Frostburg Poultry Show Highlights Local Winners
The Arion Band and Joys Orchestra entertained at the Frostburg Poultry Show with judged contests from Mt. Savage Cumberland and Westernport attendees. Winners included L Theodore Deutelhauser Cumberland for largest entry, William Farrell Mt. Savage for White Rocks, and multiple cup recipients across Partridge Wyandottes Buff Rocks and other breeds.
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Arion
Joys
Solomon Abramson
Myer Abramson
Edward Duffy
Howard Skidmore
Marl James
Apts
Peostoure City
Remier
Durin Day
Mt. Savage
Cumberland
Westernport
Charles T. Cornman
L. E. Good
Lyric Cafe
Western Maryland Poultry Association
L. Theodore Deutelhauser
G. P. Clark
William FE. Farrell
White Rocks
FE. J. Warshbarger
Altoona
Henry Fresh
Frostburg
Buff Rocks
Duncan Sloan
Lonaconting
Frank Parry
Midlothian
Wyandottes
James Kenney
Buff
Orpingtons
J. McKenzie
T. L. Wildman
Beryl
W. Va
Rose Combs
Rhode Island Reds
Fred Wilson
Buckeye Reds
Louis Miller
Lonaconing
Cup
Pit
Appam clears Virginia, Germans freed under neutrality
The Appam, held at Old Point and Hampton Roads, released all British and other noncrew passengers after Washington insisted on neutrality. German prize commander kept only armed crew aboard while the liner moved toward James River amid cheers from nearby ships.
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Harrison
Washington
Prince von Mtnzfeldt
Hamilton
United States
Appam
Old Port
Old Point
Fort Monroe
Virginia Waters
Hampton Roads
Lieut
Berg
Point Breeze
James River
British War Front Reports Heavy Shelling Near Loos
London reports say daily bombardment targeted trenches around Loos and the town itself with strong artillery. Mining activity near the Hohenzollern redoubt and Lawasicce road is noted as ongoing. Caucasus campaign cited as failing with heavy fighting near Erzerum and Turkish reinforcements retreating with many wounded arriving at Trebizond.
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London
Coue
Loos
Hohenzollern
Lawassee Road
Caucasus
Germaan
Amsterdam
Erzerum
Trebizond
Mrs. John Glover Wilson Lectures on Present-Day History
Mrs. John Glover Wilson delivered the second division of her series at the Arundel Club in Baltimore covering Europe since 1870. She discussed Liberal Legislation in England including Home Rule bills old age pensions workmen's compensation and Lloyd George budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
John Glover Wilson
Cumberland
Arundel Club
Europe
Germany
France
Russia
Central High clashes with Middy Girls tonight in Armory
Central High School’s girls face Frostburg’s Middy Girls, formerly Kwireka Girls, in the Armory tonight. After the basketball game, Central’s boys and Uw Weeyternport High boys will compete at Upper Peromar Teague gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
Middy Girls
Frostburg
Kwireka Girls
Central
Uw Weeyternport High Schools
Pias
Peromar
Daniel Nolan
Big Vein Hill
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Order of Hibernians
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Scott
Mothers Warned of Measles Epidemic
Health Officer Max J. Colton warns Cumberland mothers to guard against rash or fever. A mild outbreak is under way and early symptoms signal serious illness. Isolating affected children and calling a physician are advised. Public notice stresses reporting cases to health authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max J. Colton
Cumberland
Colton
Health Department
Mexico Ends Telegraph Censorship Normal Service Begins
Western Union reports the Mexican Government says messages to Mexico are no longer censored and telegraph service in Mexico will operate under normal conditions starting today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Mexico
New Cable Ruling Adopts Deferred Rates for Britain and Ireland
A new cable ruling states deferred rate cables will be accepted for Great Britain and Ireland until proper arrangements with Government Administration are made. Patrons will be advised as promptly as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Great Britain and Ireland
Grand Jury Probes Labor Peace Council in NYC
William J. Demsey a Boston labor leader and Richard A. Butler a former assemblyman along with Antonio Vacarelli linked to the local shoremen's union testified before the federal grand jury probing alleged ties between Labor's National Peace Council and strikes at war munitions plants and on ocean piers. Frederick Scheindl, ex clerk at National City Bank, was sentenced to an indeterminate term for selling confidential munitions shipment data and accused of supplying bank telegrams to Paul Koenig alleged head of German secret service in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William J. Demsey
Boston
Richard A. Butler
Antonio Vacarelli
Ringshoremen’s Union
Federal Grand Jury
Labor
National Peace Council
Dempsey
Frederick Scheindl
National City Bank
Schleindl
Paul Koenig
Trunk Full of Whiskey Found at Station
A suspicious Italian man tried to check a heavy trunk to Thomas West Virginia and was stopped when baggage master William Frantz opened it. The chest held over 10 gallons of whiskey in four gallon and pint bottles. The trunk remains at the passenger station as authorities investigate the liquor seizure following West Virginia's ban on alcohol on passenger trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland Railway
West Virginia
Thomas
W. Va
Baggagmaster
