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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1914

Page

8

Death of Washington man killed by train near Green Ridge

Ernest Myers of Washington D C was struck by passenger train No 22 near Green Ridge station on the Western Maryland Railway and died. His body lay unreported all night until the coroner took charge. The letter found shows three months pay and a destitute wife. Meyer carried a dressed turkey and a white French poodle uninjured.

Ernest Myers Washington, D. C Green Ridge Western Maryland Railway Louis Stein Paw Paw W. Va Myers Baltimore and Ohio West Virginia Potomac River Meyers

Court rules premium on wheel bonds unlawful for school board

Judge Robert R N Henderson held that the $2218.10 premium on the $660000 wheel bonds cannot be recovered by the school board. Legislature limited the money to 60000 for the school, making it unlawful for county to pay more. County will pay the premium on 1915 interest. case tried a week ago with George Henderson for the school board and Walter Capper for the county.

Robert RN. Henderson Henderson George Henderson Walter C. Capper

Portugal Votes to Join England in War Effort

Lisbon December 23 The Portu gal Chamber of Deputies votes to prepare joining England in the war against Germany after another attack by Germany on Angola. Colonial Secretary announces the latest aggression in Africa.

Lisbon Chamber of Deputies England Germany Portugese Angola

Glass plant begins operations employing 700 men

Kane Dec 23 Seven hundred men who had been out of work for two months were hired as the American Plate Glass Company plant in James City opened at full capacity. The company reports enough orders to run for eight months.

Kane T.a American Plate Glass Company James City

Stars Take Two of Three in South nd Bowling Showdown

The Stars defeated the Giants in two of three matches in the South nd Bowling League. Team scores show Stars 490 544 535 totaling 1569 while Giants posted 534 622 666 for 1622.

The Stars Giants Smith Pat King Kine

Christmas greetings fill Cumberland streets with travelers

Numerous residents and visitors travel to spend Christmas in Cumberland and nearby towns. Names include Miss Sarah Smith of Hanover Street, Mrs. Walter Scott Weaver of Reading, Miss Myrtle Smith of Columbia Street, Capt. and Mrs. Daniel Lechliter, and many others visiting relatives in Piedmont Washington Lonaconing Baltimore and Philadelphia.

Walter Scott Weaver Reading Conrad Frey Myrtle Smith Columbia Street Philadelphia Daniel T. Lechliter New York City Piedmont Charles Barnard Washington William McMillan Lonaconing Gertrude Belcher Gertrude

Christmas Holiday Notices At Maryland Bank

Bank listings note holiday closings on Friday and Saturday including Christmas Day. Official notices reference United States and Cumberland Maryland locations with dates near December 22 and 25.

Zens National Bank United Sitory Cumberland Chri

Y M C A Loses To Savage Athletic Club Five

The Savage Athletic Club of Mt Savage defeated the Y M C A five on the local floor by 24 to 22 in a fiercely contested game last night. Two Y M C A regulars were sidelined by prior injuries. The first half ended 14 to 13, with rough play and several stoppages to settle disputes. Field goals credited Keller Matulwich Somerville Nicholson C Graham Houck J Graham Schaffer Reidler. Referee Grant Macfarlane Umpire Hin er.

Savage Athletic Club Mt. Savage Sdeether Hiner Houck Matulwich J. Graham Baxley Ceith

Inter-State Doctors Institute Promises Nonsurgical Cures

Leading doctors in Cumberland advertise a nationwide Inter-State Doctors Institute on North Liberty Street offering non surgical treatment and home prepared medicines. They claim rapid cures for chronic nerve, heart, liver, kidney, digestive, and other ailments with offices open daily and limited Sunday hours.

United States Cumberland North Liberty Street I Y Our Specialists Institute West Virginia Arts of Pennsylvania Pep

Lonaconing First Team Beats Lonaconing Juniors in Exhibition

In Midland Ward's Opera House Lonaconing first team defeated Lonaconing Juniors 52 to 21 in an exhibition basketball game. Referee Durst and early local matchups highlighted the event as Midland seeks pointer practice for its new team.

Midland Lonaconing Lonaconing Janiorg Ward Opera House Lonaconing A. C. Lonaconing Jrs Stafford Eis Gallagher McKenty Cee A Stewart Thompson Roche Aes Peale Scott Ee C. J. Stewart E. le Beene Clark McKenty Spear Thompson Gallagher A. Stewart Pell Scott Durst Stars Crescents

Lunch Ads at Washi Lunch Room for Shoppers

An advertisement notes a Washi Lunch Room offering quick meals for shoppers and visitors. The blurb highlights readiness and convenience for those on the go during shopping visits.

Washington

Two Colored Women To Face Court In Allegany Jail

Mary Preston and Bettie Collier, both colored, will be tried in the Allegany County Jail by Magistrate Heck this afternoon. Held on a charge of habitual disorderliness, they allegedly robbed a local man Monday night in Primrose alley, with $25 stolen and $10 hidden on Preston for use as evidence.

