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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1914

Page

5

Missouri Meerschaums Boost Speaker Clark in Distant Ads

United Press report notes Speaker Champ Clark favors Missouri branding through corn cob pipes given to friends in Washington. It highlights Meerschaum pipes used by Missouri members Rucker and Witherspoon, Navy debates, chocolate in cloakrooms, and Quaker rights protests amid Congress.

Burton K. Standish United Press Washington Champ Clark House of Representatives Missouri Champ House Racker Witherspoon Mississippi Rucker Naval Affairs Committee Admiral Fletcher Fletcher Mac Capitol Bill” Sulzer Congress Bill Sulzer Rcent Solons

Read the book that tells you about the war

Advertisement for a 10 cent book at The Cumberland Press office. The terse line urges readers to “Get wise” by reading the war book offered with a low price and local newspaper promotional tone.

Cumberland Press

German Beer Ad Promises Pure Taste for Readers

An advertisement fragment touts Drink German Beer lately Pure as a pure choice. The brief insert also suggests Try a cent a word in The Prens for want ads.

Two demented sisters found starving in Roxborough farmhouse

Philadelphia reports two demented women identified as Annie Platechek aged 35 and Lena 36 found half clothed and nearly starved in an old E Rex avenue farmhouse. They were taken to the police station and then to Philadelphia Hospital after Dr Schoefield notified authorities.

Philadelphia E. Rex Ave Roxborough Grelis Annie Platechek Lena Schoefield

Waingolds Plead Guilty in Baltimore Railroad Fraud Case

Nathan Waingold and his father Benjamin Waingold of this city pleaded guilty in a U S court to conspiring to defraud the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad by inflated damage claims. The father drew a year and a day in Atlanta federal prison, the son 60 days in Allegany County jail. Benjamin arrived to begin his term, greeted by Deputy U S Marshal Jacob D. George.

Nathan Waingold Benjamin Waingold United States Baltimore Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Atlanta Allegany County Jacob D. George

Local Personal News From Downtown

Ersal Davey of Paca street is home on furlough from the Battleship Michigan where he serves as a sailor. Geo W Sturmer, rep of B and O general manager C W Galloway, is registered at the Arlington. Rev Brother Francis, St John’s College Washington DC, visits LaSalle. Miss Sophie Deneen of Philadelphia spends holidays at her Decatur street home. Harley Hayward, holiday visitor, leaves for Atlanta tonight. Mrs Hayward stays a few weeks longer.

Ersal Davey Paca Street Michigan Geo. W. Sturmer C. W. Galloway Arlington Brother Francis St. John’s College Washington, D. C LaSalle Sophie Deneen Philadelphia Decatur Street Harley Hayward

Splendid Showing of Citizens' National During Current Year

The Citizens' National Bank declares a semi annual dividend of five percent from the past six months earnings. This brings the yearly total to twelve percent on capital stock and signals sound management. The bank is a bulwark of the Cumberland business world.

Citizens’ National Bank Cumberland Press Cumbland

Not Enforcing Law Claim Warns Wheeling Prohibition Violations

Charleston reports that C. F. Rathbone chief field deputy states Wheeling city administration made no effort to enforce the Yost prohibition law. He says only through Commissioner Fred O. Blue’s department can action be taken against illegal liquor sales, noting Wheeling never passed penalties for violators.

Charleston Fred O. Blue Prohibitio C. F. Rathbone Wheeling Blue Rathbone

K of C New Year's Ball Planned at Mechanic Street Home

Arrangements are complete for a New Year's dance at the Knights of Columbus Home on North Mechanic street tomorrow evening. Kaplan's Frostburg orchestra will provide music and dancing will run until midnight. The event is expected to draw a large holiday crowd.

Knights of Columbus Mechanic Street Kaplan Orchestra Frostburg

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