England May Become Republic Similar to the United States
London reports rising interest in Sir Edward Gray’s federal government proposal as coalition talks proceed and Home Rule debate resumes. Kingship placement under a federal constitution is questioned with King George and Queen Mary seen planning a Windsor weekend.
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England
United States
London
Edward Gray
George
King George
Queen Mary
Windsor
Edward Carson
Asquith
Several Cumberland area visits and movements reported
Personal news notes from Cumberland list visits by Mrs. Montignani’s husband, Mrs. Culbertson and Miss Jenkins, and several travel plans. Hugh Markwood heads to Portsmouth Ohio for the Ohio State League season. Clergy members Rev. Conner and Rev. Shriner plan Methodist Conference participation in Cumberland.
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W. C. Montignani
Montreal
Can
Lonaconing
C. Crabtree
Frostburg
Hughie” Markwood
Blain
W. Va
Cumberland
Portsmouth
Ohio
Portsemouth
W. S. Harig
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Myrtle Hahne
Hancock
Verdon Renner
Parkersburg Journal
Oscar Fazenbaker
T. H. Wagoner
Western Maryland
Wagoner
Williamsport Dickinson Seminary
Altoona Tribune
Wilford P. Shriner
D. D
Eighth Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Central Pennsylvania
Walter Lowery
Jesse Hoover
Keyser Tribune
Susy McKelvey
Hancock, Md
George W. Smith
George W. Light
Martinsburg
John C. Hutsler
Be Careful in Using an Incubator
Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station article by Roy H. Waite advises starting incubators days before eggs, following manufacturer directions, and using a stable room. Emphasizes monitoring temperature, using a clean cellar, and closely watching chicks after moving to the brooder to prevent crowding and smothering. Mentions local notices of Byrne Hamill and Daniel Annan McKay changes, and Mrs J B Dyche’s recovery.
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S. Byrne Hamill
Oakland
Daniel Annan McKay
C. & P. Telephone Company
Cumberland
Martinsburg
W.a
Maryland State Grange Plans Permanent $15000 Home
The Maryland State Grange announced plans to build a $15,000 State Home adjoining the Maryland Agricultural College at College Park. It will serve as a meeting hall, house Grange records, host visiting members, and provide lodging for about thirty students with scholarships funded by county Granges contributing $500. The project aims to connect farmers more closely with the college and train student leaders in Grange principles.
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College Park
O. H. Kelley
National Order
State Grange
Agricultural College
Double Tragedy Today in Philadelphia
Alexander Clazer aged 30 shot and killed his wife Julia at their home in Philadelphia and then killed himself, authorities report. The incident occurred early today as Clazer feared blindness.
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Philadelphia
Alexander Clazer
Julia
Pancho Villa Leads Band of Mexican Bandits in Ta Ra Line
The speaker quips about Pancho Villa commanding a band of Mexican bandits, with references to General Villa and Buffalo Bill's Rough Riders. The announcer cue ends with ta ra ta ra and a flourish.
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General Villa
Buffalo Bill
Congress of Rough Riders of the World
Pancho Villa
Unused hill land could feed half a million sheep
Maryland could become the East's top fruit state. Land suitable for orchard fruits now selling for 10 to 1e per acre could be boosted to 360 to 300 per acre, turning unused upland into productive pastures and fruit production.
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Maryland
Cumberland Press Subscriber Address Change Notice
The Cumberland Press asks subscribers planning to move to notify the paper with both old and new addresses by letter phone or in person to avoid delivery confusion. The notice emphasizes service and prompts prompt updates.
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Cumberland Press
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