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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1915

Page

8

White Seeks Shot at Welsh in Madison Square Garden Bout

Charley White of Chicago faces Freddie Welsh in a ten round non decision fight at Madison Square Garden in New York as boxing fans watch for a possible title challenger. Rumors swirl about Kilbane Williams Chaney and other would be successors to the feather and lightweight crowns with May or January card plans in flux.

New York Charley White Chicago Freddie Welsht Welsh White Madison Square Garden Wise Milwaugkee Wis Hicago Milwaukee Allil Ikainot Joe Shugrue Jersey Shugrue Johnny Kilbane Gamne Kilbane Johnny Jimay Dunn Freddie Welsh Jon Shugrue George Chaney Baltimore Kid Williams Williams

Athletics claim Midland bowling record and more

Midland Maryland January 26 Athletics defeat the Red Sox on Smoke House Alley as Morgart sets a league record with 281 pins and a team total surpasses 1500. All Stars take two from Wild Cats on Ashland Alleys. The report also notes trades and manager changes across major leagues and a Giants Braves plot.

Midland Athletics Red Sox Smoke House Morgart All Stars Wild Cats Ashland P. Murphy Tee Ewes A. Pois Phillips Canty Nolan Cunningham Byrnes Shearer

Fairies Fall to Giants in Daylight League Doubleheader

Frostburg Md Jan 27 The Fairies were swept by the Giants in a two game Daylight League twin bill Brady took captain Hanna’s place in the lineup as a substitute.

Fairies Frostburg Giants Hanna Brady

Unemployment of Grenades Sparks Frontline Curiosity

London reports on grenade use in current warfare with focus on German hand grenades. Patterns range from factory made sealed types to improvised field weapons. Description covers a four inch iron globe weighing about one pound and its grooved surface designed to fragment. Powder charges detonate via a friction tube before throwing.

London Port Arthur

Midland Teams Set for Friday Battle with Lonaconing

Midland meets Lonaconing Reserves and Lonaconing Blue Jays in two Friday games. Manager Tennant says Midland, though crippled, will chase the Reserves. New players bolster the lineup with Shultz Bowen forwards Tyler at center and Brophy Shearer as guards.

Midland Lonaconing Blue Jays Tennant Athlets Shultz Bowen Tyler Brophy Shearer

Boxing bouts in Birmingham set eight-round no-decision matches

Eight-round no-decision bouts are planned in Birmingham Alabama. Johnny Love the New York lightweight has dominated recent Windsor and St Louis cards. Promoters seek Kilbane vs Callahan while Rivers seeks a rematch with Callahan, claiming the K Co fight was an accident. A Sullivan Corbett rematch possibility arises after Wolgast and Nelson signing in New York.

Birmingham Ala Johnny Love New York Windsor St. Louis Johnny Kilbane Frankie Callahan Joe Rivers Rivers K. Co

Cleveland Drives Unemployed Aid With Civic Effort

In Cleveland Ohio a citizen commission led by Mayor Baker mobilizes to combat unemployment. House to house canvassing, church driven hire a worker clubs and subcommittees target job matching while a low interest loan fund is raised to spur building. City projects including a bir reservoir commence to create work.

Cleveland Baker F. H. Goff The Cleveland Trust Company Bir

Frankie Gibbons Seeks A. A. U. 115-Pound Title

Frankie Gibbons from Chicago leads in the Central A. A. U. ring championships in Cleveland after winning the 115-pound tryouts. He is one of several brawny pugilists entering the event.

Frankie Gibbons Cleveland Chicago

SAILS TO CONQUER SOUTH AMERICA FOR U S TRADE

The American built and registered steamer Finland begins a 16000 mile voyage to the West Indies and around South America. It will stop at Baltimore on January 29 and return via the Panama canal after 106 days with a cargo stamped Made in U S A and passengers including bankers manufacturers merchants and exporters.

New York South America Stegner Finland West Indies Panama Canal U.S. A Fidelity Trust Company of Baltimore

St Paul Cathedral to Open on Palm Sunday

Palm Sunday will mark the formal opening of the $4,500,000 St Paul cathedral. Arch bishop John Ireland has led the project, a life work spanning several years, with the cathedral rising high above downtown and near a street car tunnel that required engineering to prevent tunnel cave-in.

St. Paul John Ireland St Paul Cathedral

Gompers To Have Birthday Dinner

In Washington on January 27 Samuel Gompers the 65 year old president of the American Federation of Labor will be honored at a birthday dinner tonight with speeches by labor leaders and members of Congress. Secretary of Labor Wilson was expected to attend.

