Moorland Press information and delivery details
Moorland Press published each weekday except Sunday by The Cumberland Press Inc. Subscriptions run one year at 5.00 in advance with monthly options. Advertising rates available on application. Address communications to 109 Baltimore Street Cumberland Md. Phone 592 and 593. Carriers deliver daily and orders can be placed by telephone.
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One Vote Decides Howard County Circuit Clerk Cont est
The Circuit clerkship contest in Howard County ends with Hart B. Noll, Republican, defeating John F. O Malley, Democrat, by one vote. The piece urges voters to learn from the outcome and warns of impacts on Cumberland if militia armory needs are not met. It cites Col. George A. Pearre's letter for full context.
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Howard County
Hart B. Noll
John F. O'Malley
Court of Appeals
O'Malley
Cumberland
George A. Pearre
President Marries as Nation Shares In Celebration
The Christmas edition of the Lonaconing Advocate praises the presidential wedding and honeymoon coverage. It notes 16 pages of advertising and reading matter and commends those responsible for the edition.
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Lonaconing Advocate
New York Talks Champ Clark Presidential Movement Emerges
A faint New York movement backing Champ Clark surfaces in state politics. Observers doubt its strength or clarity but note it could attract hyphenated critics seeking a counter protest. Clark remains immensely popular with a devoted following from three years ago.
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New York
Champ Clark
Johnstown
Ker Clark
Expres
Fire Loss Decrease Prompts Spy Plot Skepticism
During the eleven months ending Nov 30 1915 the fire loss in the United States was fifty million dollars less than the same period last year. The piece questions sensational claims of German and Austrian incendiaries and notes that overall incendiary fires did not rise while losses fell.
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United States
Lieve
Cumberland urged to recruit Company G to save its National Guard
Col. Pearre of The Cumberland Press appeals Cumberland business leaders to boost enlistments for Company G to reach sixty five members. He notes Hagerstown's challenge to Cumberland as the second city in Maryland and urges employers to support workers’ military duties to avoid losing the unit. A meeting at the Armory is planned for next Wednesday to secure more recruits.
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Cumberland
Company G
Gaither
Oakland
Frostburg
Palmer
Hadsell
United States Army
National Guard
Maryland
Clark presidential boom muted by uncertain party dynamics
The article hints at a possible Clark surge for the presidency but suggests he will suppress it early. With the situation now shifted, readers are redirected back to the Austrian note and its implications.
Helping to Make Peace in Baseball by Ruppert
Col Jacob Ruppert, part owner of the New York Yankees, sits on an American league magnates committee working with leaders of the federal and National leagues to bring about lasting peace in baseball. He also plans to strengthen the Yankees in the coming year.
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Jacob Ruppert
New York Yankees
Coloneluppert
Yankees
Every Week Subscription Offer Questioned
A note asks readers to request details about a special price for a weekly paper. It mentions EVERY WEEK and urges inquiries for the newspaper’s subscription deal.
Ambassador Penfield Pushes To Preserve U S Austrian Ties
Ambassador Penfield in Vienna uses all diplomatic effort to keep relations friendly but warns Austria that the United States will not back down from its submarine warfare position.
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United States
Uetgia
Pendeleth
Vienna
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Theatrical Gossip From Gotham
New York reports tonight as John Drew’s engagement at the Empire ends and Maude Adams begins a New York run at the same theatre. Other major notes include long Globe Theatre stints by Chin Chin and Montgomery and Stone, Gaby Deslys taking over at the Globe, and plans for new plays by Tarkington and Brighouse.
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John Drew
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Chin-Chin
Montgomery
Stone
Globe Theatre
Globe
Gaby Desys
Quotes and jests from a midwestern weekly miscellany
Readable scraps of humorous verse cartoons and notes from a 1900s newspaper page. Includes quips about Hughes and Raz, a stolen harness reward, and light anecdotes about family life, quips on cars and mules, and holiday lines. The piece blends satirical lines with small notices and local names.
Omaha reunions keep Cowboy Dahlman and Buffalo Bill annual
In Omaha on December 18 the long running annual reunion of "Cowboy Jim" Dahlman and "Buffalo Bill" Col. William F. Cody is noted as a steadfast city tradition. A reader asks Dr. Edward F. Bowers about heartburn and receives his weekly guidance in the BVRRyY WR column.
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Jim” Dahlman
Buffalo Bill
Wm. F. Cody
Western Ranges
Omaha
Edward F. Bowers
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