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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1915

Page

5

First Pennsylvania Legal Electrocution Reported Today

Bellonete Pa February 28 Pennsylvania claims first victim by legal electrocution in pallia- 40s 26 omme when John Talap 32 ,ee Ghee death in New Western Penntemmm.ry here today Talap murdered his wife Aug. 6 1913. The execution was successful in every.

Bellonete Pennsylvania John Talap New Western Talap

Designer of Stars and Bars disputed by Daughters

At the United Daughters of the Confederacy convention in Savannah Daisy McLaurin Stevens urged cooperation with Confederate veterans to identify the designer of the Stars and Bars. The claim centers on Major Mellor Orrin Randolph Smith of Louisburg North Carolina and Nicola Morsehall of Marion Alabama, with Smith asserting his 1861 flag predates North Carolina’s secession.

Tees United Confederate Veterans The Confederate Memorial Association Mellor Orrin Randolph Smith Louisburg N. C Nicola Morsehall Marion Ala Major Smith North Carolina Marsehall Majorith Ffederate Congress Confederate States of America Daughters of the Confederacy Sumter Confederate Conrese Rebecca Murphy W. W. Winborne Wilson XN. C Montgomery Confederacy Jefferson Davis Barrow Rebecca Joulsburg Old North State

Rotary celebrates tenth anniversary in Philadelphia conclave

Rotarians in Philadelphia mark the tenth anniversary of the International Rotary Club as the eastern division conclave of seventeen clubs convenes. Governor Braumbaugh is the guest of honor and will deliver an address at the Manufacturers Club banquet in the evening. A sightseeing tour and an elaborate wives program are planned.

Philadelphia International Rotary Club Braumbaugh Manufacturers Club

Public Office Hours by Appointment and Sundays

The office operates 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., and 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. On Sundays hours are 12 to 2 and by appointment. This schedule shows available times for public access and after hours visits.

Paris Thrilled By Prospect Of Zeppelin Raid

Paris experiences a rare thrill as residents prepare for a possible Zeppelin raid. The city reduces lighting and shutters windows, while policemen and others enforce precautions. The piece notes Parisians’ mix of curiosity and calm, comparing the anticipation to savoring a fine dish. It also mentions unrelated local ads about National Cash Register office relocation and a suit sale at McMullen Bros.

William Philip Simms United Press Paris New York

West Virginia Collegians Form City Baseball Club

West Virginia Collegians is organized in Elkins with George W. Collier as president Harry E Tolbard as vice president J L Eberly and Frank Parmesano as directors E G Nestor named manager H J Phillips secretary Richard Hamill treasurer All players under contract with salaries to be paid Several out of town players from Washington DC and nearby cities expected to join The schedule aims for top teams in Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia with possible games in West Virginia and Ohio after July 21 The ball park will be remodeled and improved at once

Washington D. C Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia Ohio

Bowling on the Green at Elkins May Start This Summer

Elkins officials predict bowling on the green may begin this summer at the fair grounds. Dr J A Arbuckle, a lessee of the fair grounds, backs the plan and promotes a season of additional sports for local residents.

Elkins J. A. Arbuckle

Cumberland Press Readers Urged to Report Missing Issues

Cumberland Press informs subscribers who miss an issue to read the office promptly and city patrons on carrier routes to notify the office by telephone. The goal is prompt delivery and uninterrupted service and to identify carrier failures.

Cumberland Press

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Savannah E United Daughters of the Confed Eracy Daisy McLaurin Stevens Orrin W. Smith Rotarians Chiropactor Cumberland L. W. Bullard Chiropractic S. Centre Street Cumberland, Md South Centre Street National Cash Register Office National Cash Register Co North Mechanic Street Walsh Building Baltimore Street McMullen Bros Theodore Roosevelt Col Reccevel Pellcal J. G. Zilch Centre St the Cumberland Dairy Lunch Allegany County
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