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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1915

Page

3

French Break German Trenches in Forest of Le Pretre

Paris reports the seizure of additional German trenches in the forest of Le Pretre southwest of Metz. No other gains official. Violent shelling from the sea to Arras and near Landesapt and Thann in Alsace. Austrians claim success east of Zacheza and say Russians driven from trenches. Turks gain in Caucasus despite Russian numerical superiority. Russians misstate victories. Russians fail in a general flank attack on Turkish lines, with heavy losses.

William Philip Simms United Press Staff Paris le Pretre Metz War Office Arras Soissons Nea Landesapt Thann Alsace Zacheza Caucasus Turkish War Office

Carmen Now First in B and C League

The Carmen team defeated Central Y by 257 pins after a postponed game, moving into first place with Imperial close behind. The scores follow.

Carmen Caramen Central “Y Imperials

Forgery Suspect Detained in Washington D C

Police report that W Harrison Tyler, sought for forging a C C Fredericks check, was arrested in Washington and will be held until a local officer arrives. The forged check cashed at Ford's Drug Store. a prisoner will be sent back tomorrow.

Washington W. Harrison Tyler C. C. Fredericks Ford Pris

Frederick Palmer Goes to Front for United Press

London reports Frederick Palmer, renowned war correspondent, issued credentials by the French Government and departs for a week at the front, officially accredited to cover events for the United Press.

Frederick Palmer THE United Press London

Italian runs amuck after quake news in Italy

Jefferson Junction Pa Jan 19 Crazed by word that his family had perished in the earthquake disaster Giuseppe Gabrino armed with two shotguns wounded five people, one fatally, then committed suicide.

Jefferson Junction Italy Guiseppe Gabrino

K O G Team Tops Shenandoah Valley A C A on Winchester Floor

The Cumberland Y M C A K O G team defeated Shenandoah Valley Academy 38 to 20 on Winchester’s floor Saturday night. The story notes it was the academy’s first loss there in four years and praises K O G for speed teamwork and sensational shooting led by Johnson. The Cumberland squad is lauded for clean play and sportsmanship throughout the contest.

Shenandoah Valley Academy Cumberland Y. M. C. A Winchester Winchester Evening Star Academy Johnson

Russians win in northeast Poland during heavy fighting

Petrograd reports czarist forces gain ground in the northeast Polish province of Plock as Germans retreat to the frontier. In Connellsville, Edna Pearl Coughenour dies at 21, five weeks after her father E G Coughenour, Baltimore & Ohio conductor, passed away from typhoid fever. She had recently fallen ill with pneumonia and typhoid.

Petrograd Plock Edna Pearl Coughenour Connellsville E. G. Coughenour Baltimore & Ohio Miss Coughenour Fairhope Somerset Couty

Stable fall injures worker Patrick Northcraft

Patrick Northcraft of Front Street fell from a haymow at Hershman stables near Union Street to the brick floor this afternoon. He sustained injuries judged serious and was carried to Allegany Hospital by the Butler ambulance.

Patrick Northcraft Front Street Hershman Union Street Allegany Hospital Butler

Cir Court Clears Docket as Eleven Strikers Shot

In Roosevelt New Jersey eleven strikers were shot by private detectives crowded around a train of strike breakers bound for a nearby fertilizer plant. The rapid court actions resumed with several cases disposed of including guilty verdicts and sentences in a Cumberland Maryland area court.

Frank Snyder Mt. Bavage J. Philip Roman Snyder Frank A. Perdew Cort Room Roosevelt N. J

President says he lacks power to halt high food prices

President Wilson stated he has no authority to embargo foodstuffs to curb prohibitive prices. He said such power would require Congress action, while noting the Justice Department investigation into rising food prices remains a priority and will be thorough.

Washington Wilson Department of Justice

Eckhart Easily Defeats Midland In Ward's Opera House

Eckhart dominates Midland 31 to 4 at Ward's Opera House in Midland Maryland. Logsdon stars with a 30 foot shot as over two hundred fans attend. Next game on Wednesday in Lonaconing features Midland versus Central High School. lineup and scoring details listed.

Midland

Real Estate Transfer on Potomac Street

Wesley C. Light transfers a parcel on Potomac Street to Martin L. Keller for ten dollars.

Wesley C. Light Martin L. Keller Potomac Street

Franklin Leon Frank Execution Stay Ordered by Supreme Court

Washington January 19 The Supreme Court issued an order staying the execution of Leon Frank at Atlanta and directing that he be held in custody until further notice.

