Letter to the Sun Attacks Article X and Wall Street Power
Hagerstown reader W. A. Smith decries Article X and government policy, blaming Wall Street and Congress for economic strain. He cites high unemployment, falling Liberty bonds, rising living costs, and a push to protect finance interests while workers suffer. The letter, dated August 29, laments the political and financial elite and predicts further hardship unless change comes.
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Smith
Baltimore Sun
Hagers
The
Sun
Congress
Mattet
Menchen
Gamaliel
Wall Street
Hein
Federal Reserve
United States
W. A. Smith
Hagerstown
Washington and Hagerstown Form New Woman’s Club
Over 100 Washington county and Hagerstown women organized a Woman’s Club at the Chamber of Commerce last night with about 300 in attendance. A membership drive aims for 769 charter members by October 1, with Miss Wilson of Charleston, S C sharing social, business and educational aims. The club will serve as a hub for existing groups and likely use the YMCA as temporary headquarters.
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Washington Country
Hagerstown
Woman's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Emmet Gans
Gans
Miss Wilson
Charleston
S.C
Misa Wilson
Change in Democratic State Central Committee urged
In Washington County voters are urged to back a slate of candidates on September 9 to foster representative democracy. The letter accuses Dr Wade and his supporters of hindering party growth and calls for Baker Carr Gossard Knelsley Mumma and Schueler, plus allies, to win votes.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Washington County
Dr. Wade
Wade Boys
Wade
Wade Bunch
Baker
Carr
Gossard
Knelsley
Mumma
Schueler
Democratic Primary Nominees Listed for Washington County
Notice under Maryland law announces Democratic Party candidates for nomination in Washington County. Names have filed certificates with the Board of Supervisors of Election and will appear on the September 9 1921 primary ballot. Proceedings reference Section 184 of the Primary Law and Chapter 160 of 1916 Acts.
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Washington County
Maryland
General Assembly of
Democratic Party
Board of Supervisors of Election
Teachers Meet Saturday Considering Wage Cuts
Washington county school teachers plan a Saturday 1:80 PM meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss a possible 10 percent salary cut and who is to blame. The budget shows trimmed appropriations and unpaid May salaries amid debates on a platoon system for Surrey High to ease crowding.
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Washington County
Chamber of Commerce
Staty
Board of Education
Surrey High School
Surrey
Surrey &Th Grade
Broadway Stoclty
Broadway 1St
Draw Way
Broadway 3Rd
Antietam
Hancock
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Roy Alexander McMighael
Nacker
Orgen
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Everett True
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Woman’s Club
Jean Luvas
Irene Smith
Alice Weagley
Grace R. Gerber
Wilson Willl
Charles H. Little
Finesburg Union
Clearspring
Williamsport
James Faith
T. L. Rickard
Walter Baker
William A. Carr
David E. Gossard
Barry M. Hartle
Jacob M. Middlekauff
Samuel H. Neikirk
Albert Crampton
George
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Dewitt C. R. Miller
Charles W. Harman
Dstoctina
State Central Committee
James W. Reed
Dewitt Clinton R. Miller
James Faith Pemouraag
Allen H. Wumola
William H. Reynolds
J . George A. Reed
J. Harry Centeine
Jesse C. Snyder
Panocraic
Thomas E. Seibert
Magerstown
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