Three baseball stars locked in Feds organized ball case
Chicago reports detail three pivotal cases Hal Chase Armando Marsans and George Johnson amid federal action against outlaw baseball. Each left organized baseball during play and faced court scrutiny under the three year suspension rule. outcomes could strip clubs Reds or White Sox of players or trigger reinstatement or waiver stakes.
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Armando Marsans
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Chase
Cincinnati
White Sox
California
Cumberland Press publication and contact notice
The Cumberland Press announces daily service excluding Sundays with subscription rates shown for mail or Cartier at eight dollars per year in advance. Advertising rates are available on application and deliveries are ordered by telephone at 109 Baltimore Street.
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Cartier
Cumberland Press
Baltimore Street
Unemployment Relief in Cumberland Demands Immediate Action
A Febrile call for swift municipal relief links public works to job creation. Advocates argue paving and preliminary tasks should begin now to employ residents, boost property values, and cut red tape. The note notes a bond-funded project waits injunction clearance and cites Roosevelt hunting book demand as a separate success. Fingerprint labor checks in New York aim to curb patronage by matching prints to jobholders.
Press offer frenzy as readers rush to seize deal
Urgent note urges taking advantage of The Press offer, highlighting fear that readers will not reach the opportunity in time and urging swift action.
Press roundup and civic notes from Cumberland circle
Morning papers note the sinking of three English warships in the North Sea popularized by the Pres. German and English news appear without bias. A Cumberland Teachers Reading Circle gathering inspires members. opinion shifts on investigative committees and calls for epidemic relief and efficient printing in legislatures.
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North Sea
Cumberland Teachers’ Reading Circle
Congress
Vast 1910s Facts Span Geography and Industry
A compilation notes Africa’s area, a Mexican year start, Stanford enrollment, U.S. farm value in 1914, lead production by Britain Spain and the U S, Liege iron history, Manitowoc cannery output, U S census cadence since 1790, Guam’s size, Statuary Hall origin, ship gross tonnage calculation, and a Louisiana eagle killer.
Editorial urges balanced bank coverage over sensationalism
Readers urged editors to seek reliable sources on the First National Bank closing and avoid distressing the public with sensationalism. The piece praises measured reporting and notes the real economic impact on business and wage earners.
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First National Bank
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Uniontown News Standard
Roumania Orders Mauser Rifles for 200000 Man Army
Roumania has ordered a large number of Mauser rifles from Spanish armament factories. Reports say Roumania will enter the war once supplied with arms and equipment for an army of at least 200000 men, with France expected to cover the expenses.
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Roumania
Madrid
France
Making Light of Them and Other Witty Quips
A classic miscellany of humorous lines and wordplay. The piece parodies wise men and sly fools with sayings about fortune, honesty, love, and social foibles, weaving in colorful references to public figures and everyday life in a light, breezy tone.
Retail Liquor License Applications Filed in Allegany County
Albert R. Bender and Lloyd L. Shaffer clerk announce liquor license applications for Cumberland Maryland. Applicants seek permission to sell spirituous and fermented liquors at specified premises and remonstrances must be filed within 20 days after January 27 1915.
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Maryland
Allegany County
Circuit Court
Albert R. Bender
South Center Street
Poplar Alley
Cumberland, Md
Cumberland
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King
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