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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1915

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Indians Battle Nebeker Posse Near Bluff Utah

Reports from Cortez Colorado say U S Marshal Nebeker's posse near Bluffs Utah fights Indians led by Old Polk and Tas Ne tout. Reinforcements march in as the battle widens with Indians fleeing to Cottonwood canyon amid snow and fears of massacre. Three Indians and one white man reported dead. a Casey family member's son among the wounded.

Cortez Colo United States Nebexker Bluffs Utah Nebener Grayson Old Polk Tas-Netout Cottonwood Canon Thompson's Springs Casey

Violent Deaths Sunday Across Several Cities

In Pittsburg Mrs. Nancy Webb age 30 was killed by her husband Henry Webb after a jealous quarrel. In New York a well dressed young foreigner was stabbed through the heart with clues erased but money left untouched. In Pleasant Hill a man believed to be W F Williams was lynched after a pistol battle that left a policeman and an unidentified man dead.

Pleasant Hill W. F. Williams Hot Springs Ark City Hall

Postmaster Confirmed for Frostburg and Colleagues

The Cumberland Press reports a telegram from Congressman A J Lewis announcing the Senate confirmed P. T. McGann as Frostburg postmaster. Also approved were Charles A Deffinbaugh of Oakland and B C Lefever of Williamsport as postmasters in their towns. Lewis had recommended them weeks ago with no anticipated opposition.

Cumberland Avid J. Lewis Senate P. T. McGann Frostburg Charles A Deffinbaugh Oakland B. C. Lefever Williamsport Lewis

103 Year Old Woman Dies in Pittsburgh Known as Granny Conlon

Mrs. Mary Hagan aged 102 years and 9 months died in Pittsburgh. Born in County Tyrone in May 1813 she settled in America 42 years ago. Locals recall she could thread a needle read a newspaper and walk two to three miles daily while visiting Northside and West View. She reportedly never had a doctor.

Pittsburgh Mary Hagan West View Northside Granny Conlon County Tryone Treyland Borty America

Verdict Rules On Alienation Suit In Minnesota Case

In St Paul Minnesota February 22 a court ruled that to sue for alienation of a wife's affections a plaintiff must have a wife. Adolph Nordquist sued J W Allen claiming he caused the loss of Anna Chansen's affections. The jury accepted Anna's denial of Allen's claim to marriage.

St. Paul, Minn Caea Adolph Nord‘uist J. W. Allen Anna Chansen Allen

Sarah Bernhardt Bears Up After Leg Amputation

In Bordeaux on February 2 Sarah Bernhardt underwent amputation of her right leg at the knee in a clinic of Augustine Deniece at the University of Bordeaux. The opera star bore the operation well and remained in good spirits, with plans to return to the stage as soon as possible.

Bordeaux Myert Sarah Bernhardt Augustine Deniece University of Bordeaux Mme. Bernhard

May Call Militia to Quell Rioting in Farmington

Fairmont West Virginia February 22 The Jamison Coal mines at Farmington are quiet after a clash between deputy sheriffs and striking workers. Deputy Wounded constable W R Riggs is said to be dying. Sheriff Conaway and deputies aided by Captain J Arnold of the state militia arrived with Governor Hatfield ordering possible militia deployment to control the unrest.

Fairmont W. Va Jamison Coal George Straight C. D. Conaway Straights J. Arnold Henry D. Hatfield

Farm 148 Acres Near Romney West Virginia

Small investment opportunity describes a 148 acre farm eight miles south of Romney with 3000 peach and apple trees, a new four room house, barn and outbuildings. Priced at 380 per acre. Apply to R press office. Fe 22.7t

Romney W. Va

German Admiral von Tirpitz Directs Submarine Campaign

Grand Admiral von Tirpitz leads the German submarine blockade aimed at England. He claims Britain will starve if required and vows to torpedo ships near British harbors. Born March 19, 1849, he rose to secretary of the Imperial Navy in 1897 and has steered Germany’s sea power under the Kaiser.

von Tirpitz England Grand Admiral von Tirpits Imperial Navy Winston Churchhill Admira von Tirpitz Kaiser

Russian Losses Mount in Mazurian Breakthrough Battle

In the Mazurian Lake region the Russian reversal grows more pronounced with a rout rivaling Tannenberg in scale. German forces report over seventy thousand prisoners and ten thousand more encircled at Augustovo. Despite heavy Russian losses, Germans praise Russian bravery and the preservation of artillery and supplies as they shift troops to another major movement.

United Press Staff Grand Army von Hindenburg Berlin the Hague Mazurian Tannenburg Augustovo

Mountain City Editor Cleared in Check Fraud Case

Paul Franklin editor of the Mountain City News at Frostburg was charged with false pretense by William Frederick manager of the Eddy Press over a $25 check returned for no funds. Justice Humbird dismissed the case after Franklin made good the amount and Frederick declined further prosecution. The defense claimed the overdrawn balance was unintentional.

