Lonaconing Sewing Club Entertained by Miss Ethel Spears
Miss Ethel Spears hosted the Lonaconing Sewing Club at her East Main street home last evening. Also noted: coal rates rise to 2.50 per ton with 25 cents extra for Gill's Hill. Lonaconing Champs meet Oakland Collegians again tonight at Oakland. Mine accident injures Sinclair Major at Coney vein No. 16. Church notices list Sunday services and weekly events. illness updates given for several residents and visiting Cumberland yesterday.
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Reformed Church
Broadway
M. HM. Kramer
Hyndman
Christian Endeavor
Helping Hand Society
Henry Lehr. Grace
M. KF
South
J. Walker
Ethel Spears
East Main Street
Gill's Hill
Sinclair Major
Coney Small Vein
Frostburg Plans for Big Auto to Transport Players
Fred erick reports that several directors of the local baseball association favor buying a large automobile truck to move players between towns next season. A February bazaar at the armory is suggested to fund the purchase. a truck for at least 18 passengers could cost about $2900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Local Baseball Association
Coombs
Boston Americans
Lonaconing Advocate
Cumberland
Earl Coombs
Piedmont Independent
Piedmont
Earl
Army of 1,025,000 planned for Pacific coast defense
Col Haan outlines defenses covering Puget Sound and Columbia River mouths, plus San Francisco and Los Angeles San Diego areas. He proposes eight 16 inch rifles and 16 12 inch mortars, with ranges exceeding 30,000 yards, to defend Boston and Canal Zone guns with longer reach. Senator Chamberlain questions the force size.
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Pacific Coast
Puget Sound
Columbia River
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Senator Chamberlain
Boston
Haan
Navy Yard
State House
Fore River
Business
Benbow
Canal Zone
Five Chicago Bank Robbers Identified
Eddie Mack and four accomplices were identified as the robbers who seized 15 000 from the Washington Park National Bank. Police recovered more than half the proceeds in a west side room where five men and three women were arrested. Names listed include Eddie Mack Eddie Burns alias Byrnes Harry Fein Pinkie Brandt Carl Hoffman Black Brodie and spouses Mrs Margaret Hogan Mrs Beckie Fein Julia Costello Joseph Friedman and Augusta Friedman. A writ of habeas corpus for Eddie Mack was granted by Circuit Judge Brothers and returnable tomorrow.
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Chicago
Eddie Mack
Washington Park
Harry Brandt
Carl Hoffman
Black Brodie
Margaret Hogan
Beckie Fien
Julia Costello
Joseph Friedman
Augusta Friedman
Matthews Boy Injured in Altercation with Jones
Robert Matthews aged 11 is in serious condition with a fractured skull and brain concussion after an incident with James Jones, a other youth. Jones was jailed and will face a hearing once Matthews’ condition clarifies at Western Maryland Hospital.
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Robert Matthews
James Jones
Western Maryland Hospital
John R. Littlefield
Matthews
Baltimore and Ohio
George Street
Jones
Globe Clothing House
Vogel Shoe Store
Salvation Army appeals for placement of two children
A man asked the Salvation Army Relief department to find a home for his two children, a nine year old boy and an eleven year old girl, after losing work and lacking shelter. He moved from Cumberland last November and sacrificed possessions to settle, but his wife and three other children remain with him and there is no room for the two. Adjutant Woods notes the children are healthy and would suit a childless household. inquiries to Salvation Army headquarters on North Mechanic Street.
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Salvation Army Relief Department
Cumberland
Adjutant Woods
Salvation Army
North
Mechanic Street
Fire at Detroit drug store overwhelms 100 firefighters
Flames tore through E. C Kinsel's drug store on Griswold and Michigan in downtown Detroit causing over 100 firefighters to fall ill from fumes. The blaze, likely sparked by exploding heated chemicals, caused about $100000 in damage and halted street traffic as spectators fainted and a water main broke nearby.
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Detroit
Mich
E. C Kinsel
Griswold Street
Michigan Avenue
Wiegand Becomes Cashier for Missouri Pacific Railroad
F. W. Wiegand, longtime shipping clerk for Davis Coal and Coke Company, has moved to Pittsburgh, Kansas to take the cashier position at Missouri Pacific Railroad. His family will join him there later, after he settles in Narrows Park.
