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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1914
Page
9
The daughter of Governor-elect Emanuel L. Philipp, Miss Florence Philipp, may pursue nursing in Milwaukee or remain in Madison with her father running the state. She prefers nursing, but her father is not enthusiastic about her plans and she is not eager to move to Madison.
Washington December 23 Maryland delegates split on national prohibition as Hobson amendment moves to the floor. Sixth district rep Lewis supports the measure while Linthicum Coady Price oppose, Talbott flips to oppose after illness, arguing states should decide liquor policy and that the amendment would not bar personal use but would curb sale and flood federal enforcement.
Mullen Bros offers large reductions on holiday goods including furs, shoes, party dresses, children’s coats, and toys before Christmas. Store promises excellent savings and value, urging customers to shop early at Mullen Bros. The ad also promotes a 10 cent war book available at The Cumberland Press office.
J. Rey Hammond, 23, a prominent Oakland attorney, died at 9 p.m. after a hospital operation. He was brought from his home after typhoid fever caused an intestinal perforation. He was a son of Mr and Mrs Charles F Hammond and a member of Antioch Commandry No 6 Knights Templars. His body was sent to Oakland today aboard Train No 55.
Judge Alston G. Dayton of the U S District Court in Keyser rules against the Davis Trust Company in the Alese D. Price estate matter. The cash deposits totaling 49000 are time deposits with no compensation for holding. Trust gains five percent on interest from stocks and bonds and ordered a one third par value payout of 666 66 to the estate.
William Duckworth about 50 died suddenly in the depot at Red's Station near Westernport while returning home from Westernport. Dr T L Wilson from Piedmont declared death due to heart trouble. He was a widower with three sons in Lonaconing and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Duckworth, surviving.
Rome reports the Austrian ambassador has left for Vienna. It is believed Duke D Avarna has been recalled to confer with the Foreign Office about military activity in Italy.
Eyler's offers Christmas prices on nut meats rope and pork products with a turkey lineup for Wednesday. The notice lists contact as Phone 1286 and promotes a local ad alongside other ads about wartime books and pamphlets at The Cumberland Press office.
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