Editorial Notes on Teapot Dome Case and Tax Talk
Editorial argues Supreme Court rulings upheld government fraud in Teapot Dome amid Harding Coolidge era corruption. Credits La Follette Kendrick Walsh for exposing the scandal and notes ongoing Fall and Sinclair trial. Calls Cuban sugar limits a burden on Americans and critiques Coolidge Hoover for silence. Mentions possible corporate tax cuts under Green and Garner debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teapot Dome
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Doheny Elk Hills
Harding-Coolidge
Fall
Sinclair
Doheny
Congress
Thos. J. Walsh
Montana
LaFollette
Bar of Justice
Kendrick
Wyoming
Walsh
Harry Sinclair
District of Columbia
Pick Your Job and Life Path For Business Success
Edith Mae Cummings, a real estate millionaire who rose from a telephone switchboard to her company president in four years, warns women to choose their jobs carefully. She urges loving the work, comparing job choice to selecting a life partner, and notes one third of a businesswoman’s life is spent in duty. A Halloween fortune tale follows with a moral about wealth health and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Mae Cummings
Dairy Train To Stop At Maryland Points
A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plan for a dairy farmer oriented train visits Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia on October 31 and November 1. Stops include Singerly Cecil county and Aber deen Watford county and Oakland Garrett county with dairy lectures exhibits and cattle sales at reasonable prices from breeder clubs and university extension staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Maryland
University of Maryland Extension Service
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Singerly
Cecil County
Aberdeen
Watford County
Oakland
Garrett County
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Holstein Friesian Association
American Jersey Cattle Club
Fire Waste Preventable On Farms And Homes
An authority states ninety percent of the 560.548 million dollar annual US fire loss is preventable and fifteen thousand lives could be saved each year with proper precautions. Farm losses exceed 150 million yearly, and most fires start in kitchens. Safety campaigns and safer equipment reduce risk, but human error remains a factor. Eliminating avoidable farm fires could save hundreds of millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Safety Council
In Memoriam Edith Thawley Trice Remembered
In loving remembrance of our dear daughter and sister Edith Thawley Trice who died 15 years ago on October 30. The poem speaks of a face seen in the soft light and memories that linger, with a mother’s tribute and lines from Edith and Norman.
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Edith Thawley Trice
Robert Crain Highway Opens Linking Baltimore to Southern Maryland
Maryland dedicates the 75 mile Robert Crain Highway from Priest Bridge to Upper Marlboro linking Baltimore with southern Maryland. Governor Ritchie presided, with remarks by John Mackall and Robert Crain. Officials emphasize a unified, hard surfaced state road system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Crain
Baltimore
Maryland
Albert C. Ritchie
John N. Mackall
State Roads Commission
William I F. Broening
Upper Marlboro
Priest Bridge
Ritchie
Upper
Open Bible and Luther Help Shape Protestantism
The Open Bible Reformation Day tradition grows from Luther's 1517 act of posting his Ninety-Five theses. The article credits Luther with popularizing Bible access, mass printing, and translating Scriptures, arguing Protestants should place God's Word in every parishioner’s hands and view Bible reading as a duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther
Wittenberg
Luther
Lutheran Church
Preston man injured in silo accident at Fuchs place
Preston Peter Nepert suffered serious facial and chest lacerations when a wheel on the silo filling machine broke at the Adam Fuchs place. He was taken to Salisbury Hospital for treatment. James Cox, a farmer near American Corner, died Monday the 24th after a long illness. He leaves three children and his wife Neva McConnell Cox Nesbit, former Miss Neva McConnell. Evangelist Ina France Nesbit will preach in Preston Methodist Church Sunday at 11 and in Bethlehem at 3 and 7:30 p.m. Prodestant Episcopal services and sermon by Bishop Davenport will be held in Preston tomorrow at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Nepert
Adam Fuchs
Neva McConnell
Ina France Nesbit
Baltimore
Preston Methodist Church
Bethlehem
Choptank
Davenport
Preston
Ben Hur at Reese Theatre Harrington Coming Soon
After The Big Parade Reese Theatre in Harrington secures a contract with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer to present Ben Hur the world's greatest romance on three consecutive days November 3 4 5 with shows 8 p m Thursday and Friday and 7 and 9 p m Saturday tickets 25 cents for children 50 cents for adults. A grand spectacle features the chariot race and dramatic scenes set across ancient Mediterranean and Jerusalem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Theatre
Reese B. Harrington
Metro-Gooldwyn- Mayer Pictures Corporation
Delaware
Ben Tur
Antioch
Ben-Hur
Messala
Mediterranean
Towers
Zion
Ben Hur
Resurrection at Arcadia Wilmington with Rod La Rocque
Photoplay Resurrection starring Rod La Rocque and Dolores Del Rio opens at Arcadia Wilmington for the week of October 31. La Rocque portrays a Czar Guards officer in love with a peasant girl, amid pre-war Russian splendor and Siberian exile, highlighting dramatic contrasts of court and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod la Rocque
Dolores del Rio
Arcadia Theatre
Wilmington
Leon Tolstoy
la Rocque
Russia
Siberia
Abies Irish Rose at New Dover Opera House
Anne Nichols comedy Abie's Irish Rose opens matinee and night engagements on Thursday November 3 at the New Dover Opera House. Now in its sixth year at Republic Theatre New York it has drawn capacity crowds in Washington Baltimore Pittsburgh Cleveland Chicago Cincinnati Los Angeles San Francisco Atlanta New Orleans. The play offers wholesome humor with a cast of well known metropolitan players.