Washington Leon Frank Atlanta Supreme Court

Earthquake Hit Cosenza Area In Italy

A Rome dispatch reports a very violent earthquake at Cosenza with unknown extent of damage at 2 o clock. Authorities fear many lives were lost, though confirmation is pending. The quake occurred in a different section of Italy.

New York United Press Alice Roche Rome Cosenza Italy

Personal Notes From Meyersdale and Nearby Towns

Local society column lists visits and travel of residents and guests including James Brooks and Oscar Hutzel of Meyersdale visiting John Slaughter in Independence Street, Mrs Mary Morgan and Mrs Annie Bell of Piedmont visiting friends here, and many others traveling to Baltimore Annapolis Richmond and New Martinsburg for appointments visits and family matters. A one armed Jacob Shirk suffered a hip fracture after a fall and was taken to Allegany Hospital.

James Brooks Oscar Hutzel Meyersdale John Slaughter Independence Street Thomas Fisenhauer Mary Morgan Annie Bell Piedmont Priscilla Bender Uniontown Hospital Mary Gender Green Street Joseph Glick Oberlin Conservatory of Music Francis M. Gramlich Albert A Doub Annapolis Court of Appeals Ferdinand Williams Baltimore FF. Garnett Cowherd Rock Hill Julia Winfree Richmond William Cowherd Cumberland Street H. C. McElwee Philadelphia L. J. Simonton A. L. Bageant Martinsburg Bageant May O'Donnell W. Va Ben, Rirhart McKeesport Lillian Keller Hagerstown B. F. Biser Benj. If’. Wiser John DD. Reister Jacob Shirk G. Suman Virginia Avenue Boone Street Allegany Hospital Ed, Young

Society Notes Show Keystone Club Gathering At Toleda Hoenicka Home

Miss Toleda Hoenicka hosted Keystone club at 239 Columbia Avenue with musical selections and refreshments. Sixteen teen guests attended and society life details appear in local notices. The Allegany Hospital Aid Society held a meeting this afternoon. Interested buyers or renters were invited to place want ads for housing or property disposals.

Toleda Hoenicka Keystone Club Columbia Avenue Ladies of the Allegany Hospital Aid Society

Thirteen Arrested In Brunswick Gambling Raid

Thirteen alleged violators of the new gaming law were arrested in Brunswick by Officer Van Pelt Sunday night. Names include John D. Crammitt Paul Werking James Chaney Charles Holland Jacob Clat terbock Edward and Clifton Gondon Sandy JHook and others Lajbard Bolton Stout and Robert Shaw. Six were seized in one house and seven in another. The ordinance imposes a fine of 10 to 50 dollars.

Brunswick van Pelt John D. Crammitt Paul Werking James Chaney Charles Holland Jacob Clatterbock Edward Clifton Gondon Sandy Jhook Lajbard Bolton Stout Robert Shaw

Minnesota Dairymen Gather For State Convention

MINNESOTA DAIRYMEN IN SESSION Owatonna Minn Jan 19 Questions of vital importance to Minnesota dairymen and handlers of dairy products will be discussed at the Minnesota State Dairymen Association annual convention opening a three day session today President Chris Heen called the gathering to order at 10 am Delegates filled the morning with greetings and officers reports The Employers Liability Act tops the afternoon agenda reflecting major concerns for the industry.

Owatonna. Minn Minnesota Minnesota State Dairymen’s Association Chris Heen Employers’ Liability Act

Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad Fireman Welcomes Son

Everett Liller Cumberland a passenger fireman residing in Westernport is the proud father of a boy born yesterday Fellow railroad workers of Mr Liller are Jeiebalng wit driv.

Everett Liller Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad Westernport Mr. Liller Jeiebalng Wit Driv

Forty Witnesses in Beasley Suit Against the City

Former Congressman Milton Garner has been retained by the city to assist ex Judge Ferdinand Williams city attorney in defending a suit by William J Beasley against the Mayor and City Council of Cumberland for 7500 damages over the Evitts Creek dam taking water rights. Beasley operates a mill claimed to have been in use for 100 years prior to the contention. The case is moved to Frederick and trial set for February 9 with Whit ing and Eppler representing Beasley.

Milton Garner Ferdinand Williams William J. Beasley Cumberland Evitts Creek Beasley Frederick Whiting & Eppler

Goughenour Pounds Duckpins For 201 In Allegany County

William A. Coughenour bowled a 201 high score at the Savoy Alleys in this city last night, possibly breaking the Allegany county duckpin single game record. He opened with a spare, then struck and spared through the next frames, finishing with three strikes. The previous record was held by Frank Lindner.

William A. Coughenour Savoy Allegany County Frank Lindner

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