William Frantz
Real estate transfers and a Frostburg basketball night
A series of property deeds shows transfers in Bedford Street Allegany and Frostburg with buyers including Walter F Simpson Mary Naughton J W S Cochrane Philip Miller Emma Stoner and Louise Dunstan among others. Frostburg hosts a Junior Order Pavilion crowd for Mike Boyle's Oakland Collegians versus Lonaconing replacement game with Oakland High Girls and Frostburg Girls teams featured along with player Louis Malone of Philadelphia Athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. S. Cochrane
Eleanor MacDonald
Allegany County
Philip Miller
John IF
Bannockburn
John M. Shertzer
Henry R. Shertzer
North Center Street
Charles E. Weber
Benjamin Devore
Ellerslie
Emma J. Stoner
Lot
Frostburg
Junior Order
Mike Boyle
Oakland Collegians
Lonaconing
Oakland High School Grls
Frostburg High School
Scribes of Cumberland Set Meeting for Tomorrow
Rich ard P. McCardell, president, announces a meeting of the Queen City Scribes tomorrow evening at 8 in the Paste and Scissors Department of the Evening Times. It is the third gathering since organization, following events at The Press building and the Daily News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard P. McCardell
Queen City
Evening Times
Daily News
Special officer to enforce birth report in Maryland
A letter from Dr. Frederic V. Beitler to Health Officer Max J. Colton announces a special investigation officer will be sent to Maryland to arrest birth death and stillbirth reporting violators. The plan aims to pursue all offenders vigorously in all localities and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic V. Beitler
Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Department of Health
Max J. Colton
Maryland
Coaster Has Ribs Broken
Roy Wilson a clerk in The Press circulation department was injured last night while coasting on Oldtown road when the eastern on which he rode collided with another. Several of his ribs were broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wilson
Circulation Department of the Press
Oldtown Road
Shooting mars church outing in Oakland Maryland
William Morgan about 45 is jailed in Oakland awaiting medical update on Donald Frazee who was shot twice as they returned from church services. Police say quarrel over ill treatment of Morgan’s wife led to the shooting with bullets hitting the breast shoulder and back. Frazee, a Frostburg relative, is hospitalized as Prof. A W DeWitt travels to his bedside. Morgan fled to Pennsylvania before capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fatkin
Pittsburgh
Chapman
Shaft
Oakland
William Morgan
Donald Frazee
Selbysport
Morgan
Fraze
Frazee
Pennsylvania
Ashby
Somerfield
DeWitt
Frostburg
Cumberland Rifle Club Seeks 150 Members Near Allegany Grove
The Cumberland Rifle Club launches a drive to recruit 150 members, aiming to build a local range near Allegany Grove. Formed last fall with 40 members, the organization offers dues as low as 1.50 and privileges to buy arms and ammunition at low government prices, plus 126 cartridges annually. Charles W. Stark serves as secretary for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Rifle Club
Allegany Grove
National Association
Charles W. Stark
Baltimore Minister Speaks on Liberia at McKendree Church
Dr. Ernest Lyon of Baltimore lectured at McKendree M E Church on Liberia. He spent eight years in Liberia as minister resident and consul general and now serves as Liberia consul general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lyon
Baltimore
McKendree M. E
Liberia
Lyon
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F’rostburg
Henry Fisher
D. A. Edwards
Charles Zinken
Clifton Jeffries
White Wyandottes
Hagerstown
William CC. Fier
Ist
J. Stell
la Vale
G. FP. Clark
Ll. Theodore Dietelhauser
Henry L. Fike
Meyersdale
William E. Farrel
Mt. Sav
Are
Partridge
Plymouth Rocks
E. J. Harshbarger
John R. Richie
Ith
Glen Herman
Eckhart
Duncan Sloan, Jr
C. J. McKenzie
Frank T. Phillips
Frank Wiland
J. C. Coby
Frank T. Powers
Rock
Ulysses Hanna
Rose
W. D. Price
Frostburg, Md
Louis J. Miller
Rutherford Thomas
Frost- Sars
R. M. Smith
Barre
T. Davis
Theophilus Sperry
Barred Rocks
Hugh Scott
Cumberland City
Tenn
Acona L. A. Vanakan
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Rena
Per McFarland
Spring Street
Glendale Club of Eck
Harton
Seida Mie
Bealle Oraheairant
Philatones
Pai Bo Ebene
Livangelical Gauze
Mee
Shaft Methodist Wprecopal Sunday School
Ieaae Keal
James M Conrad
Agnes Harvey
Louisa Broadbeck
Isabel Conrad
Arthur Meek
Melvin Wade
Charles Conrad
Alice Skidmore
U. S
State Department
Newport News
Teutons Resume
Mrs. Wilson
Anna Scott
Rhea Morgan
Maude Creichton
Margaret
Jennie Love
Odillo Bauman
John Stafford
Daniel Stakem
William Scott
John Delaney
Robert Watson
Lillian Jordan
Keyser
Nellie Sloan
O. B. Boughton
John Somerville
William Pollock
John Pollock
Earl Hill
Hill
Edith Murphy
James Nichol
Charlestown
Johns Hopkins Hospital
John M. Boyd
NEW Cable Ruling
Grand Jury
Labor Peace Council
Frederick Schleindl
Walter F. Simpson
Charles F. Simpson
Bedford Street
Mary and
Michael Naughton
Helen M. Whitworth
Louis Malone
Philadelphia Athletics
Coaster
McKendree
OUR
the Park Grocery CO
Green Street
Geo. Ruckel, Prop
John Paul
William Fox
William Farnum
The
Cumberland and
Electris Ry, Co
W. Md
Stern’s Hall
Sth
Jacob Hafer
H. Stampa
Bon Ca
AL Ann
McCall
the McCall Company
37Th Street
New York City
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