National American Woman Suffrage Association elects leaders
Carrie Chapman Catt is elected president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association at its annual Washington meeting. Anna Howard Shaw is named president of the International Association of Suffragists.
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National American Woman Suffragessociation
Washington
Carrie Chapman Catt
To Shue
Anna Howard
Organiza
Catt
International Association of Suffragists
Funeral and school notes from Lonaconing
The funeral of John Glen aged 467 died Sunday was held at his Detmold home with interment at Oak Hill cemetery. A Central High School Junior class social followed by a program and Victrola dancing occurred. Basketball notes mention Lonaconing Reserves at Grantsville and Central High at Meyersdale. A four month old child from Harpersville was buried Friday at Old Coney cemetery. Paterson Star Dance series continues by Western Star Chapter.
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John Glen
Detmold
Oak Hill Cemetery
Thomas Wheeler
Berthold Bauman
James Gilchrrst
William Metharland
Alex McFarlane
William Anderson
William Marshall Martin Geary
C. Macainnch
Sunny Harper
Central High School
Minnie Jove
Susan Todd
Margaret Matthews
McIndoe
Yaste
Durst
Gibson
Jennie Atkinson
Abe Weinberg
William Grindle
Hugh McIndoe
Lonaconing
Grantsville
Meyersdale
Body Brought Home From Cemetery Death in Cumberland Hospital
The body of Thomas Brinkman who died yesterday at Western Maryland Hospital Cumberland from bichloride of mercury poisoning was brought home on Baltimore and Ohio train No. 1 last night and taken to the Berry home in Luke where the funeral will be held. William Jenkins ill with pneumonia at his sister’s in Piedmont was taken to Western Maryland Hospital Cumberland on Tuesday with typhoid fever. he is connected with the G Dixon Clothing Company. A birthday surprise party was held for Miss Mary Adams at the home of her sister in law on Fairview Street Piedmont with card games music and luncheon.
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William Meek
Shaft
Rachel Wade
Borwen Mines
James Patterson
Orphans’ Court
Maryland Spital
Cumberland
Patternson
John Fatkin
Artie Creek
Chapman
E. H. B.richard
Oak Street
Ilneas
Edward Meager
Earlos Mine
St. Michael's Catholi Church
Marret A. Greene
Lowan C. McAteer
Jas. J. Donlan
Mary Coulon
Glendale
W. Va
Anna Reiley
Sherland
John
Maplestreet
George
James Henderson
Cleveland
Ohio
Midlothian
George Walker
Josiah Williams
Borden Mines
Baltimore
John F. Plummer
Springfield
Clarkson Laird
Hugh Hotchkiss
Marion Richmond
Rockville School
Bernadetta Rooney
Frostburg
Jennie Tennent
Rhea Dixon
Mary Ricker
Dixson
Lee Jarboe
Thomas Brinkman
Western Maryland Hospital
Baltimore and Ohio
Berry Home
Luke
William Jenkins
H. F. Pinnell
Piedmont
Cumrberland
Mr. Jenkins
8. G. Dixon Clothing Company
Mary Adams
D. L. Adams
Fairview Street
Kila Cross
Mary Johnson
Lola Ack
Leota Johnson
Rhoda Chaney
Wesley Lease
Howard Mullan
John Jacobs
M Howard Gross
Michael Dayton
Ralph Biggs
Earl Gross
Weider Jarvey
R. BE. Stevenson
Westernport
Grip
Howard K. Smith
Oak View
Fonse Dawson
David Randall
John Faherty
Louis Mayole
Keyola Schoolhouse Destroyed by Fire in Mill Creek
The Union schoolhouse in Mill Creek district near Burlington burned Wednesday night from a defective flue. Built 75 years ago it was completely destroyed. Also on the scene Keyser Collegians meet Altoona in basketball Saturday. Ada Lee Linn of Cumberland visits sister Mrs. P. H. Keys. Frank Hutchinson of New York visits his mother and young son here.
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Mill Creek
Burlington
Keyser Collegians
Altoona
Quint
Ada Lee Linn
Cumberland
P. H. Keys
Frank Hutchinson
New York
Industry as Key to Preparedness Convention Discussed
Minneapolis January 20. Plans to make the United States the most efficient workshop will be the focus at the ninth annual convention of the National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education. More than 1,000 delegates, including leaders in technical education, attended the three day session in the city.
