Article 10 of the League of Nations summarized
The article obliges members to respect each other’s territorial integrity and political independence, with the Council advising on how to fulfill this covenant in case of aggression. It excludes domestic revolutions, limits action to external threats, and notes unanimous Council consent is required for enforcement. The U S entry requires congressional approval to wage war. Monroe Doctrine is cited as global sovereignty guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
League
The
United States
Congress
Governor Cox
Monroe
Central
Great Presidential Campaign II in the New York Times voice
The piece denounces Republican campaign tactics as reckless and isolationist. It argues rejecting the League of Nations and the Peace Treaty would harm Europe and the United States, warning that tariffs and anti internationalism would ruin debts and global stability. The author questions the GOP's understanding of the consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Europe
League of Nations
Dr. Vissering
Netherlands Bank
Brussels
Wilson
Democrats urged to flood public mind with League truth
The piece argues the 1919 campaign mood favors Republicans but warns Democrats can still win by expanding their speaking corps and funding to expose what it calls misrepresentations about the League of Nations. It recalls Wilson’s 1916 defeat and stresses clear messaging to counter Harding supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Cox
Democrats
League of Nations
Democrats of
Mr. Harding
Faith with Our Dead Speech Attacks Harding Vote
Captain Thomas G. Chamberlin cites President Harding and accuses Republicans of bid for pro-German peace. The speaker recalls Mont- forg's Flanders field, urges veterans and citizens to vote November second, pledging to honor those who died by choosing peace and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Chamberlin
Harding
Flanders
Flanders Field
Editorial Notes On 1920 Election And Policy Debates
Editorial notes assess the 1920 fiscal plan and tax burden under the Sixty-sixth Congress, mock the Democratic nominee Cox and Roosevelt, and discuss public sentiment on the League of Nations, prices, and party prospects in Maryland. It cites straw polls favoring Democrats and calls for a pro League, anti war stance in Caroline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations and
Peace
Maryland
League
Cox
Roosevelt
Smith and Goldsborough
In memory of Ernest Austin departed 1918
Obituary note recalls Ernest Austin who left this life October 15 1918. Grandma Austin signs as mournful survivor. The verse speaks of safetly gathered in and a saviour's love as a hoped reunion. The item ends with an unrelated soda warning and a subscription pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Austin
Lfe
Ernest
Jesus
Grandma Austin
Goldsborough Declares Prohibition Stand in Letter to Bennett
Democratic candidate T Alan Goldsborough outlines his Temperance position in a letter to L Atwood Bennett of Salisbury Maryland. He states the Constitution forbids alcohol manufacture or sale and vows to oppose increasing the Volstead Act alcohol limits while favoring stronger national prohibition. He notes conversations in Baltimore and New York supporting prohibition and defends speaking out to prevent political capital from being made of the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Alan Goldsborough
L. Atwood Bennett, Esq
Salisbury
Wicomico
L. Atwood Bennett
Mr. Bennett
Republican Party
Wicomico County
Baltimore
New York
The Popular Democratic Candidate Examined by a Voter
An exchange frames the candidate as a subject of deep study for women voters seeking to understand issues, motives, and pledges. It notes the focus on home life, morals, education, and economics, with Ohio Governor Jaume M. Cox cited for three-term leadership and policy gains benefiting workers, farmers, businesses, and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L Owen
Oklahoma
James M. Cox
United States
Rain
Jaume M. Cox
Ohio
Death of infant Leamon Jefferson Harding 1920
On September 16 1920 the youngest son of Mr and Mrs W O C Harding aged nine months died. He left a father mother one brother and two sisters and was laid to rest at Federalsburg cemetery. The funeral记 gathered around the narrow casket as tears and memories filled the morning. The bereaved trust the Saviour for comfort and speak of a resting shore beyond life’s trials.
Public sale notice of Brother hood land in Caroline County
Writ of fieri faeias issued September 21 1920 in J J Garris v Garvey Carroll Garvey leads to sale of a tract called Brotherhood adjoining Harriet Harris and Chauncey Garvey in Caroline County Maryland. Sheriff Owen N Dulin will auction the property at the Denton Court House door between 2 and 4 pm for cash to satisfy the writ and costs. Auctioneer John Clark will conduct the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fieri Faeias
Caroline County
J. J. Garris
M. A. Garvey
C. A. Carroll
C. D. Garvey
C.D. Garvey
Brotherhood
Harriet E. Harris
Chauncey D. Garvey
Elvenion
State of
Maryland
Hog Creek
Chauncey
Garvey
Friendship Church
Preston
Op Stone
Harris
James R. Phillips
Marion A. Garvey
Poe
Court House
Denton
Marsland
Owen N. Dulin
John Clark
Henry Brelden
Junie Fielden
Harveys E Cooper
Harvey L. Cooper
Caroline Counts
Agssiynee
Alarvland
Wang
Roland T. K. Gurey
Daniel Allfather
Nouth
Hillsboro
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Denton Journal
Soward Melvin Bent
WH. Johnson Mehlvin & Johnson
Publisheas
DeMocratic
James M. Con
Franklin D. Roosevelt
NEW Loka
John Walter Smith
Worcester County
Spapern
Baltimore News
Pennsylvania
Caroline
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Earth
Lennon
Mawr
Para
Sheriff's Sale
Henry Fielden
Janie Pielden
Jarvey L. Cooper
James Temple
Home Insurance CO
N. Y
American Eagle Fire Insurance Company
the Grangers’ Mutual OF
Middletown
S.G. Nuttleh
Battles
Waynesburg
Kentucky
Aiso
Peru-Na Ia
Coado
HOBBS
L.H. Thomas
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Henry G. Budd, D. D
Dover, Delaware
James J. Ross
WM. Denny
Sec’y-Treas
Kent County Mutual Insurance Co
Dover
Doelawahee
B. Irving Jones
Carter & Deen, Agis
John
Denton, Yd
Ireensboro, Wd
W. Payne
Agi, Preston
Eagle“Mikado
Rayarlene
Eagle Pencil Company
Santer
P Wall
Tnow
Piney Church
Stone Road
Sheppard’s Church
York
Alfred C. Clark
BP. Covey
W. M. Garey
Jersey
Lorain
Peoples Bank
Clay. Kelley
J. W. Clark
Ford
Fred. Howard, JR
Denton, Md
Denton M. E. Church
H. E. Otta
Fourth Street
Journal Office
Cty
Main Street
J. W. Field
Covey &Pemple
Audts
W. A. Stewart
Ey S.G. Nurtin
Clerks
Messrs. Camper & Dukes
Continental Life Insurance Co
William H. Garey
Georgia Roop Garey
Vashtis
Garby
P.O. Box
H. T. Langmaid
P.O. Greensboro, Md
Tor Sale
H. Willoughby
the County News, Journal
Wilsten
State Road
Steamboat Wharf
Liuluu Iis
W. E. Crane
Postoffice
Goodyear
O. K
Exide Batteries
E. H. Hirs’ Garage
Denton, Maryland
Bie
Nuttle Milling CO
Aving
Smith
C. Leslie Walls
Short & Company
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