Monroe Doctrine Abandoned Says An Australian Paper
The Melbourne Age reports Taft's Montclair remarks that the United States would not intervene if Canada were attacked and Germany victors. Taft said troops landing would not violate the doctrine but overthrowing a victorious government would. He allowed indemnity if Germany won.
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Melbourne
Australia
London
Melbourne Age
Taft
Montclair
N. J
United States
Canada
Germany
Wilson
Great Britain
Cumberland Press Personal News Request
Patrons and friends are asked to telephone personals and other news items to this paper. Any matter of interest will be greatly appreciated by the editor.
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The
Cumberland Press
Ed'tor
Local visitors and resolute illness reported in Cumberland
Mr and Mrs R L Grammell of Tunnelton W Va visited Cumberland yesterday. William Hickman longtime head of the geographical blueprint department when natural gas reached Cumberland is registered at the Arlington from Huntington. Lantz Miller and Clayton Law of Magnolia were here Tuesday and Wednesday. C Herman Hast of 229 Bedford Street is seriously ill with typhoid fever.
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R. L. Grammell
Tunnelton
W. Va
William Hickman
Cumberland
Arlington
Huntington
Lantz Miller
Clayton Law
Magnolia
C. Herman Hast
Bedford St
Grandfather Hartman Receives Joyful Telegram
J H Hartman of St. Louis builders for Edison Electric Illuminating Co. in Cumberland receives a telegram from Michel Duttray his son in law announcing the birth of a baby and his new status as grandfather. Also today Eliwood Stauffer and Twila Eminhizer wed at Kingsley M E Church Williams Street conducted by Rev David G Pile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hartman
Heine Boiler Company
St. Louis
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
Cumberland
New Orleans
Mike
Michel Duttray
Mr. Hartman
Eliwood Thomas Stauffer
Snowshoe
Twila Grace Eminhizer
Runville
Kingsley M. E. Church
Williams Street
David G. Pile
Advertisements and crime brief from The Cumberland Press
The item notes advs for want ads in The Press and reports Bernard Coleman held by Magistrate Heck as prosecutors weigh state or city charges for Coleman. Also a Hendricks West Virginia postoffice robbery robbed late Monday. Postoffice safe cracked, about 200 dollars and 30,000 stamps taken with no clue. Public notices and ads touted.
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Bernard Coleman
Heck
Coleman
Goss
Hendricks Postoffice
Hendricks
W. Va
Parcel Post Loan Library Offers Low-Cost Book Loans
Parcel Post Loan Library at 4020 Third Street N W Washington D C advertises lending the latest books by parcel post for a few cents per week with a one month loan period ending November 16.
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Parcel Post
Parcel Post Loan Library
Third Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Testimony Grows in Campbell Will Contests Suit
New York November 27 more witnesses have been called to testify in the suit to break the will of the late Jas Campbell millionaire of St Louis.
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New York
Jas Campbell
St. Louis
Bankrupt Lumber Sale in Westernport Maryland
Trustee GEO L. EPPLER to sell at public auction cash on November 8 1914 at the C and P Railroad Siding near the Lutheran Church Westernport Allegany County Maryland. Property includes switch ties cross ties piling sticks street car ties mine rails boards sawed lumber props culls slabs piled at sale site.
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District .Court of the United States
District of Maryland
Kaplan Bros
Lutheran Church
Westernport
Allegany County
Maryland
Geo
Louis Eppler
Suit Over Campbell Estate Challenged By Heirs
The estate of Campbell appraised at 16 million dollars is challenged by nephews and nieces and Rose C Curris sister. The suit targets Florence Campbell widow Lois Burkh am daughter St Louis University and Mercantile Trust Company as trustee. The will creates a trust for widow and daughter and the daughter’s children with the remainder to St Louis University Medical Department. the will is attacked as unusual.
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New York
North American Company
Campbell
Florence Campbell
Lois Anne Burkham
St. Louis University
Mercantiles Trust Company of
St. Louis
Lois
Medical Department
Debated Heirship Test in Berkham Case in 1918 Rail Notice
Fragmentary report notes undue influence charges in a case over the deceased banker’s heir Lois Campbell Berkham who recently married. The text references a railroad passenger timetable and a Cumberland arrival at Piedmont with uncertain details.
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Lois Campbell Berkham
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Ce Lyons
Lyon
L. Lazarus
Baltimore Street
Kingsley
Whiting and Eppler
Maryand
Ida
Rose C. Curris
Pennsylvania
Piedmor
Roberthoa
North Centre Street
Cumberland, MD
Jon Our Victrola Club
Santa Claus
W. F. Frederick Piano Co
Baltimore St. Cumberland
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