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Minneapolis
Minn
United States
National Society For the Promotion of Industrial Education
Elizabeth Hays Dies at 95 in Frostburg
Elizabeth Hays, 95, native of Hagerstown and Frostburg’s oldest resident, died at 7 am from bronchitis. Surviving: sons Salem, George, Charles, Price. daughters Mrs Alfred Thomas and Mrs George Long. siblings Hanson Alexander, Mrs Isaac Hott, Mrs John Morris. Funeral by Rev J Luther Martin at St John’s Episcopal. burial in Allegany Cemetery. time to be announced.
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Frostburg
Elizabeth Hays
Hagerstown
Salem Hays
George
Charles
Price Hays
Alfred Thomas
George Long
Hays
Alexander
Hanson Alexander
Iowa
Isaac Hott
Borden Mines
John Morris
Port Republic
J. Luther Martin
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Allegany Cemetery
Dr Robert Hare Pioneer of Spiritualism and Science
Dr Robert Hare of Philadelphia, born 135 years ago, gained fame as a chemist for inventing the ex-hydrogen blow pipe and contributing to the calcium light. He also created the calori meter, applied electricity to underwater blasting, and wrote Spiritualism Scientifically Demonstrated, a key spiritualist text. He died in Philadelphia in 1858, about a decade after modern spiritualism began with the Fox sisters in Rochester.
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Robert Hare
Philadelphia
Dr. Hare
Rumfort
University of Pennsylvania
Hare
Fox Sisters
Rochester
Harrisburg Man Receives Silver Cup From Local Firm
Boyd Ogelsby, publicity manager of the Harrisburg Telegraph, was presented a silver loving cup by Jacob Tausia's Sons jewelry firm in Harrisburg. The inscription reads Ile persuaded us to mi vertiser.
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Harrisburg
Boyd Ogelsby
Jacob Tausia
Ogelsby
Harrisburg Telegraph
Every Week Magazine Teases Four Illustrated Stories
A playful promotional note claims EVERY WEEK provides four stories on one page with illustrations. It markets the format as compact and engaging for readers seeking multiple features per issue.
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Liquor Dealers’ Association
Sisher’s Hall
Miss Pawson
Miret Methodist Episcopal
Gladys Dawson
Mberland
Constance
Frederic Ster Snow
Tiree
Amos Bauman
Somerset
William Story
Connells Ne
John Bowley
Garrett
Rich- Gaddell
Norfolk
Vac
William
Henry Shakey
Kerlin
Miners’ Hospital
Iic
Wheeling
W. Vu
Chicago
Mrs. McAteer
Elizabeth Rafferty
St. Michael's Church
Taylor -Home
William Taylor
Spring Street
Urith
Yodmerth Mills
George Lemmert
Arthur Vortman
Howard Wortman
Belle Goldsmith
Katie Hale
Artie Morgan
Aifa Morgan
Mabel Liller
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Eva Jeffries
Charles C. Ort
Davidson
Sioux City
Akron
John W. Young
Shaft M. EK
the Grey Mask
World Film Corporation
Cullier
Simmons
Joe Kridel
Jim Garth
Nora
Jim
Joe Windel
Edwin Arden
Frostburg Opera House
Night Rider
Ray
Mechanic Street
Jan&tf
Ve “Ree
Yale
Mra. G. W
Jamie Sister
Roanoke, Va
Richmond
St. Mary's Terrace
Equal Suffragists
Bureau of the Cumberland
Alvin
Vaste
Jol «Tien
Chanter
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Watternport
Mayolo
St. Peter's Cemetery
Charles Cutter
David Shearer
Walter Phillips
George Jonesha
F.C. Calhoun
Gately & Fitzgerald
Keyola, W. Vas
Ikrela AK Rusoaaan
America
Ballet Russe
Luboe Tchernichowa
Ballet
Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Allenberg & Meister
Memphis
Tenn
Stuart
Stuart Manufacturing Company
Atlanta
Georgia
the Simperale CO
Arthur Tre Nweg
Prosidunt
Baltimore S. Cumberland Ma
Ibd
Sara Quishines
White Sale
Tare
Jacob Hafer
John Paul
Morrison
Baltimore St. Y.M
Frostburg, Maryland
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