. Across fruit and vegetables, most items rise: apples 1,273,811 vs 118,433 baskets, sweet potatoes 7,720 vs 5,075 barrels, white potatoes 355,308 vs 200,191 baskets, cantaloupes 570 544 carriers vs 523,340, peaches 316,142 vs 668 baskets, tomatoes 33,527 vs 114,322 baskets. Watermelons fall to 330 carloads from 614.
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Delaware
Autumn in Maryland in The Baltimore Sun Tone
The piece extols a perfect Maryland autumn with vivid imagery of Garrett County views and Chesapeake coastlines. It praises beauty across hills and farms, notes seasonal harvests and wildlife, and evokes a nostalgic longing for pleasant weather that lifts community spirits and memory.
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Baltimore Sun
Maryland
Dans Mountain
Garrett County
Chesapeake
Gath
Askelon
Virginia
Susquehanna
Garrett
Worcester
St. Mary's
Hog cholera warning and prevention guidance
The United States Department of Agriculture urges early detection of hog cholera signs and immediate serum treatment to save most herds. It notes anti-hog cholera serum is preventive, not curative, and advises isolating high temperature sick hogs and burning or burying carcasses to stop spread. Prompt veterinarian action and immunizing dogs are emphasized for fall outbreaks.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Department
Decrease in Maryland Prison Population 1917 to 1922
Department of Commerce announced a drop of 250 in Maryland confined persons from July 1 1917 to July 1 1922. The 1922 total of 2,186 includes those awaiting trial, witnesses, and detainees in prisons jails and police stations. Distribution: 889 state penitentiary 34 house of correction 188 county jails 575 city institutions.
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Maryland
Department of Commerce
Washington
Peresons
State Penitentiary
House of Correction
In Memoriam Rebecca Scatton Faulkner October 1922
In loving remembrance of our dear mother Rebecca Scatton Faulkner who departed life October 1 1922. O dearest mother how we miss you. We miss your smiling face and that lonely vacant place. Her busy hands are folded her toil on earth is done. Her troubles are all ended. Her heavenly crown is won. Her Children.
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Rebecca Scatton Faulkner
Eastern Shore described by J E House in Philadelphia Ledger
J E House writes from the Eastern Shore noting rural settings with few rail lines and no trolley cars or billboards. He observes rolling farms, large acreages, and prominent wheat and corn farming, comparing it to New England and the Midwest. Somerset County’s John Sterling, longtime banker and Mason, dies in Crisfield.
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J. E. House
Philadelphia Ledger
Newark
Elkton
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Middle West
Iowa
Minois
John Sterling
Somerset County
Crisfield
Attornys Sale of Personal Property on Bloxsom Farm
Attorneys Henry R. Lewis and J Owen Knotts will sell mortgaged property on the L Frank Bloxsom farm at Tuckahoe Neck after defaults on three chattel mortgages from Nettie A Bloxsom dated 1920 1921 and 1922 recorded in Chattel Records. The sale pursues the power of sale named in the mortgages.
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Nettie A. Bloxsom
Lawrence B. Towers
L. B.T
Henry R. Lewis
J. Owen Knotts
J.wen Knotts
L. Frank
James Temple
Livestock Catalog Listing of Working Animals and Bred Pigs
Six horses and one mule described as good workers and well mated pair of mules. Seven milking cows, young with calves or near calving. A large red brood sow with six pigs weighing about ten pounds each, plus another large red brood sow.
Auction notice for horses cattle and livestock
A sale listing shows a Luorre horse seven years old, a black horse seven, a sorrel mare nine, and a thoroughbred Holstein cow ten head of shoats and ducks. Items sold cash if under twenty dollars, over twenty dollars credit of six months with an approved bankable note from the purchaser Jas A Corkell.
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Jas. A. Corkell
Assignee's Sale of Real Estate in Caroline County Maryland
Public sale of a mortgage foreclosed property in Caroline County Maryland to the highest bidder. The parcel lies in the 6th Election District along the Federalsburg Friendship road, with detailed bearings and distances, and includes improvements and appurtenances. Sale at the courthouse door in Denton between 2 and 4 PM on a date in 1922.
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Stone Road
Denton
Greensboro
Harry W. McMahan
Thomas H. McMahan
Liber L. B. &T
Caroline County
Court House
Maryland
Federalsburg
Friendship M. E. Church
Griffith Branch
Peter W. Wright
Nan Cook
Joseph Miller
Miller
Henry Boevers
Boever
George M. Towers
Ollie Hubbard
John H. Vickery
Annie Vickery
Liber LL B. T
John el. Vickery
Andersontown
Second Street
Fountain Avenue
Clara E. Barnhart
John §. Barnhart
Ten Room Dwelling and Farm Outbuildings For Sale
Improvements include a ten room dwelling in good repair a 9 by 22 silo and an 88 by 48 barn with other needed outbuildings. Terms: one third cash day of sale balance in two equal installments of six and twelve months or all cash. Title papers at purchaser expense. Reasonable loan possible. W Brewster Deen James Temple Auction Assignee.
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Rensir
W. Brewster Deen
James Temple
Calvert C. Merriken
Frank P. Covey
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin Benj
H. Johnson
DeMocratic
William Cabell Bruce
Hon
T. Alan Goldsborough
Great Britain
Ireland
Glover
N. J
London
DWSE
Thomas Lipton
Alaska
Maine
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Point Barrow
Senator Weller
Orient
Naval Academy
Henderson
W. H. Fenton
Senator Watson
Georgia
United States Congress
Dearborn
L. Frank Broxsom
Denton National Bank
W. 1. Norris
Provident Spate Bank
Preston
J. A. Trazzare
Seventh Street
J. H W. Nichols & CO
Denton, Md
Jersey
John Deere
W Brewster Deen
William J. Rickards
James Teapie
Miece
Nuttle Home, Co
C. Leslie Walls
Richard T. Porter
J.H. Nichols & Company
Market Streets
Royal Worcester
Baltimore
J. H. Nichols & Company
Denton, Maryland
Bryant’s Palace Theatre
Elaine Hammerstein
Mildred Harris
Charles Ray
Battling Burke
Julius Caesar
Caroline High School
James Oliver Curwood
Betty Compson
Hobart Bosworth
Bessie Love
Associated
First National Pictures
Denton Candy Co
William H. Smith
John H. Baggs
Minnie L. Baggs
the Farmers and Merchants State Bank
S. E. Hignutt
IRS
Annie Seth Obbs
THE
Peoples Bank
T. F. Johnson
Goldsboro Bank
Goldsboro,and
Robert Jarrell, Jr
Henry W. Hughes
Ea VE Seskis
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