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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1915

Page

4

Two Fast Games At Lonaconing February 11 12

Basketball fans across Lonaconing and the Creek anticipate two fast games featuring Eggie Mack and a star lineup. Coney faces stiff challenges from Billy Ivy Pud Lieford Harry Gore Mooney Sehry and Tom Bartley, promising a quick, high tempo on their home floor.

Eggie” Mack Coney Billy” Ivy

Vital statistics of Cumberland week ending February 6

The Cumberland vital statistics report records births and deaths for the week ending February 6. Births include 12 boys and 4 girls with parents from various local families. Deaths list several residents ranging from infants to adults, with ages from 1 day to 56 years.

Vital Statistics Cumberland John A Euhly M. Findlay L. D Cora M. Shroyer L. P Elizabeth Brown Geo. H Catherine Grabenstein Dominick and Antonino Muscato Hal R Innie Duncan George and Rose Stottlemeyer Michael and Vignicent Topine Oliver E Bessie Bowman John E Adaline Minnicks Albert C Mellisa Shipley Elizabeth Jane Cavanaugh Janet Holler Emma Hartley John J. Brennan Irvan Ault Peter Porter J. L. Boyle Albert McRobie Arthur Warfield

Unclaimed Letters at Cumberland Postoffice

Unclaimed letters remaining in the Cumberland Maryland postoffice for the period ending February 5 list names including Edward Altmeyer Chas Eisenhour Hazel Hinkle John Steinbaugh Mary Miller and William Smith among others.

Cumberland, Md Edward Altmeyer Peate Banard Emma Bishop J. M. Coleman Elmer J. Coleman Neil Collins Foutz Critel Chas. Eisenhour Chas. Fox Anna Fuller H. Greenwalt Hilleary Gweer Hazel Hinkle Mr. Irvin James Kinzey Conductor McBee C. W. Miller Harry Miller Mary P. Miller Phobia Morris Lula Neville Lyma S. Pastora Puffenberger J. M. Bad Ralston Pauline Reed M. Runkel Edgar Seale Geo. Smith William Smith John Steinbaugh John Warnner

Maryland Workmen's Compensation Law Fines Loom

After three months of Maryland's Workmen's Compensation law, about 10,000 employers filed insurance policies while others risk fines of 500 to 5000 dollars. The State Industrial Accident Commission reports 3,922 accidents, 473 claims filed, 23 fatalities, and ongoing hearings. Maryland premiums may total around 500,000 dollars with claims over 25,000 dollars.

Maryland State Industrial Accident Commission New York Ohio Workmen's Compensation Insurance

Consolidation Coal plans $17,000,000 capital expansion

The Consolidation Coal Company and allied Western Maryland assets plan a major capital push estimated at 17 million dollars. New oil gas and coal ventures, railroad branch lines, and expanded mines are contemplated aided by Standard Oil interests. Rail routes may shift coal traffic to Western Maryland, while B& O relations remain influential amid past stock sales and court limits.

Consolidation Coal Company West Virginia Western Maryland Railroad Baltimore and Ohio Western Maryland Standard Oil Consolidation Company John D. Rockefeller Western Maryland Baltimore and Ohio Securities Western Maryland Railroad Company Friends of the B. & O. Company United States Supreme Court Baltimore and Ohio and Baltimore

Judge Keedy calls for laws on bowling and pool

In a Grand Jury session at Hagerstown Judge Keedy denounced duckpin bowling and pool halls open late. He urged lawmaking to curb late hours and gambling aspects, urging a misdemeanor for games where the loser pays and advocating a legislative push to close such venues.

Keedy Hagerstown Grand Jury

Boilermakers Defeat Car-Men in Duckpin League Bout

In Friday night action from the B. and O. Duckpin League the Boilermakers beat the Car-Men in three straight games setting a league high with 1782 total pins for the season.

B. & O. Duckpin Boilermakers Car-Men

Farmers seek flat $18 telePhone rate in Frederick area

Frederick Maryland February 9 Farmers Association asks the Public Service Commission to set a flat $18 yearly telephone charge for city and county service and limit conversations to five minutes with six phones per multi party line. A committee including Emory C Remneberg Albert Remsbure Geo A T Snouffer and Clinton Winebrenner will draft the plan. The five minute limit targets courting and after-dinner talks, which the farmers say keep monopolized rural lines busy.

Frederick Farmers Association Public Service Commission Emory C. Remneberg Albert Remsbure Geo A. T. Snouffer Clinton Winebrenner

Dry Goodsmen Fight Pedimental Regulation

New York February 9 Depart ment storemen must come forward and refuse charges made against them by labor organizations said F Colburn Pinkham secretary treasurer of the National Retail Dry Goods association. He arrived to prepare for the association annual convention and warned that business is on the defensive as a misinformed public and a dictating government threaten to do irreparable damage. Pinkham called the minimum wage agitation disastrous to business.

New York F. Colburn Pinkham National Retail Dry Goods Association Pinkham

Virginia Sunday School Convention Opens in Charlottesville

The Virginia state and Sunday school convention opened in Charlottesville on February 9 with president Thomas C. Digges presiding.

Charlottesville Thomas C. Digges

Man of the Hour to be staged by St Josephs Dramatic Club

St Josephs Dramatic Club presents the four act drama The Man of the Hour at St Peter and Hall Fayette Street on Wednesday night. Cast includes Ida Taylor Ming Ida Grimm R B Stegmater J Fahey George Stegmater Chris Nutt Tom Davis and others. New scenery, admission 35 and 50 cents, seating at Ford's Drug Store.

St. Joseph's Club St. Peter and Hall Fayette Street Fpebr St. Joseph's Dramatic Oldest J. Fahey George J. Stegmater Chris Nutt Tom Davis George Swach Joe Brown N. Sell John Tole Louis Hartung Ford's Drug Store

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Lonaconing Mooney" Sehry Pop Leiford Billy” Ivey Johnstown Harry Gore Tom Bartley Eggie Mike Gorman & Athans N. Mechanic St John B. Hanna C. D. Wagaman James Higgins Consol Josephs Dramatic Club Africa Om Kapit Plains Tropics National Museum Mount Kenia Sebra Equator Trepte Central Africa Nile Lada Roosevelt
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