Paul Franklin Mountain City News Frostburg William Frederick Eddy Press Frederick Jacob B. Humbird Franklin

One Thousand Men Return to Work in New Cumberland Area

New Cumberland West Virginia February 22 with the settlement of disputes between sewer pipe manufacturers and local employers more than 1000 men resumed work today. Clay plants in the region operate steadily as orders for paving brick sewer pipe and drain materials rise. The New Cumberland Glass Company starts with 100 workers and Port Homer Ohio sees an eight kiln sewer pipe plant hiring over 100. The Stratton Sewer Pipe Company in Empire Ohio reports 200 cars of pipe on order. The Frick Coke Company plans firing 41 ovens across Fayette and Westmoreland counties totaling 2772 ovens since the boom began. Royal works adds 56 ovens bringing total to 350 of 376. Conditions normalizing at most plants.

New Cumberland Wo Va New Cumberland Glass Company Port Homer O. Willian Myers Stratton Sewer Pipe Company Enpire Ohio River Connellsville Wm Frick Coke Company Plaints Fayette and Westmoreland

Frank Case Up To The Supreme Court

Washington report notes Leo M. Frank’s appeal for a writ of habeas corpus to challenge his murder conviction in the Mary Phagan case. Georgia’s Warren Grice and Hugh M. Dorsey prosecute. Frank is defended by a team of his longtime lawyers. If denied, a new execution date follows. potential retrial questions remain unsettled.

Leo M. Frank Mary Phagan Atlanta Frank Habeas Corps Supreme Court of the United States Supreme Court Georgia Clements

Fanny Crosby Hymns Highlight Bedford Street Musical

The First Baptist church program on Bedford Street features Fannie Crosby hymns sung by the congregation. Rev H S Loomis guides a talk on Crosby’s life while choirs and quartets perform selections such as Even Me and In Heavenly Love Abiding.

First Baptist Church Bedford Street C. E. Bray Fannie Crosby H. S. Loomis Ashford

Council Meeting Postponed for Washington's Birthday

The city council regular session is postponed until 9 36 tomorrow morning due to Washington's birthday observance.

Washington

Investigation Ordered After Evelyn Disaster Near Borkum

Washington reports Secretary Bryan ordered a full inquiry after the American steamship Evelyn was blown up near Borkum in the North Sea. The ship carried cotton from New York to Bremen, crew saved, cargo lost, with Germany blamed by some for the incident amid war zone tensions.

Germany England Ti Jg «Alee Evelyvn Borkum Washington Fee Bremen Evelyn New York North Sea Borkum Island Bryan Page London Gerard Berlin Smith Bull & Co

Death claims Smyth of Frostburg and McMullen of Eckhart

David K. Smyth aged 54 died Sunday at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after a two year nervous breakdown. Survived by wife Alice Everitt Smyth and four brothers and sisters. Joseph McMullen aged 84 died Sunday at daughter Mrs Peter Vonroy Jr residence Eckhart after infirmities. Funeral from St Michael Church Frostburg tomorrow at 9 am. He is survived by daughter Mrs Peter Comry Jr and is uncle to Hugh A and Daniel F McMullen.

David K. Smyth Frostburg Joseph M’mullen Eckhart David BK. Smyth Johns Hopkins’ Hospital Baltimore Smyth Alice Everitt Frosbburg Tysé Fivyth Foraway Alexander Bmes MacDonald Cumberland Pred Scofeld Washington Names Williams Pittsburgh Robert Pascoe Freeburg Josepl McMullen Peter Vonroy Djr Pargivelis Newry County Armath Ireland St. Michael’s Catholic Church St. Michael’s Cemetery McMahlen Peter Comruy Hugh A Daniel F. McMullen McMullen Bros Cuutberland

Chick Chenowith Impersonates Sister to Defraud Undertaker

Chenowith, a bricklayer, pretended his sister in Chicago was dead and borrowed 15 from undertaker Stein. Stein repaid the bank when the note defaulted. Chenowith was arrested at the Terminal Hotel by Sheriff Irvine and jailed awaiting a hearing.

Chick Chenowith Undertaker Stein Chenowith Terminal Hotel Harry Irvine Stem Chicago Stern Commercial Savings Bank Mr. Stein

Central Y M C A Holds Special Meeting On By-Laws

A special meeting of the Central Y M C A voting members will be held at 7 50 PM tomorrow to adopt the new by laws and constitution. Cards issued and entitled voters notified. The regular fellowship will be at 6 50 PM. A City League game between Allegany County Academy and KCGT was scheduled for 8 10 PM tonight.

Central Y. M. C. A Allegany County Academy

Also Mentioned on This Page

Canon Bluff Nebeker Tse-Ne-Gat Covey Ola Marshall Nebeker Pittsburg Nancy Webb Paulson Avenue Henry Webb Central Webb Hester White Nancy Jenkins Mrs. Webb P. T. Mgann Anna von Tirpit Karl von Weigend Sayville Withhelea Tome Gesu Bari Antivari Montenegro Gean Essex Colchester Harwich W. J. Rainey Royal Works Washington, D. C of the Supreme Court of the United Will Fanny Crosby Council This Gov Velegran Consul Fee State Department Eesel Dieaster Emden Hvelyn English Channel Ofeios Borker Islands Ems River Iserman A. H. Bull &Co Harris-Irby Cotton Company Brereen Southampton Philadelphia Rotterdam Consolidation Coal Company J. N. Beall Presbyterian Church Deserts McMullen LL. Stein Undertaker George W Chick Heck Chenowich Y. M.C. A. Meeting
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