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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1916

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Verdun Fortified Stronghold Falls to German Assault

Longon Feb 26 A German offensive breaks the French defense at DousMont four miles from Verdun as Kaisers troops press from the northeast. Paris reports stubborn French resistance on the Reuse Hills and continued shelling of Verdun forts. German and Austrian guns mass behind a vast artillery preparatory line, with claims of 10 000 prisoners and ongoing battles north of Verdun.

Verdun Teuton City Longon Dousmont Berlin Reuse French War Office Kaiser Wilhelm Paris Fort de Belleville Fort Deumont Fort de Marre Consenvoye Ornes la Cote du Poivre Champagne Meuse Champneuville Cotellate Marmont Beaumont Chamberettes Loudemont Petrograd Kermanshah Teheran Persia Bidesurks Pass Sakhae Pass

What’s Going On Today in Cumberland Paratres

Maryland Theatre shows The Birth of a Nation directed by D. W. Griffith. Grande Theatre presents Henry B. Wallace hall and Thomas Jefferson in Ghosts. Liberty Theatre screens The Price of Folly with Edith Storey and Antonio Moreno. Victoria Belvedere Miller’s Hall offer pictures and a Moose Fair. Frank Florentino performs wire walking. Central Y M C A hosts basketball A C A Girls versus Frostburg Middle Girls.

Maryland D. W. Griffith Grande Theatre Henry B. Walthall Thomas Jefferson Liberty Theatre Edith Storey Antonio Moreno Victoria Theatre Belvedere Theatre Miller's Hall Moose Fair Frank Florentino Central Y. M. C. A Frostburg

Submarine Plans Delayed 1,500 Ton Boats

Washington reports that Electric Boat Company, the lowest bidder for two 1,500 ton submarines, told Secretary Daniels it cannot finish the vessels in 22 months as urged by the Navy. It would take about two and a half years, due to steel shortages and required testing. Naval officials consider authorizing a smaller faster craft and limiting the Schley to 1,100 tons until proven. Daniels notes the Schley target is completion by March 19, 1918 due to inexperience with large subs.

Washington Electric Boat Company Congress Daniels Navy Department Naval Schley Padgett House Naval Committee

Rossi Sentenced Eight Years For Attempted Murder

Pietro Rossi, an art student, convicted of the attempted murder of Mrs. Mary Flavelle of Chicago, was sentenced to eight years in Arezzo. He attacked her on a train near Florence with intent to rob, and she died after returning to America.

Rome Pietro Rossi Mary Flavelle Chicago Arezzo Rossi Flavelle Florence America

Teutons Readied to Declare War on Portugal

London reports from Madrid and Berlin say Portugal's seizure of German and Austrian warships will trigger declarations of war.

Teutons Portugal London Madrid Berlin

Congress backs Wilson as U boat dispute looms

Washington reports show Congress and the White House aligned in keeping Americans off armed ships. Despite Bryan’s telegram support for hardliners, lawmakers foresee no immediate action risking diplomatic negotiations as Germany’s new submarine policy looms. The State Department awaits Germany’s reply to assurances on submarine conduct.

Washington Congress United States Germany Bryan State Department Teutonic Powers

Winslow attacks Navy system praised for Slav victory

Admiral Winslow criticizes U S Navy education and promotion methods before the House Naval Committee and calls for reforms to achieve parity with Britain. He cites rapid, disciplined maneuvers by his four dreadnoughts and questions the fitness of flag officers for high command while defending the fleet's fighting ability.

Washington, D. C United States Navy House Naval Committee Cameron McR. Winslow Pacific Fleet Annapolis Naval Academy Britten

Villa uses torch occupies El Valle in El Paso area

Francisco Villa burned several houses at San Buenaventura Thursday and occupied El Valle. Reports to Gen. Gavira say Villa moved north amid Carranza cavalry pressure. A Santa Sofia train wreck was reported in Chihuahua. Mexican merchants refuse Carranza currency. looting for supplies. Zapata forces defeated while attempting a surprise attack on government troops near Mihualan, Oaxaca City.

el Paso Texas Francisco Villa San Buenaventura el Valle Gabriel Gavira Juarez Gavira Villa Carranza Cavalry Santa Sofia Chihuahua Monterey Zapata Mihualan Oaxaca City

Italy Outwitted Austrian Fleet Sends Submarines Sunk

Rome reports the Italian ministry states three Austrian submarines have been sunk in the Adriatic since mid December. Italian and allied ships escorted 200000 troops and 30000 tons of supplies to Albania, with numerous cross coast movements and many enemy torpedo and mine attempts thwarted.

Rome Adriatic Ministry of Maine Italy Albania

Czar Seeks To Buy Warships At Tokyo

Russian negotiations to purchase three captured warships from Japan progress satisfactorily in Tokyo. The Soya Tango and Sagami are named as the vessels Russia desires. Earlier talks to buy ships at the war’s start aimed to aid the Tsingtao bombardment but were not completed.

CZAR Tokyo Japan Russia Tsingtao Kiauchan

Miners and Operators Debate Mine Run Basis

New York Feb 26 miners and operators from four states held a long technical discussion on adopting the mine run system to compute miners output. The wage increase topic will be taken up next.

New York

New York Shipping Front Sealed by Police After Threats

Anonymous threats of a reign of terror along the New York shipping front prompted strongest precautions as reports spoke of a mysterious sinking of 150 autos bound for the allies and a fire in a munitions ship.

New York Ehip

German raider Moewe sinks Flamenco off South American coast

Reports from Teneriffe say the German auxiliary cruiser Moewe raided commerce between January 16 and February. The Flamenco, a 4629 ton British steamer en route to Valparaiso from Newport, England, was shelled and sunk with one crewman drowned and two wounded. The Moewe's current location is unknown.

Teneriffe Canary Islands Moewe South American Moene Fernando de Noronha Brazil Valparaiso Newport England

Germany counts on U S Congress to force a backdown

Berlin reports Germany expects Congress to press Wilson to warn Americans against arming merchant ships. Officials refuse to comment but sentiment favors a resolution urging Americans not to sail armed vessels. Tension with the United States rises as Berlin accuses Washington of misreading negotiations.

Berlin Germany Wilson Congress Ilson America

Big fight ahead in state of Ohio

Columbus reports a Democratic split as Frank S Monnett files for the presidential race challenging the party slate led by Campbell Harmon Cox and Pomerene. Monnett backs Champ Clark and Gov. Campbell, while Clark has not filed authorization. Republicans show no change with Gen. R B Brown joining the field. Theodore E Burton announces for President with no opposition. Herrick also enters the Senate race with backing from Laylin Tod and other business leaders, while Progressives oppose Burton Daugherty and Willig slate.

Columbus Franks.monnett Ohio St. Louis Democratic Party Woodrow Wilson Monnett James E. Campbell Judson Harmon James M. Cox Atlee Pomerene Champ Clark Campbell Clark Marshall R. B. Brown Zanesville Cincinnati Matt Glaser Glaser Theodore E. Burton Granville W. Mooney Myron T. Herrick T. C. Laylin Granger David Tod Youngstown Randolph W. Walton Burton Willig Harry M. Daugherty

Reply to Proposal to Disarm Merchantmen

Washington February 36 The reply to a proposal to disarm merchant ships is reported from the capital as authorities assess naval and international response. The article notes official statements and potential implications for trade and maritime security.

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