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Abie
Anne Nichols
New Dover Opera House
Republic Theatre
New York
Metropolis
Washington
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Chicago
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Atlanta
New Orleans
Oyster supper success at Chop Tank by M P Church Ladies
The Ladies Aid of the M P Church held an oyster supper on the 18th at Chop Tank. despite rain, a good crowd attended and gratitude is expressed to all who assisted. The Last Aid meeting on the 4th was at the home of Mr and Mrs Morgan, with the next gathering set for November 11 at the Monath residence. all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
House
Ways and Means Committee
Joint
Congressional Tax Committee
Representative Garner
Texas
Garner
M. P. Church
Prize Winners At Choptank
Lists numerous prize winners in fruit, jellies, pickles, linens, and crafts from Choptank fair entries. Mentions winners such as Mrs. O C Blades, Mrs. J E Cheezum, Mrs. W R Dulin, and many others across multiple categories.
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Apples
O. C. Blades
W. R. Dulin
Fish Roc
J. E. Cheezum
Louise Johnson
E. C. Wright
J. B. Todd
Ella Carmine
Orphans Court in Caroline County Probate Proceedings
The Orphans Court met October 18 with Judges West Harper and Shawn. Wills for William Arbelo Helmina Evitts John P Rash and Loughby Sharp were filed or probated. Executors named or renunciations filed. notices to creditors ordered. appraisers appointed. future probate dates set for November 1 1927 and November 8 1927.
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Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
West
Harper
Shawn
William Arbelo
Mary Arbelo
Ce. T. A
Joseph J. Arbelo
T. Clayton Horsey
L. Irving Jones
Wilhelmina T. Evitts
Mary E. Griffin
Daisy C. Nicolai
Eastern Shore Trust Company
Emil Nicolai
Fred R. Owens
Joseph Churchman
Martha Berghnan
John P. Rash
Helen Rash
Willoughby Sharp
Charles B. Harrison
Circuit Court
Equity
Clayton Horsey
Sunday Visits And Church Schedule In Templeville Area
Templeville residents Mr and Mrs William H I Kinnamon and Mr and Mrs M B Kinnamon visited Mrs Mollie Diggans at Queen Anne. Noah Merchant and family joined his mother Mrs Edna Cahall near Rising Sun. Sunday School begins at 10 am and preaching at 7 45 pm. Kate D Knotts hosted a dinner for Rev J P Kelly and granddaughter Anna Kelly. George Butts and Herbert visited John Starkey in Chestertown. Gilbert Davis of Kenton Delaware called on Herbert Knotts. Sick list includes Eugene Everett Marjorie Pippin and Isabel Raughley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William HI. Kinnamon
M. B. Kinnamon
Billy
Mollie Diggans
Queen Anne
Noah Merchant
Near Rising Sun
Del
Edna Cahall
Kate D. Knotts
J. P.kelly
Anna Kelly
George Butts
Herbert
John Starkey
Chestertown
Gilbert Davis
Kenton, del
Herbert Knotts
Eugene Everett
Marjorie Pippin
Isabel Raughley
Local Boy A Successful Coach in Cape May Sports
Cape May’s Wilbur A. Clark, son of Harry and Mrs. Clark of Denton, coaches and plays left field for the Cape May baseball team which defeated the South Jersey League in a final game last Saturday. The town rewarded the squad with a $50 purse and a $50 gold ball at a banquet. Clark also coaches the Middle Township football team, which is reportedly in prime form for a strong season, following last fall’s Cape May School team championship in South Jersey.
