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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1916
Page
7
Attorney Arbuckle testifies that Strickland may be shielding an unknown accomplice in the Mrs Trask case and the safe burglary. He notes Strickland's wife vanished the night of the tragedy and Doris, the defendant's daughter, provides crucial testimony. jury to hear more.
Georgetown University holds its annual indoor track and field meet at Convention Hall tomorrow night in Washington. East and South college athletes will compete across most events, promising a strong program and bustling attendance in the nation’s capital.
Chicago faces a fierce aldermanic primary with 204 candidates across 35 wards as Republicans clash between factions 86 men and one woman run, Democrats 84 candidates, Socialists 32 and a royal Progressive. Voters may decide Thompson versus Deneen backers and Sullivan versus Harrigan influence. In Ward 1 veteran John J. Coughlin seeks re election Democratic nod unopposed while Republican William Schrader vies with Hilda Johnson Haskins.
Boston reports the banishment of Katherine Breshkovsky to Siberia was retracted after Douma members intervened. The 72 year old prisoner, once known to American suffrage leaders, is granted permission to reside in Trutek by the minister of the interior.
Local druggists announce free 25 cars of Vap O Rub to acquaint customers with the cold remedy. Present your coupon early as supplies are limited. Vap O Rub soothes chest and throat, eases breathing, and helps with coughs, croup, bronchitis, and minor skin irritations. Coupons available through Cumberland, Frostburg, Western Port, and Tanaconing pharmacies and stores listed.
Mrs. Breshkovsky, banished to Yakutsk for political beliefs, has permission to return to Irkutsk. Officials assign her residence in a smaller city. she traveled 3400 miles via steamer and overland through ice. She may receive medical care though losing vision from cataracts. Letters go through the Irkutsk governor via Japan.
Chicago hosts a major conference by the Chicago Advertising Association to promote religious advertising. Over 1,000 ministers from Chicago and suburbs attended sessions where experts discussed using publicity to expand church influence.
The world engages in a sequence of conferences to tackle mounting tensions and coordinate policy responses. Leaders from major nations meet to discuss climate, security, and economic cooperation while seeking common ground.
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