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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1915

Page

5

Engagement of Miss Esta Main to H Paul Mann Announced

At a Treble Clef Club meeting held at Mrs. John Zentmyer’s home in Hagerstown the engagement of Miss Esta Main to Cumberland native H Paul Mann was announced. Mann is a Morrison Music Company salesman and son of the late Rev. Luther A. Mann. A bouquet was presented, paper read, and refreshments served as the year ends.

John Zentmyer Dewey Avenue Hagerstown Esta Main H. Paul Mann Cumberland Miss Main

$1,500,000 Planned for Mingo coal fields expansion

Mingo West Virginia will see heavy mining development with twenty new mines within 12 miles of Williamson. Col William Leechie led interests plan investments around $800,000, plus a $25,000 tipple by Orinoco Mining and a $300,000 Red Jacket operation. B&O Railroad to add a feeder links the area. US Steel rushing earlier work.

Mingo W. Va Williamson Baltimore and Ohio Col Wiliam Leehie Orinoco Mining Company Red Jacket Coal and Coke Company United States Steel Corporation

May Breaks Baltimore Coal Export Records

May set a new Baltimore port record with 51 coal cargoes cleared totaling 229381 tons, surpassing April and the prewar September 1914 peak. Italy shipped 91224 tons in May while Argentina rose to 70362 and Cuba to 14780. Sweden imported 8759 tons, Mexico only 4 tons. The month saw shifts in national demand and a notable drop in Mexican imports.

Baltimore Italy Argentina Cuba Sweden Mexico

Second installment of The Diamond From The Sky at local theaters

The second chapter of The Diamond From The Sky premieres tomorrow at Victoria and Grande Theatres. Readers can obtain first chapter copies at The Press downstairs office between 8am and 9pm. The paper promotes added features at both venues and previews plot elements from related films and acts.

Victoria and Grande Theatres Victoria Or Crande Theatre Victoria Grande Grande Theatre Neviie and Leuvie Irene Huot Jack Conway Charles Lee Jane Pepper The Daily Mail Sim West the Express West Jane

Youngest Soldier Joins Emperor's Army With Archduke Aid

Joseph Kaswurm is the youngest recruit in Emperor Francis Joseph's army. A telegraph messenger boy, he sought permission to join the colors after writing to Archduke Joseph Ferdinand. His mother had died and his father served as a private, yet he was admitted to the army.

Joseph Kaswurm Francis Joseph Joseph Ferdinand Little Joseph

Mystery of the Disappearing Securities Roles Revealed

West repeats his abuse of Jane while she and Jane seek the clue to the crime. Jane narrowly escapes a trap set by the real criminal. West arrives just in time to save the situation, clear her brother, and arrest the guilty butler.

Pepper West Jane

Wagner and Robertson Wed at St Pauls Lutheran

William H. Wagner married Miss Margaret J. Robertson last evening at St Pauls Lutheran Church parsonage by Rev. Martin Luther Orders. The bride, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs James Robertson of Midland Maryland, will live with the groom's mother while plans for their future are made.

William H. Wagner Margaret J. Robertson St. Paul's Lutheran Church Martin Luther James Robertson Midland Callo Ridgeway Terrace Ae de Boon

Wife-Beater Neal Given Seven Lashes in Hagerstown Jail

June 1 Hagerstown Maryland Charles C Neal was sentenced by Justices Daniel W Doub to seven lashes on the bare back in the town jail at the hands of Sheriff Onto W Bing. Neal was convicted of beating his wife. He claimed he had been drinking and offered to swear off forever.

Benier Hagerstown Nid Chearies C. Neal Daniel W. Doub Sher-if W. Bing Neal Dovb

Keith's Vaudeville Show Delights Audiences Daily

High class traveling attractions present Keith's vaudeville with latest motion pictures. A good show every day offers varied entertainment for theatergoers seeking quality performances and reliable daily entertainment in a classic venue.

Keith

Automobile Damaged by Fire at Standard Oil Plant

Carl C. Merce’s large motor car was badly damaged yesterday when it caught fire near the Standard Oil Company plant in Noerrowe. Present were Hetzel, Daniel Houck a Baltimore and Ohio agent, George B. Keneen and John W. Snyder.

Carl C. Merce Standard Oil Company Noerrowe Mr. Hetzel Daniel Houck Baltimore and Onte Fathead George B. Keneen John W. Snyder

State railroad commission to hear rate change requests

The Texas railroad commission opens hearings today on requests from commercial groups in Fort Worth Dallas Houston Galveston San Antonio Waco Austin. Proposals would alter rates with wide impact on state business interests.

Avstin Tex State Railroad Commission Fort Worth Dallas Huston Galveston San Antonio Waco Austin

Unclaimed Letters at Cumberland Post Office May 29

List of unclaimed letters on file at the Cumberland Post Office for the period ending May 29 includes E. S. Berkey Miss Grace Brooke Robert P. Brown James Burn G C Burrows Alesia Capra Harry Casteel Miss Bertha Clark S J Collett Luther E. Corbin Miss Annie Decker E L Delp Miss Bonna Emery Miss Mary Goodwin Mrs G Y Hager Miss Grace Hill Joshua Hern William Hollis Dr Hunrihouse Miss Rachel E. Johnson Mr Kingstern Lew Lak S N Long Mrs Alice G. Lee J W Miller Dr C S Neipling M Pallanto Ida Park J H Pasterfield Miss L C Feel Sam Powers Henry Roberts Miss Frankie Schaeffer The Triangle Maurice Templeton Charley Tucker Mrs W A Walters Hans Wealer Sidney A Williams

Cumberland Post Office E. S. Berkey Grace Brooke Robert P. Brown James Burn G. C. Burrows Alesia Capra Harry Casteel Bertha Clark S. J. Collett Luther E. Corbin Annie Decker E. L. Delp Bonna Emery Mary Goodwin G. Y. Hager Grace Hill Joshua Hern William Hollis Hunrihouse Rachel E. Johnson Mr. Kingstern Lew Lak S. N. Long Alice G. Lee J. W. Miller C.S. Neipling M. Pallanto Ida Park J. H. Pasterfield L. C. Feel Sam’ Powers Henry Roberts Frankie Schaeffer The Triangle Maurice Templeton Charley Tucker

Landslide Blocks Connellsville Western Maryland Line

A landslide on the Connellville division of the Western Maryland Railway halted traffic for six hours yesterday evening with the main track cleared around 1 AM. Local crews worked to remove debris and restore service after the disruption.

Connellsville Western Maryland Railway

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