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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1916

Page

4

WANTS AN ARMORY FOR CUMBERLAND MDA G Company G push for armory

Petitions circulate in Cumberland calling for establishment of an armory for Company G, Maryland National Guard. Prominent citizens urge public backing, letters to Annapolis officials, and support from state leaders. Armory would serve as a showplace, dance venue, bazaar site, and assembly room for labor groups, boosting city assets and prestige.

Ar Mory Company G First Regior Maryland National Guard Annapolis Cumberland

Train freight riders held on Western Maryland line

D N Thrasher and James Clark, section men on Western Maryland Railway, were arrested in Rawlings by Baltimore and Ohio Police for riding freight trains and pleaded guilty before Magistrate Pett, paying a peach fine. They cut the air on January 23 blocking east and westbound tracks. others named in Rawlings face Monday action.

D. N. Thrasher James Clark Western Maryland Railway Rawlings Beatty Baltimore and Otto Pett Peach Thrasher Clark Cecil Dawson Herbert Dawson Humibird Dawson Raw

Priests in Peril After Near Shipwreck Off New York

Rev. John J. Dillon of St. Michael's Balti more and Mgr. James P. Holden, St. Jerome's, Ohio, narrowly escaped shipwreck on the Brazos when rammed by another steamer near New York on January 22. They altered plans to Bermuda, where martial law and wartime restrictions surrounded their travels.

John J. Dillon St. Michael's Catholic Church Baltimore Thomas G. Dillon Frostburg Bermuda Mgr James P. Holden St. Jerome's Catholic Church Brazos Porto Rico New York Hamilton

Hearing Postponed in Pennsylvania Robbery Case

The preliminary hearing for George Myers James Bernard and John Ames arrested here last Saturday was postponed from 10 o clock this morning to allow post office authorities time to secure evidence linking the men to recent costume robberies in Pennsylvania. Fulley Barnard and Saul Praeger are attorneys for the defense.

George Myers James Bernard John Ames Post Office Pennsylvania Fulley Barnard Saul Praeger

Appointment slate only partly known in Allegany

Governor Harrington faces pressure over Allegany county appointments with party leaders unsure if State Central Committee recommendations will be followed. Likely picks include Joseph B. Finan as county coroner and Richard T. Semmes for Juvenile Court, plus several proposed city magistrates and school board posts.

Allegany County Harrington State Central Committee Joseph B. Finan Richard T. Semmes Charles P. Zimmerman Anthony A. Menke John Craddock Peter H. Mouse Simeon Wilson William C. Kerns Board of Election Supervisors Semmes Board of County School Commissioners A. Taylor Smith John S. McCauley Senate Messrs. Smith McCauley Thomas H. Morgan

Erie Railroad Chief F D Underwood Arrives in Cumberland

Erie President F D Underwood arrives from the east and stays at the Queen City Hotel to meet his sister Mrs E W Gray proprietor of the hotel. The pair plan to travel east this evening on Baltimore and Ohio passenger train No 12.

F. D. Underwood Erie Railroad Cumberland Queen City E. W. Gray Baltimore and Ohio

Ellerslie Girls Form Sewing Club

Mrs. Leona Powell of the U S Department of Agriculture helped form a 21 girl sewing club yesterday in Ellerslie as part of home economics work. Other county clubs are planned at Flintstone Oldtown Stony Run Lord Piney Grove and near Pratt school with demonstrations in home economics.

Leona Powell Allegany U. S. Department of Agriculture Ellerslie Ruth Esther Kendall Kathleen Logue Erma Porter Ivy Viola Snowden Evelyn Lillian Madeline Wenrich Hilda Wolfe Flintstone Oldtown Stony Run Lord, Piney Grove Pratt School

Expert Pays Visit to Brunswick Yard Expert

Colonel Hines, a yard expert for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, has been at Brunswick assisting in handling the accumulation of freight there.

Colonel Hines Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Brunswick

Automobile Tire Sale at 1915 Prices Declared

Miller and Racine tires stocked by the shop on Centre Street offered at 1915 prices. Tires guarantee 4500 to 5000 miles and come in various sizes. Bargains available for customers with a fleet or personal needs.

Bagain Ler Centre St

State Comptroller Enforces Firm Office Reforms

Maryland State Comptroller Hugh A. McMullen returns from Annapolis to press strict rules. He orders audited state bills with vouchers and full explanations, aims to settle debts owed by sheriffs and tax collectors, and pledges equal treatment. He drafts budgets for 1917 18 and new revenue plans to boost state income and tax private railroad cars and non resident liquor and cigar wholesalers.

Hugh A. McMullen Annapolis McMullen Legislative Senate Maryland

Cutter Awarded $100 in Road Suit

The jury found for Jacob Cutter against the county road directors awarding $100 for damages to buildings and property from trespass during road re alignment near Gilmore. The court adjourned over Saturday and Monday out of respect for former Judge W. J. Witzenbacher who died yesterday in Hagerstown.

