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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1914
Page
4
Timely Topics laments war fears while lampooning jingoism as the Mexican crisis deepens. The piece mocks Secretary Bryan and Taft era figures, notes Huerta and Vera Cruz tensions, and cites disease in Tampico as conflict swells.
The Philadelphia division of Coxey's Army sets out tomorrow toward Washington to urge Congress to aid the unemployed. Petitions will seek government cooperation to place unskilled workers with manufacturers and employers nationwide. The Brotherhood Welfare Association supplies blankets for participants.
Letters from the People argue Governor Goldsborough vetoed Reinhart’s county treasurer deposit bill to favor Lowndes banking interests and McDonald’s bond costs. The writer contends the measure would have saved Allegany County $12,000 to $15,000 yearly and criticizes influence behind the veto while urging passage in the next legislature.
A collage of light humor and historical notes for April 25 and 26. It mixs quips on opera manners dog numbers and money with brief historical milestones from Confederate Memorial Day to the Grant funeral procession.
A partial OCR fragment notes a chair position in the State House at An noplis. The readable text suggests constitutional or legislative setting but lacks clear names, dates, or events. Further material needed for precise summary.
Congressman Thetas W Sims of Linden born April 25 1852 in Wayne County Tennessee. He pursued law after Savannah College and Cumberlands University and served as county superintendent of public instruction in 1882. Sims was a Cleveland elector in 1892 and served in Congress from the Fifty-fifth through Sixty-second, with reelection to the Sixty third.
Boston mass april 25 at the spring meeting of Hamilton College trustees a full report will be given on progress of the one million fund to be completed in june the fund aims to raise teaching standards not build new buildings Dr Clement G Martin calls the fund a sound investment as teaching forces are inadequately paid and funds to care for professors are essential
Dr. Cook presents a Sunday afternoon lecture on the question What Is a Christian at the Liberty Theatre at 3 p.m. The invitation emphasizes the topic as of vital interest to all.
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