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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1916

Page

9

Malta and Ohio railroad broadens public relations outreach

The Malta and Ohio railroad expands duties of general agents to act as spokesmen for management, meeting periodically with Baltimore offices to discuss policy, business outlook, and facility plans. A. B. Williams, J. C. Hagerty, J. T. Johnson, and J. F. Irwin named to attend conferences. In mining, West Virginia reports 28 fatal accidents in January, 496 in 1915, Fayette County accounting for 214 with three explosions in Carlisle Tayland and Boemer causing 22 111 and 23 deaths.

Malta and Ohio Railroad Baltimore Ihs A. B. Williams Wheeling W. Va J.C. Hagerty Cincinnati J. T. Johnson Cleveland J. F. Irwin Newark Mine Department West Virginia McDowell County Fayette County Carlisle Tayland Boemer

Pennsylvania Looises for Liquor Elimination at Altoona Logan House

Altoona reports Collier’s Weekly praises the Pennsylvania Railroad for banning liquor in its dining cars lounges and the Logan house hotel near the Altoona shops. The article notes a $30,000 annual sacrifice to maintain consistency with state laws and company rules, despite potential profits from a bar.

Logan House Altoona Pennsylvania The

Italian Americans Rebuild Avezzano After Earthquake

Avezzano, Italy, Feb 1. A year after the quake that reduced the city to ruins, Italian Americans have spurred a rapid rebuild. Their effort, echoing San Francisco’s recovery, has revived the population to about 5,000 from 1,200 and transformed the town with demolished buildings replaced, walls braced, and thousands of rooms created.

United Press Avezzano Italy Uy Mail Messina America San Francisco Frisco Mensina Avezgano

Italian Americans reshape Avezzano style in American towns

The electric plant enables schools to resume sessions and spurs new Avezzano expansion with straight streets and square blocks, contrasting Italian layouts. Italian Americans address civic needs in America by creating jobs, aiding agriculture, extending credit, and improving sanitation while sending 380 volunteers to Italy during war, twelve of whom died.

Avezzano America Italy Avestano

Milton's Village Has Proud War Record and Miltons Link

Horton Buckinghamshire England near John Milton's birthplace shows a strong World War II era record with nearly all 700 residents fit for service. Women children and old men maintain market gardening as the war effort continues. Milton left Horton in 1638 after his mother's death. her grave lies in the parish church marked by a blue stone dated April 8 1637.

Horton Buckinghamshire England John Milton St. Penserose Milton

Campaign Aims to Eradicate Jersey Mosquito Pest

A New Jersey conference of mosquito experts maps a campaign to exterminate the Jersey mosquito. The effort targets salt marsh infestations along the coast and relies on county programs to justify a potentially modest-cost statewide eradication effort.

Jersey

Tire sale offering Miller and Racine models at 1915 prices

W N Byler at 30 North Centre Street advertises a large stock of Miller and Racine tires bought before the advance, selling at 1915 prices with guarantees of 4500 and 5000 miles and sizes available at a bargain. February

W. N. Byler Centre St

Mayoral Pledge by Dr Thomas W Koon for Cumberland

Dr Thomas W. Koon pledges a continuation of business administration and improvements for Cumberland, signaling a focused platform aimed at steady municipal progress. The statement frames his candidacy around governance efficiency and local development.

Amick Announces Candidacy For City Council Seat

A. H. Amick announces his bid for City Councilman promising strict economy and businesslike administration. The filing aims to win support from voters seeking prudent governance.

Harry L. Smith Announces City Council Candidacy

A candidate declares for a City Council seat pledging strict economy and lower taxes. The notice is signed by Harry L. Smith and requests voter support.

John L McLaughlin Seeks Cumberland City Commissioner

John L McLaughlin announces his candidacy for Cumberland City Commissioner and pledges to give his best efforts if elected

Cumberland

August Thuss Sr Seeks City Council Seat

August Thuss Sr announces candidacy for city councilman advocating the commission form of government and pledging full-time dedication to office duties.

August Thuss, SR

Jacob D. George Pledges City Council Candidacy

Jacob D. George announces his candidacy for city councilman pledging full time service and an earnest effort to reduce city taxes if elected.

Thomas McBride Candidate for City Council

Thomas McBride runs as a candidate for city council seeking election to public office. The notice outlines campaign intent and voter information for the upcoming election.

Adam Lebeck Announces City Commissioner Candidacy

Adam Lebeck pledges to devote all time to duties if nominated and elected. He appeals for support from all voters for the city commissioner race.

Adam Lebeck

Eyerman Seeks Renomination for City Council Seat

Oscar A Eyerman announces candidacy for renomination and election to city council. He pledges to focus on duties and serve the community’s interests at all times.

Oscar A.eyerman

Candidate for Cumberland City Commissioner March 7 1916

Joseph L. Selli announces his candidacy for Cumberland City Commissioner. He pledges to dedicate time to duties and push for economical business administration to reduce city taxes.

Joseph L. Sell Cumberland

William H. Cole Seeks City Council Seat

William H. Cole announces his candidacy for City Council, pledging to give the office proper attention and focus on the taxpayers and general citizens' interests if elected.

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