Washington Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Congress Wilson

List of Unclaimed Letters in Cumberland Md Postoffice

Unclaimed letters for the period ending January 25 include Miss Ethel Amos Mrs Ollie Baech Mrs J Fred Boyd Mrs Florence Lrantner Mrs Gee Brinker Carpenter Opera House Mrs Wm Cline Miss Thelma Coombs H B Cooper Edwin B Cromwell Daniel Daniels R T Davis Roy Dean William Dean Frank Fisher Annie Coffen Mrs W Hammond D D Heller Harry Hott Miss Hughes H King J S Klutz Miss Ellen Lee Gust Luvn lian John Mcabee C P Mar pel Ben Mayhew Samuel Metzer Karl Miller Maud Miller Mrs Magdalene Miller Mrs Lena Montin Mrs Anna Morris J L Murphy S B Ogan J Pellerito D F Runkle Lee Shaffer Jennie Smith Edward Sym ons Geo R Tappler A S Matress Factory Lulu Vorhees Miss May Wagus Genevieve Willard Miss Maud Wood Bert Wooden Oysis I Zinn

Cumberland Postoffice Ethel Amos Ollie Baech J. Fred Boyd Florence Lrantner Gee Brinker Carpenter Opera House Wm. Cline Thelma Coombs H. B. Cooper Edwin B. Cromwell Daniel Daniels R. T. Davis Roy Dean William Dean Frank Fisher Annie Coffen W. Hammond H. Heller Harry Hott Miss Hughes H. King Klutz Ellen Lee Gust Luvnlian John Mcabee C. P. Marpel Ben Mayhew Samuel Metzer Karl Miller Maud Miller Magalene Miller Lena Montin Anna Morris J. L. Murphy Ogan

Athletics Beat Giants in Savoy League Action

The Athletics defeated the Giants last night in Savoy League play. Athletics hold a .520 record with 688 runs for and 527-1645 stands for the Giants with a .523 mark and 689 runs for 490-1552. Tonight’s games feature Braves against Naps and Tigers against Reds.

Athletics Giants Braves Naps Tigers Reds

Bebel's Remarkable War Prophecy

The London Evening Standard recalls a 14 year old warning by Herr von Bebel, the German Socialist leader, on a war between England and Germany. It predicts a British naval victory, loss of German colonies, collapse of Germany’s merchant fleet and markets, and widespread unemployment and poverty at home. If Japan joins, Far East colonies would be lost, and a Franco Russian alliance would doom Germany's power.

Germany England Far East France Russia

May Bring Evangelist Here Union Revival Proposal Considered

At the Cumberland Ministerial Association meeting on Sunday afternoon a committee was appointed to report on holding union revival services in the city under the guidance of a noted evangelist. The committee members are Rev. Joseph Dawson Rev. J H Balthis Rev. H M Loonis Rev. Wm Co Hicks and W H Baxley.

Cumberland Ministerial Association Joseph Dawson J.H. Balthis H. M. Loonis Wm. Co. Hicks W. H. Baxley

Angel of Deaf Rights Leads Silent Voice in NYC

Mrs John Peyton Clark heads the Silent Voice Neighborhood clubs and directs the New York League for the Hard of Hearing. The movement aims to reach 5,000,000 deaf persons in the United States.

John Peyton Clark Silent Voice New York League For the Hard of Hearing United States

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dre Hal Sheridan United Press Jeracy Abe Attel Somo Boston McGraw Han Lobert Chicago Cubs Roger Bresnahan Cardinals Mr. Stallings Johnson Mackmen Walter Johnson Fiddie Collins Cambridge Charles Brickley Harvard Grrdiron Harvard BIG Millinery Lazarus Exclusive Shapes and the Disposéd Velvet OUR Harry Lauder Baltimore Street Bill Carrigan Charley Devin Ivy Wingo Cincinnati Reds Feds Wild Bill” Donovan Yankee Bill Terre Haute Ballard Aberdeen Wash Aberdeen “Black Cats Clarence Rowland White Sox Robert K Bob) Wicker Cubs Cincinnati Louisville Spokane Phillies Pat Moran Charley Deem Magee Lobert John McGraw Hughey Jennings Detroit Pilot Fairies Yungerman Hitchins Coop Pep Ta Stern Sete Ee Wolgast Battling Nelson John L. Sullivan James J. Corbett U.S ST. Paul Cathedral Gompers Evangelist Angel OF Jona Peyton Clark
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