Jacob Cutter Gilmore Cutter W. J. Witzenbacher Hagerstown

Tri-State Social Society Formed At Tri-State Business College

The Tri-State Social Society was organized by 61 charter members at Tri-State Business College. Karl M Maukert was elected president Carl C Stump vice president Miss Elizabeth Shaffer secretary Miss Maud Wagner treasurer. The society will meet Tuesdays and hold a Washington's Birthday public entertainment. Joseph and Frank Maley played mandolin and guitar while Miss Ritter Montgomery and Evans performed piano solos. The college management helped acquire a piano and fitted rooms for daily club use.

Tri-State Business College Tri-State Social Society Karl M. Maukert Carl C. Stump Elizabeth Shaffer Maud Wagner Joseph and Frank Maley Eckhart

Game at Mt. Savage between Central Y M C A and St Patrick’s Five

The Central Y M C A basketball team meets St Patrick’s Five tonight in Mount Savage. The contest is expected to be fast and hard fought with both sides aiming for a strong showing.

MT. Savage St. Patrick’s Five Mount Savage

Postal Note Crook May Be In Altoona

A man posing as Charles C. Armstrong of the Southern Canning Co Richmond Va bilked Cumberland merchants of about 80 dollars with fake postal notes. He shopped at several stores Tuesday using notes for 50 20 and 10 and cashed some cash while others were held. Police and post office inspectors hunted for him, noting notes matched serial numbers stolen from Allendale S C.

Charles C. Armstrong Southern Canning Company Richmond Altoona Post Office Armstrong Cumberland A. MM. Lichtenstein Samuel W. Kaplan Shirey & Hawkins Bricker Shoe Store Bricker Allendale S. C

Obituary notices from fall river area

Funeral details for Neri Ruby follow a fatal crash on the Baltimore Pike with service at Fairview Pa. Burial planned in Keyser W Va. Mrs John H Gannon 60 dies in Rawlings Md her body to Keyser for burial. John D Hartman Union Veteran killed at B&O crossing body held at Butler. Charles Karnes 40 dies after appendicitis operation funeral Monday Grace Church interment Greenmount. Walter Zies 12 dies at Allegany Hospital service held in Great Cacapon Rev Eugene H Richardson officiating.

Neri Ruby Baltimore Pike Fairview Keyser John H. Gannon Rawlings W. Va Charles Karnes Western Maryland Hospital Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Frank A. Killman Greenmount Cemetery Walter Zies Allegany Hospital Great Cacapon Eugene H. Richardson Lawrence Zies

Marriages listed from various Pennsylvania towns

William Hickson and Mary Ogden of Phillipsburg Frederick Custer and Mary C Tucker ash of Johnstown John E Bigler and Elizabeth Horwath of Windber William A Briggs and Cecelia Shaw of Charleroi Daniel Nolan National and Mary Treaner Midlothian Robert Freal Allegany and Cora Martin Frostburg Addison Grose and Mary Green Frostburg Henry Rizer Allegany and Annie de Eckhart

William Hickson Mary Ogden Phillipsburg Harry A. Custer Mary C. Tuckash Johnstown John E. Bigler Elizabeth Horwath Windber William A. Briggs Cecelia E. Shaw Charleroi Daniel E. Nolan National Mary C. Treaner Midlothian Robert Freal Allegany Cora L. Martin Frostburg Addison I. Grose Mary 4. Green Henry Rizer Annie de » Eckhart

Personal notices from local residents and visitors

Mr. and Mrs. Irving T. Holland return from Bermuda. Jack H. Easter of Sigel, Rothschild & Co, in the city and heads to Baltimore. Mrs. Harry W. Keady is ill at home in Campobretto. Pershing Pugh and family traveled to Scalp Level Pa for the funeral of Anna Gove. Mrs. Robert L. Burch returns after visiting Elkins. Margaret Hill visits Wheeling Va. Ruby Fleegle visits Pittsburgh and McKeesport. Helen Foye visits Catherine McMullen in Washington street. Elizabeth L. Lowndes heads to Charleston for Mrs. Ruist. Aimee Sheridan leaves for New York. William H. Galland of Elkins was here. Joseph E. Weaver, Arlington Hotel owner, ill with a cold. Grant Whitehair, magistrate of Terra Alta, visits. Peter Smith of Cincinnati on business. former Cherry Lumber manager. Mrs. G. S. Butler recovering after operation at Allegany Hospital. Mary Broderick leaves for Pittsburgh. Comptroller Hugh A. McMullen home for the weekend. Mrs. William B. Frazier visits Berlin. Ida Brill of Moorefield called to Cumberland for J. A. Brill’s illness. Mrs. Norman Hess and Frances visit Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilhelm in Martinsburg.

