Preacher Attacks Borland Plan to Lengthen Government Hours
Rev. Martin, former pastor of Frostburg, denounces Rep Borland's plan to add hours for government workers as extortion not economy. He argues higher pay and fewer statues or distant buildings show true economy, criticizing proposals to cut salaries and extend workdays harming laborers.
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Dunutte M. B. Church
Wash
An. Martin
First Methodist Episcopal
Frostburg
Repres
Rev. Martin
Congress
Rev. Mar
Milage
Borland
Mincrease
Cumberland Musicals Aim to Forge a Large City Ensemble
John Whip calls Cumberland citizens to form a major musical organization uniting vocal and instrumental groups. He cites past societies dating back to 1881, notes efforts have lasted briefly, and invites residents to enroll at the Cumberland Choral Union meetings to build a lasting, European-style society.
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Cumberland
Cumberland Musical Association
Cumberland Choral Club
Cumberland Choral Union
City Hall
Hayden
John Whip
Through Window Would-Be Assassin Attacks Victim at Home
In a Maryland town on February 29 an assailant fired through a window at George Wasson as he sat with friends. Aimed shots struck his face neck and arms. glass fragments hit Miss Palmer causing head injuries. Dr. says Wasson will recover.
Funeral and society notes from Lonaconing area
The funeral for Mrs Alexander Greenhorn is set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. from Douglas Avenue with Rev H L Earnest officiating and Oak Hill Cemetery as the resting place. Attendees include relatives from West Virginia Kentucky Ohio and Washington DC. Also reported are attendance at the Keyser Coney game from Oakland and various local social notes including Parker Wilkinson’s death and several travel and illness updates.
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Alexander Greenhorn
Douglas Avenue
H. L. Earnest
Oak Hill Cemetery
Minor Martin
Thomas
W. Va
G. M. Martin
Stone, Ky
Harry Martin
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dickson Martin
Weelsbury
Geo. McMillan
John McMillan
Pierce
John Greenhorn
Washington, D. C
Oakland
Virginia Helbig
Beatrice Rafferty
Wm. Browning
Ernest Liller
Michael Kelly
Leo Lyon
Mike Boyle
Marguire Corney
Abe Lawton
Mike Turney
Percy France
Harold Dawson
Ed. Chance
Norman Reidler
Baltimore Briefs Cover Religion Crime and Transit News
Rev Alfred R Hussey condemns evangelists using sensational campaigns and eternal damnation threats tied to Billy Sunday in Baltimore. William F Haselbaugh admits two wives after a suicide attempt and cites Sunday’s image. Quarantine station status n Baltimore debated as coast cities shift to federal control. Albert Hignutt held after wounding brother. Ruth St Denis criticizes Sundays dancing. A motorman Andrew 25 dies from self inflicted gunshot. Eastern Shore boat lines seen continuing after April 1 as PRR ends. Columbia Gas plans to present natural gas rollout to city board. Elks prepare for July convention in Baltimore. Theodore Maske dies after car crash near Forestville. George Hignutt dies in Hickmary Care County after shooting. Emergency clamp at Faston notes. Peabody trustees present statue gift from Miss Alice Karr at Odyn...
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Baltimore
William F. Haselbaugh
Billy Sunday
Albert Hignutt
Hickmean
Caroline County
Denton
Ruth St. Denis
Belvedere
Andrew
Stafford Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Columbia Gnas Company
Board of Estimates
Elks
Bie
Theodore Maske
Prince George County
Washington
ForrestVille
George Hignutt
Hickmary Care County
Faston
W. F Trustees
Leap Year Ball at Mount Savage Draws Big Turnout
Mt. Savage hosts a Leap Year ball at Mullaney's Hall with 25 plus couples, out of town guests, Kaplan's Orchestra, and late refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. William Yutty lead the grand march as local community events and social news follow.
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Mullaney’s Hall
Mt. Savage
Kaplan
William Yutty
Eb Bets Buys Hickman From Federal League
President Eb Bets of the Brooklyn Nationals buys outfielder Hickman from the Baltimore Federals. Edward J. Monroe, a Brooklyn catcher, is released to the Topeka club of the Western League. Harvey Russell, a Baltimore Federal catcher last year, is purchased by the Chicago Cubs.
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Bets
Brooklyn Nationals
Hickman
Baltimore Federals
Edward J. Monroe
Brooklyn
Topeka
Harvey Russell
Baltimore Federal
Chicago Cubs
Rosenbaum's Annual Sale Advertises Spring Underwear
Beginning tomorrow, Rosenbaum's annual sale features muslin underwear, new spring suits, axe coats, clay coats, and house dresses at special prices. Rosenbaum Bros. advertisement.
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Rosenbaum
Rosenbaum Bros
Amick Seeks City Council Seat On Finance Record
Arthur H. Amick a business leader and current commissioner of finance announces candidacy for the city council. He pledges strict economy and a businesslike administration, aiming to serve the entire city with diligent duty in the finance department.
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Arthur H. Amick
Amick
Promoter Seeks Ray vs Dailey Bout in Johnstown
Johnstown Florida February 29 promoter John Donny Sunday proposed Johnny Ray of Pittsburgh meet Frankie Dailey of Toledo in a ten round bout at Casino Johnstown March 16 with Ray receiving 25 percent of gate receipts. Dailey has signified willingness to fight in this city and a deal could be clinched if Ray accepts the terms offered by Donny.
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Ley
Johnstown
Dailey
Ray
Doran
Preparedness for Spring Bonnet at Reiley's
The note of the day invites a visit to Reiley's The Reiley Co Inc for a new spring bonnet Feb 29 advertisement highlighting seasonal fashion.
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Reiley’s
The
Reiley Co., Inc
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