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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1914
Page
3
A Chicago newspaper critiques nationwide charity drives and the idea of a Christmas ship to aid European orphans. It argues genuine charity should begin at home, emphasizing support for hungry mothers and penniless families instead of advertising schemes. The piece also notes concern over Owens and suggests scrutinizing political appointees rather than blithely endorsing reform.
Fragmentary text shows McDonnell urging the Council to employ more fire prevention workers, arguing women are not equal to men in emergencies such as fires. The note mentions citizens opposing hiring two men for seating duties and other staffing concerns in theatres.
Sayings of the editors survey diverse views from Secretary Daniels to the press, noting tensions with Senator Lodge and public virtue of economy. The column mocks the 400 list, laments honesty laws, and jokes about language, politics, and Vera Cruz praise.
A collage of opinions on war, politics, and society including remarks on Christmas shopping, women’s roles after the war, Wall Street figures, and government debates. Mentions Senator Lodge, Gardner, President Wilson, Ambassador Morgenthau, the Kaiser, and charity at home.
Phoenix scene opens with the seventeenth annual American Mining Congress session focusing on compulsory arbitration of industrial disputes. St. Louis hosts a negro pageant featuring 560 actors in Pan-American Kirmess Pageant of the Negro Race at the Coliseum running eight nights, tracing the evolution from savagery to the modern era through plantation days Civil War and postwar development.
The Supreme Court today granted a hearing in the suit of Mutual Film Company of Ohio against the Ohio State Industrial Commission. The case challenges enforcement of Ohio's moving picture law and was taken from its regular calendar.
An advertisement for M. Wagner, proprietor, promoting a barber shop and manicurist service at the Windsor Hotel. Listed as a up-to-date business notice with date Dec 7. Adjustments or additions not provided.
Bowling Green Kentucky December 7 A grand jury summoned to meet here today is expected to indict several well known local Kentuckians for depredations by night riders Recent raids have caused deaths arson and widespread property destruction One rider reportedly hanged may have been killed by his comrades in a suspected murder by associates
In Portland Oregon the Pacific International Exposition opens with only fat stock on display. Breeding animals were removed after the board voted to avoid disease risk as foot and mouth concerns prompted changes to the show.
New York December 8 United Press states only women and children of foreigners may depart Turkey while men face threats or imprisonment. Ambassador Morgenthau fights a plan to restrict exits as European hotels banks and factories are seized. Several thousand foreigners still in Turkey cannot afford to leave and safe conduct promises are disputed amid reported train thefts and dismissive apologies.
The Dime Savings Bank announces December 15 payout of about $60,000 in checks to roughly 2,000 depositors from the Christmas Savings Fund plan. The fund, divided into six clubs, features varied weekly payments with interest on all accounts. final club amounts range from $25.37 to $65.04 per recipient.
The Great Dane nicknamed Colonel, belonging to Thomas Donahoe, died Tuesday night from a rifle shot. The 1387 pound canine was known for peace and gentleness, often stopping dog fights and beloved by many. Elk Inter Mountain notes the loss.
A collage of humorous observations and quips about women, men, fashion, money, and society. The piece riffs on marriage, independence, etiquette, and modern life with dated humor and satirical care, naming everyday topics from fur coats to political rights.
The Trade Journal features a photo of Consolidation Coal Company's new mining town near Jenkins Kentucky in the Elkhorn fields. Mine No 201 sits on the Sandy Valley Elkhorn River A three miles from Jenkins with four to five room houses, plastered interiors, porches, electricity, strict sanitation and regular garbage pickup. The Elkhorn seam here runs eight to nine feet thick and is of top quality.
President Wilson will be guest of honor at the New Jersey Society of Washington annual dinner at the Raleigh Hotel tonight. NJ officials include Senators Martin and Hughes, representatives, and Tumulty, all members of the society, expected to attend.
Portland opens the ice hockey season at the new hippodrome hosting Vancouver B C in a Pacific Hockey association matchup.
James A. McHenry as Executor to Merwin McKaig transfers land bordering the Mill Race Cumberland for a sum stated as $1. Anna V. Duckworth and husband convey land near McCoole to William C. Jacobs for $154.
Bedford Inquirer editor and Bedford county bar’s oldest member John Lutz, 79, died Sunday in Bedford Pa. A former Bedford postmaster, he contributed decades to local journalism and law.
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