Mary Preston Bettie Collier Allegany County Heck Primrose Alley Preston

Friendsville Highs Beat Lonaconing 27 to 17 in Exciting Clash

Lonaconing Central High School lost to Friendsville High School by 27 to 17 on Monday night. Stars for Lonaconing were Yaste and Durst while Durst led Friendsville with four field goals and four freethrows. Referee Alexander Tennant and umpire Holmes officiated. game played in Friendsville.

Lonaconing Central High Friendsville Yaste Durst Coney Lonaconing Friendsville Eee Vyaste Lees Ss Bats Eee Richar Ata Richards Guard Custer Kamp Alexander Tennant Holmes

Fire razes residence of Harry Davis at Oldtown

A house blaze destroyed Harry Davis’s home in Oldtown early yesterday. The rapid fire overwhelmed the small town’s ability to fight it, and the loss is reported to be heavy but partially covered by insurance.

House Burts Oldtown Harry Davis

Streett Cakes Promises Quality Christmas Fruit Cakes

Streett advertises quality fruit cakes for Xmas made with best materials. They claim mastery in sponge cakes and Streett’s delicious cake with guarantees of quality. Store hours extend to 10 p m and phone 670. Bat fe lunch div envisioned for Washington Lunch Room.

Gillen Brewing Co stockholders to meet in Cumberland Md

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Gillen Brewing Co of Allegany county will be held at the office at Market street and Wills Creek Cumberland Md on Monday January 11 1914 at 11 o clock a m for the election of six directors to serve for one year or until their successors are qualified and for other business as may be brought before the meeting WM P RIZER Secretary De 23 30 Ja 5 11

Gillen,Brewing Co Allegany County

War era Christmas Dinner Planned at Wanhton Lunch Room

A special Christmas dinner event has been arranged at Wanthon Lunch Room, featuring a bundled menu and standard components. Details are limited due to partial OCR text, but the notice confirms a community meal for the wartime period.

Washington Son Warner Christa Istmas Ngton Esa

Missing man Alexander Shute found in Jacksonville Florida

Alexander F Shute who had been missing for about six weeks was located in Jacksonville Florida per a telegram to his uncle Peter E Wright who led the search A $100 reward had stood for information and the nationwide effort included post cards and police notices Shute is a married case proprietor living on Pork street.

Alexander F. Shute Jacksonville Fla Peter E. Wright Schute O. K Harry Marshall Wright Shhute Florida Marshall

Prisoners Freed Tomorrow in City Declares Hummelshime

Police Commissioner Hummelshime issues order noon today releasing all city prisoners tomorrow evening as a Christmas gift. Governor Cole Blease seen at a disadvantage as this drastic clemency move stirs local reaction and concerns about informing inmates.

Eisenhauer Hummelshime

Obituary and funeral notices for Himmelwright and others

The funeral of George S Himmelwright, 66, who died suddenly, will be held tomorrow. he was longtime sexton of the First Baptist church. Survived by wife, son William Baldwin, a grandson and a granddaughter. Also note Lucio Caporole infant buried today at St. Patrick's cemetery. Colley Rice, 68, died last night six miles out Valley road. funeral tomorrow at 1 from home. John C Wolford, funeral director. A reception and program of moving pictures with Santa Claus follow in the afternoon and evening, with about 1560 attendees expected.

Ethel Wolfe Washington County Hospital Hagerstown Samuel Emmett William McAleer Elkins William Long George L. Lone Green Street St. Fidelis College The Capuchins Herman, Pa Baltimore and Ohio Hubert Brookman Herman Frank J. Brookman Vincent Bergman Karl Maukert St. Fidelic College George H. Carpenter Cumberland Evans Winchester J. Henry Wintermoyer Martinsburg George Clark Mervel Westernport Hannah Lewis Cedar Grove Martha Tibbetts West Penn Connellsville Bloomington Jesse Mason Hyndman South End C. D. Maxwell Garrett, Ind Claude Dillon Stewart Avenue St. Mary’s Heights C. V. VanMeter Winnipeg Can R. C. Levick Ethel C. E. Margerum Sparrows Point Russell L. Rice C. G. Jamison R. A. Renfro Shepherdstown W. Va M. H. Adams Harrison Street B. Adams George H. Robinette Consolidation Coal Company Jenkins, Ky W. H. Robinette G. S. Himmelwright George S. Himmelwright Glenn Street First Baptist Church William Baldwin Himmelwright Lucio Caporole Augustus Caporole Oak Street St. Patrick’s Cemetery Colley Rice Valley Road R. Hahne Baltimore John C. Wolford Santa Claus Tommy Mother Goose Little Red Riding Hood Scotland Edinburgh

Christmas Treat At B C Y M C A Draws Many Children

More than 500 children attended the first section of the entertainment and Christmas treat at the B and C Y M C A this afternoon, with about 1,500 expected to attend the overall event.

Streett Cake Ad Promises Quality and Late Hours

An advertisement touts Streett as the master of quality cakes with the promise of delicious items including Streett's P ind Cake. It notes the shop operates until 10 p.m. and invites customers to visit for fresh goods the next day.

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