Will C P R R Become Feeder for W M R R
Discussion on Consolidation Coal Company control passing to Rockefeller and Standard Oil interests and how this could fuel Western Maryland Railway traffic. Analysts note potential for Baltimore to emerge as a major coal port and shipping center, with new lines and canal developments tied to a broader coal expansion strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance
Consolidation Coal Company
D Irectora
Mr. Rockefeller
Onn
Rockefeller
Western Maryland Railway
Mr. Wheelwright
Consolidation Company
President Wheelwright
Wheelwright
Cumberland
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Baltimore American
Clarence W. Watson
Fleming
West Virginia
H. Crawford Black
Standard Oil
Norfolk
Newport News
Maryland
Kentucky
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Blue Ridge Summit
Westminster
Frederick
Braddock Heights
South Mountain
Williamsport
Elkins
Coal and
Charleston
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
New Russian Offensive Threatens Lodz and Warsaw
Washington reports a grinding new Russian push menacing Lodz with an aim toward Warsaw as the war unsettles Poland. The notice notes cautious divisions and strategic risks as Russian forces press toward central Poland amid Allied concerns and shifting frontline dynamics.
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Lodz
Warsaw
Montreal Mother and Son Enjoy Palm Beach Winter Sun
Mrs Morris Robertson and her son Morris Jr of Montreal Canada are pictured enjoying the sunny Florida winter resort beach at Palm Beach soaking up balmy weather during a leisure visit in the area.
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Feven
Canada
Palm Beach
Morris Robertson
Montreal
Morris, Jr
Florida
The Golden Rule and Practical Love Over Hate
In this reflection the power of thought is linked to the Golden Rule. It argues vengeance harms the avenger, while returning love for hate uplifts self and others, with practical returns like improved emotions, stronger friendships, and social upliftment.
Mid Year Exams Reported At La Salle Institute
La Salle Institute issued reports for mid year exams held last week. Certificates of Success awarded to many students including Leo Reichert Richard McMullen Ralph Sell Jas Schriver Leon Grant William Glick George Reinhard Francis Pleckstein Leo Dougherty Hermann Wallman and others. Honor certificates went to students with perfect attendance and strong recitations in January. The month’s bad weather hindered regular attendance for distant students. A musical and literary program followed with choruses orchestra and student recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Salle Institute
Leo Reichert
Richard McMullen
Ralph Sell
Jas. Schriver
Leon Grant
William Glick
George Reinhard
Francis Pleckinstein
Leo Dougherty
Hermann Wallman
Edwin Dilger
William Ways
Paul Schonter
Carl Schleuss
Thos. Harbaugh
Paul Wallman
Eugene Kenn
Emmett Flynn
Frances Loughney
James Logsdon
Charles Laing
Paul Stegmaier
Theodore Stegmaier
George Reingard
Leo Reichart
James Schriver
Richard McMullan
Hermann Waltman
Francis Monaghan
Edward McNamee
Daniel Flynn
E. Flynn
Emmett Moran
William Logsdon
Thomas Harbaugh
Eugene Gunning
George Mullan
Mark Malamphy
Francis Prendergast
Geo. Billing
John McMullan
Edmund Lippold
Joseph Dorn
Sylvester Porbeck
John Stump
Fred Laing
John Griffin
Justus Grabenstein
Howard Hoffman
Homer Baker
Ralph Lippold
Raphael King
Wild Bill Donovan and the famous nose quip
The tale recalls baseball pitcher Donovan reacting to Rollie Zeider’s playful remark about his nose. Donovan jokes that if his nose were full of nickels like Zeider’s it would make him rich. The anecdote highlights Donovan’s sharp wit and public persona.
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Wild Bill
Donovan
Bill
Rollie Zeider
Zieder
Zeider
Rollie
Westernport Case Heard by State Industrial Commission
The commission examined the dependents of Thomas Marshal, hurt at Imke Maryland Nov 28 1914 while working for West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company. He died Dec 28 after a scalp infection. doctors linked to sciatic poisoning not the accident. Mrs Haller seeks hearing for her husband killed on duty for Western Maryland Railway.
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Thomas Marshal
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
Imke
J. S. Long
Piedmont
Long
W. H. Griffith, Keyser
Marshal
B. A. Richmond
Harry Haller
Western Maryland Railway
Ridgeley
Taylor Smith
Haller
Building Left Stand to Provide Shelter on Window Street
Authorities found squalid conditions at a Window Street premises. The owners say no revenue was earned and razing was planned, but tenants lacked relocation options so the building remained for shelter. Five families with twenty people including five children rely on it for basic needs.
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Window Street
Missouri Dean Named Director of Press Congress
Walter Williams dean of the University of Missouri School of Journalism was chosen as director of the international press congress to be held at the Panama Pacific exposition in San Francisco this spring. He has organized major press events and toured global newspaper offices during his recent world tour.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Niet States
San Francisco
Walter Williams
School of Journalism
University of Missouri
Columbia
Missouri
International Press Congress
Williams
St. Louis
Kansas City
New York
University of
North America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia
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Pelesti
United States
Iowa
Oregon
Saya
Tie
Wade
LA Salle
Commission
Westernport
Press Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Affricas Tran Is
Preopetts Dwosevelh
Col. Roosevelt
A&c
Cura
PRESS
Oits Readers
Philip W. Blake
Chamber of Commerce
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