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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1915

Page

8

Baltimore and Ohio appoints women as travel agents

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad names Mrs. C. H. White of Rockville and Mrs. Samuel Watkin S of Sykesville as traveling agents to accompany women and young ladies on the system. Mrs. White will lead a party from Forest Glen Seminary aboard a special train to Chicago with stops en route, marking the first time women head such special parties.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad C. H. White Rockville Samuel Watkina S Sykesville

Roads to Fight Dry Ruling in West Virginia Courts

West Virginia judges issued injunctions barring Chesapeake and Ohio Railway and Baltimore and Ohio and Western Maryland from moving toxicants into the state on wet territory as passengers baggage. Intercity railroads met to discuss the action in Charleston.

Charleston W. Va West Virginia Samuel DD. Littlepage Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company F. M. Reynolds Keyser Baltimore and Ohio and Western Maryland

Women Lead in Public Service and Education in Early 20th Century

A compiled survey notes widespread female leadership from state education heads to library systems and government roles. It cites Mrs. Ogden W. Dean as a Chicago council candidate, Annie E. Thomas running U S Treasury laundry, and numerous university and public library positions held by women, including Lillien J. Martin at Stanford and Elizabeth Brown Davis in astronomical math.

National American Woman Suffrage Association Washington Anna Howard Shaw Department of the Interior Lillien J. Martin Leland Stanford University Frank Angell Martin Elizabeth Brown Davis United States Naval Observatory League For Business Opportunities For Women New York City

Metropolis League Targets Stenography Schools

The group plans to spend 40000 to win a weekly minimum wage of k and to study stenography schools they deem producing incompetent workers. Many leading businesswomen in the city belong to the league and will circulate posters urging stenographers to organize.

No Dance Thursday at Park Pavilion

An advertisement notes no dance at Park Pavilion Thursday night. The pavilion will be heated and ready for use Thursday December 25 from 8:30 to 11:30 if possible.

Park Pavillion

Fay Pleads Not Guilty In New York Bomb Plot Case

Five alleged conspirators including Robert Fay and Walter Scholz appeared before Federal Judge Mayer in New York on December 14 to plead not guilty to charges related to a plan to destroy munitions ships of the Allies. Bail remained at 20 000. Fay and Scholz remained in jail due to inability to post bail.

New York Max Breitung Herbert Kienzie Englebert Brekhorst Robert Fay Walter Scholz Mayer Fay Scholz

McAdoo Address Promised at Charleston Congress

Washington officials report Secretary McAdoo will address the Southern Commercial Congress in Charleston tomorrow. The speech is expected to include his first remarks on the new merchant marine bill, drawing considerable interest in the capital.

Washington, D. C Washington

Hopewell Fire Victim Seeks Tent Aid From Ferguson Studio

Ernest Pritt once of Elkins West Virginia lost his home in the Hopewell Virginia fire and telegraphed for a tent from John Ferguson owner of the Ferguson studio. Pritt and his family escaped unharmed and report Hopewell is now a mass of tents.

Hopewell Ernest Pritt John Ferguson Ferguson

Fruit Cakes Plied From Selected Fruit for Sale

Local ad notes fruit cakes made from selected fruit with quality unexcelled. Priced at 25 and 30 cents per pound. Advertisement dated December 14 to 21.

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