John Beagle Browning Street McKeesport Lloyd Albright Hyndman Cumberland W. H. Jamison Virginia Avenue Cambridge Springs William Twigg Hilda Amos Huffman Colliers Mountain J. H. Bishop Elizabeth Jackson Street Newport Elizabeth L. Lowndes Charleston D. C Henry R. Ruist Aimee Sheridan New York William H. Galland Elkins W. Va Joseph E. Weaver Arlington Hotel Grant Whitehair Terra Alta Peter Smith Cincinnati Cherry Lumber Company G. S. Butler Allegany Hospital Mary Broderick German Street Pittsburgh Hugh A. McMullen William B.frazier Berlin C. A. Floto Ida Brill Moorefield Jas. A. Brill Norman Hess Frances City Frank Wilhelm Martinsburg

Baltimore Youth In Critical Condition After Fainting at Theater

William D. Michael, 19, of Walker Street Baltimore, collapsed unconscious at the Belvedere Theatre at 10:30 last night. He lies in critical condition at Alleghany Hospital with Dr. Thomas W. Koon in attendance. A pocket card named him and gave family details. An ambulance from Butler transported him to hospital.

Belvedere Theatre William D. Michael Allegany Hospital Walker Street Baltimore Thomas W. Koon Michael Butler

Weinberg Plans March 1 Comeback Tour for Sixth District

Republican candidate Leo Weinberg says he is on a business trip and campaign swing, expecting to launch vigorous activity around March 1 as he pursues the Sixth Maryland congressional nomination.

Leo Weinberg Maryland

Injured brakeman Lee Dolan in critical condition after wreck

Lee Dolan of Connellsville a Baltimore and Ohio brakeman was seriously hurt Thursday when a light engine crashed into the rear of a freight near Robbins station. He suffered a fractured skull and is unconscious in McKeesport Hospital.

Lee Dolan Connellsville Baltimore and Ohio Robbins Station McKeesport Dolan

Brazil Congress Forms Committee to Rewrite Constitution

The federal congress of Brazil names a committee to revise the republic constitution deemed antiquated for a modern democracy. Officials note Brazil’s charter is copied verbatim from the United States constitution.

Rio de Janiero Brazil Federal Congress of Brazil United States

Diplomatic strains flare between Argentina and Bolivia

Rumors in Rio de Janeiro say long standing boundary disputes strain relations between Argentina and Bolivia. Official denials came from both governments denying any trouble.

Rio-De Janero Argentine Bolivia

Independence Postponed in Philippine Plan Compromise

Washington February 12 newspaper records the Senate considering postponement of Philippine independence for several years as part of a compromise plan. The piece notes discussions with Fonquerve or comparable figures and outlines the delay as a key option.

Independence Washington Bie Senate

Baltimore and Ohio engineer run over on Front Street

A Connellsville native and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad engineer was dragged by a mobile truck on Front street after grabbing the vehicle to avoid being struck. He sustained severe leg strains but no broken bones, was treated at the Impal Hotel, and left later by night train for home.

Baltimore and Ohio Connellsville Front Street Impal Hotel BE. H. White

Sheep men urge Allegany dog law approval

A delegation of Allegany County sheep raisers called on county commissioners this afternoon seeking approval of a proposed county dog law. They plan to urge passage during the current legislative session.

Allegany County

Bargain sizes in stock at Eyler on North Centre

Advertisement for W N Eyler 30 North Centre street offers large and small sizes at bargain prices with a focus on mileage figures 4500 and 5000. Local residents urged to visit storefront for deals and sizes.

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Emily Barney Angelica H. A. Macgill South Cumberland Bureau OF the Cumberland Press B. F. Graham U. B Tabernacle Ridgeley U. B. Church South Ends South End The Diamonds Diamond South Enders St. Mary’s Hall May Williams Gertrude Ranck Allegany High School Miss Williams Maryland Avenue William Tinker Elsie Haller Hunter Walker Cecil Kalbaugh Arch Street J. W. Shannon Leader Theatre Lloyd Eaton Blue Line E. O. Burch Trinity M. E South End Cage Ee Hare Williams Re Trail W. M Thos. G. Dillon ERIE Ellerslie Girls Sewing Club Comptroller MR. McMullen William J. Witzenbacher Hartman John D. Hartman Woodstock Baltimore Street Butler Undertaking Establishment Harper’s Ferry Mrs. Irving T. Holland Jack H. Easter Sigel, Rothschild & Co Harry W. Keady Campobretto Pershing Pugh Scalp Level Pa Anna Gove Robert L. Burch F. A. Burch Margaret Hill National Woolen Mills Wheeling W. Va Ruby Fleegle North Centre Street Helen Foye Flintstone, Pa Catherine McMullen Washington Street Weinberg Pennsylvania Avenue Spirella Corseta Miss Heffron Centre Street Marinello Mary Carpenter Lichtenstein’s Pharmacy
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