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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1918
Page
2
A Denton Journal piece quotes strong warnings against any peace with Germany, arguing covenants are impossible and would betray law and humanity. It cites German treachery, invasion, and atrocity, urging continued war effort and a robust Fourth Liberty Loan to defeat Germanism.
A controversial wartime column laments German actions and calls for accountability. It argues that German towns must reject their government’s war, condemns Prussian militarism, and predicts no peace while the German regime remains in power. The piece accuses Germany of forcing horrors upon others and now suffering consequences at home.
Editorial notes describe a Tuesday meeting at the Southern Hotel Baltimore with committeemen and a newspaper editor to plan state efforts for the Fourth Liberty Loan. It notes many already subscribed, but urges more participation from those able, highlighting a prior shortfall and upcoming opportunity.
The Delaware Democrats unanimously back United States Senator Willard Saulbury for reelection, Albert Fl. Polk for Congress, Trane M. Sater for State Treasurer, and J. Merriman Anderson for State Auditor, signaling a firmer Democratic posture. Baltimore renames a street, honoring a fallen officer. Redwood street replaces German street. A Department of Agriculture diagram places central farming production in the Midwest. President Wilson signs a prohibition proclamation effective October for beer brewing. December ends brewing. Over 250,000 troops sail to France in August.
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