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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1914
Page
4
The piece discusses the Tennessee incident at Smyrna and the risk of war from naval ultimatums, criticizing authority oversea actions and urging civilian control. It contrasts Mexican policy and calls for restraint, warning against military bluster and political manipulation.
Edward Hyde twenty from Camden is in critical condition after a gunman shot him while he and a companion ransacked a closet in the St. Anthony's Catholic Club smoking room. John Endress sixty three the club janitor fired the shot and fled.
Detectives hunt suspects in the Barnet Baff slaying linked to opposition to the Poultry Trust. Authorities identified a go-between for the gunmen and are pressuring the intermediary to confess while continuing to pursue the culprits.
A collage of opinions and notes from Alfred W Lawson on global unity, political wedges in Mexico, and public life quips. Mentions Kaiser in Calate, General Obregon, Huerta, and Villa. Includes snippets about Red Cross Seals sales and local commerce hints amid varied commentary.
West Virginia could annually reach 100 million tons of coal with 1 000 mines fully operating plus up to a hundred more ready to begin, says Karl A Henry chief of the state department of mines. Officials cite U S coal reserves and wartime demand as global drivers while WV production is expected to surge in 1914 and beyond.
A collage of jokes and quips on fashion, nature, family life, manners, and social observations. It blends humorous vignettes about collars and cuffs with longing for wild camps, playful witticisms about motherhood and marriage, and satirical notes on the rich and the poor.
A posse of deputy U S marshals raided a McDowell County moonshine operation six miles from Kimball and captured operator Thomas Lawson, an escaped convict from Richmond Virginia serving time for bigamy. The zinc still held 23 gallons and differed by using zinc fabrication rather than copper.
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