South Still Has Able Leaders in National Politics
Washington dispatch notes Southern leaders like Garrett of Tennessee bolster Democratic strength in Congress amid deaths and illnesses. It lauds Virginias Flood, condemns Republican aims to gain the Solid South, and criticizes wartime-tinged influence of big-money interests on policy and nominations. The piece also comments on presidential recreation and a reported shortcut near the Washington Monument.
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South
Washington, D. C
Garrett
Tennessee
House
Democrats
Thomas Dixon
Lincoln
Clark
Stone
Underwood
Kitchin
Flood
Henry D. Flood
Wilson
Republic
Jefferson
Jackson
Washington
Virginia
Harrison
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Harding
Democratic Congressional Committee
Demcracy
Congress
Jacob Yost
Tere
Washington Monument
Sign on the grass sparks a trespass tale
A line about satellites marking the track of a noble steed leads to a plan for a permanent bridle path. Despite keep off the grass signs, some liberty minded people ignore them. The next day a group of young women clerks sat on the grass, ate lunch, and were fined for trespass in police court. The tone likens the scene to Prussia.
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Land of Liberty
Prussia
Capitation Tax Change Reaches West Virginia Towns
Assessor Ward Cook of Raleigh county receives a letter from state tax commissioner W. S. Hallanan announcing a law change. Capitation tax rises from 1.00 to 2.00 for 1922, to be paid by towns and country districts alike, with collection from January 1 through May. Nonpayment leads to sheriff’s seizure. The letter details repeal of district road tax and establishment of a county road capitation tax of 1.00 for males 21 and over, with 1.00 of the 2.00 going to the state school fund and 1.00 to the county road fund.
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Ward Cook
Raleigh County
W. S. Hallanan
Cook
Hallanan
West Virginia
Deer Killing Leads to Fines in Marlington Case
In Pocahontas county on Monday two men named Hinkle and Riddle were fined 50 dollars each and sentenced to 60 days in jail for killing a deer in violation of the state game law.
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Marlington
Pocahontas County
Hinkle
Riddle
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