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South Jersey
Cape May
Wilbur A. Clark
Harry Clark
Denton
Clark
Middle Township
Captain Salvation at Palace Theatre This Weekend
Pauline Starker Marciline Day George Fawcett Lars Hansen and Ernest Torrence star in Captain Salvation to be shown at the Palace Theatre on Friday and Saturday October 28 and 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Salvation
Palace Theatre
Pauline Starker
Marciline Day
George Fawcett
Lars Hansen
Ernest Torrence
Communicable Disease Reports in Caroline County
Diseases reported October 18 to 25 include tuberculosis one case in Hillsboro and two in Denton, typhoid fever one case near Denton, and Vincent's angina one case in Denton. This brief health bulletin lists cases by location and illness.
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Caroline County
Hillsboro
Denton
Local Hickman Aid Gathering and area visits
Mrs Fred Fountain Mrs John Adams and Miss Edna Adams attended the Hickman Aid gathering at the home of Mrs J W Peters last Wednesday afternoon. Other residents Mrs Charlie Adams and her sons Lorian and Richard of Canterberry are visiting the D R Adams home. Mrs John Adams Miss Edna Adams and Mr Earle Robinson shopped in Salisbury on Saturday. Edna Adams stayed with her sister at Hickman Wednesday through Friday last week. D R Adams hosted the Bloomery Aid on Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ormond Wright were Sunday guests of her parents and attended Preaching and Sunday School at Bloomery Sunday afternoon.
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Fred Fountain
John Adams
Edna Adams
Hickman
J. W. Peters
Charlie Adams
Lorian
Richard
Canterberry
D. R. Adams
Edna
Marvin Adams
Earle Robinson
Salisbury
Bloomery Aid
Ormond Wright
Bloomery
In loving remembrance of my dear mother Henrietta Todd
In loving remembrance of my mother Mrs. Henrietta Todd who departed this life one year ago on October 27 1926. Though I cannot clasp your hand nor your face you still live in memory this little token shows. Mrs Mollie Everngain
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Henrietta Todd
Mollie Everngain
In sad but loving remembrance of my husband William J Everngain
In sad but loving remembrance of my husband William J Everngain who departed from this life May 28 1927. I am lonely without you, my life is lonesome and home is sad. You were my sun shine and joy. I think of you and the happy yesterday. Sadly missed by his wife.
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William J. Everngain
Bargain Room Ad Offers Coats and Piano in Denton
Local advert lists twenty four children's coats fifty five women's coats thirty eight men's overcoats priced from 1.95 to 9.95 at Everngam's Bargain Room on the second floor. Special Fisher piano with mahogany case offered at 175.00 by M. K. Newnam of Denton Maryland.
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Everngam
Fisher
M. K. Newnam
Denton
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President Coolidge
Secretary of
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Cuba
Hoover
Great Britain
Brazil
Senator Smoot
Beet Sugar Corporation Friends
Coolidge
White House
Commerce Department
America
France
eHwarPas
Hallowe’en Fortune
Hallowe’en
Opera House
Hallowe'en
Dover
Clements & Outten, Inc
J. E. Wilson Co
Smyrna
Simon’s Department Store
Nuroch’s Quality Shop
Ruby’s Shoppe
Steam Laundry
Reynolds Reed
Kemble’s Big Store
G. Leslie Gooden
W. P. Satterfield
Z. R. Lewis
Candyland
Maryland Points
Memoriam
Golden West
Edith
Norman
The
Open Bible
Ben Wor
Harrington
Jersey
Little Children’s New
J.H. Nichols & Company
Denton, Maryland
FP. Hl. Thomas
Alvin Whiteley
E. O. Wright
O. C
F. FF. Whiteley
J. B. Cheezum
J.B. Cheezum
D. M. Cheezum
J. B .Todd
B. O. Wright
Sarah Williamson
W. J. Wright
Towell
Annaberhardt
Payton Thompson
Anna Eberhardt
KE. O. Wright
Joe Poole
Eberhardt
Fr. N. Wright
W. 2. Dulin
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Templeville
Journal
Adams’ Cross Roads
W. A. Culver
Denton, Md
Fourth and
Gay Streets
Dayton
Lewis & Son
Nisi
T. Pliny Fisher
Grace R. Henry
Francis E. Lynch
Auditor’s Order
Wesley E. Aleve
Jas
Calvin Smith
Berintha Smith
S. M. Anderson
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