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F. W. Wiegand
Davis Coal & Coke Company
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Mr. Wiegand
Narrows Park
TWO BIG GAMES TONIGHT AT CENTRAL YMCA
Shenandoah Valley Military Academy from Winchester arrives fifteen players to face K O G tonight at the Central YMCA. They beat Beall High in Frostburg and boast strong stamina. A preliminary pits Allegany County Academy girls vs Frostburg Middle Girls from Normal School.
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Shenandoah Valley Military Academy
Winchester
Central Y. M. C. A
Beall High
Frostburg
Allegany County Academy
Frostburg Middle Girls
Russia reports capture of Tabriz and Galician gains
Official dispatches say Russia occupied Tabriz Persia with heavy Turkish and Austrian losses and reported gains in Galicia. German attacks on the British near La Bassee were repulsed and German submarines off the Lancashire coast sank British steamers.
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Russia
Tabriz
Persia
Galicia
la Bassee
Lancashire
Martinsburg Man Said to Confess in Banker's Murder
Wheeling police say Herz Pearrell alias Frank Hinmas confessed to involvement with Roy Hettenhouser in the murder of Mike Kostolich a Polish banker at Benwood on December 18. Kostolich resisted a robbery attempt and was killed during the break in.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Roy Hettenhouser
Roy Brown
Mike Kostolich
Benwood
Herz Pearrell
Frank W .Hinmas
Wheeling
Hettenhouser
Kostolich
Baby Week Movement Gains Headway in Cumberland
The Cumberland Baby Week movement for the week of March 4 gains traction with a planning meeting set for Wednesday at 8 PM in city hall. The health department backs the effort and has secured support from local prominent citizens and groups, urging churches and clubs to aid in promoting infant welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Clity Hall
Health Department
Automobile Club of Maryland Membership Drive Details
The Automobile Club of Maryland invites applications through the press office. Members can obtain applications from the club press office location for enrollment and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Club of Maryland
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Allegany County
Mountain City Council
Hanna
Noel
Jos
Cook
Clarence Cook
John W. Devore
T. G Jeffries
John G. Lewis
J. W. Timgy
H. F. Cook
Jas. B. Lewis
T. H. Morgan
Charles Stack
Wm. C. Noel
Jas. Cook
G. Jeffries
Chas. Stark
John N. Timmons
Main
Ormond
Hall
Hetty Freeh
Maryland
Poultry Association
George Clark
Vmberland
Barred Rocks
Samerly
Cornman
John Tingendelis
Fickhart
Minors
Eckhart
John D. Myers
E Khart
Edna Myers
Myraffith
SS. Aes PF
Cod
Petevars
Antes Caome
Rober
Carter
Myra Grifith
Roth
Mrere
Geogram
Elinor
Adoess
Jening Clee
Wallman
Borie
Mary
Exteriny Her
Giwmnasium
Eer
Sara Jeneics
Clyde
Har
Mise
Marie Roland
Mt. Sant «Frest
Dna Brown
Beseph Shires
West Union Street
Timber Ridge
Bancock
Martin V
Mayers
Hes
Edward H. Reonert
Jenkins, Ky
Renpert
St Michael's Catholic Church
Weehard Nell
John J. Penton
Sacred Heart
Sion
F. m
Beall
West
Nevin
Whm.s
Philip Knop
Otto Bons
Are
Jan
Kline Bros
Otto Hohing
Sune Nent
Flostburge
Lonagoning
Oakland
Lonaconing Champs
Oakland Collegians
Andy Tle Alassés
Meéethodist Episcopal Church
Thomas Wheeler
Epworth League
Per Srs Sonal
Clesson Thomas
Church Street
John Broadback
Ruth Cook
Railroad Street
Miss Pearl Stevenson
Mesdames
Joseph Gardner
Abram Park
James Thomas
Jennie Ayers
Col. Haan
Circuit Judge Brothers
Lumber Company
Marlinson
Maryland Lumber Company
Hagerstown
Rankin
Denanar
Burt Johnson
MO. Pacific
Pittsburgh, Kans
Jacob Hafer
Telis
McKinley
North Centre St
Cumberland, Md
W. Md
James Kenney
Stern’s Hall
New York
Wall Street
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