Weller Gains Backing From Zihlman and Holtzman
State Senator Ived N. Zihlman and Charles H. Holtzman, party notables from Allegany county, endorse O. E. Weller for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. They praise his road program record and say his leadership can unite Republicans and attract independents, boosting Western Maryland support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. BE. Weller
Goldsborough
Allegany County
Weller
Ived N. Zihiman
Charles H. Holtzman
Mr. Holtzman
Allegany
Messrs
Zihlman and
Holtzman
Baltimore Sun Today
Maryland
Zihlman
O. E. Weller
State Roads Commission
Republican Party
Democratic General Assembly
Tme
Democratic Party
Tri-Towns Chalk Up First Victory Over Johnstown
The Piedmont Dry Bugs won their first game of the season against Johnstown Pa by 14 to 9 yesterday at Piedmont in front of about 2,500 fans. Milliman and Stover handled key defensive duties for Piedmont while Emrick, Mack, Griffith, Wilson and Milliman contributed to the scoring and fielding in a strong team showing.
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Piedmont Dry Bugs
Johnstown
Piedmont
Mullen
Cumberland
George’s Creek
Milliman
Stover
Alcott
Midland Pappers
Emrick
Mack
Griffith
Wilson
Giants and Demons split exhibition doubleheader in Frostburg
In Frostburg Athletic Park the Lonaconing Giants and the Frostburg Demons played two games. Frostburg won 8 to 5 in game one as Klinghofer pitched for the Giants and Colley allowed two hits. Game two ended 1 to 1 after five innings due to darkness with Stafford and Dye each tossing for their teams and Morgan at catcher for Frostburg.
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Lonaconing Giants
Frostburg Demons
Frostburg Athletic Park
Demons
Giants
Klinghofer
Johnnie Stafford
Colley
Dye
Morgan
Frostburg
Schwarzenbach Prizes To Be Awarded At YMCA
On Wednesday at 8 o clock the Central YMCA will award Schwarzenbach contest prizes for senior intermediate business boys and juniors winners. First place in each department earns a three day all expenses paid educational trip to Washington. The event honors Mr Schwarzenbach who has funded the contest for four years and will host a social with homemade ice cream and cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwarzenbach
Washington
Cello Recital Tonight in Cumberland at Union Street School
The solo recital by Herr Peter Peters with local performers will fill Union Street School auditorium tonight. It is the season’s only cello recital in Cumberland, promising a fine musical evening.
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Peter Peters
Cumberland
Union Street School
Notable Local Personals Ahead of Summer Visitors
The column lists numerous residents and visitors including John C. Margart moving to Decatur street, J. Bibb Mills of Baltimore in the city on law business for the Anti Saloon League, and extended tri p plans by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. Hoy to Cleveland Toledo Ohio Pittsburgh and Erie Pa. It notes travel and visits by Miss Le Verna S. McMullen and Mrs. Ida Butler and daughter Irene Butler among others with several moving and stay plans across Maryland and nearby states.
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John C. Margart
Baltimore Avenue
Decatur Street
J. Bibb Mills
Baltimore
Anti-Saloon League of Maryland
Ralph T. Hoy
Cleveland
Toledo
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Erie
F. Brooke Whiting
William A. Gracie
Anna Lee White
Gettysburg
Whiting
Morris Rosenbaum
Rosenbaum Brost
Ike Rosenbaum
Uniontown
Charles Lambert
le Verna S. McMullen
Mercy Hospital
C. Herman Hast
Bedford Street
David Humbird
Hudson
Wis
Rockville
Mr. Humbird
Flor
Frederick N. Zichtman
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Benjamin A. Richmond
Richmond
Virginia
Duke Burger
Elizabeth McCauley
Edward Showacre
Bucknell College
Joseph T. Mason
Glenn Street
John C. Morgart
Mason Home
Bettie Fisher
Mason
Hale
Ida Butler
Irene Butler
Baltimore and Ohio
New Orleans
Tucson
Arizona
Panama Exposition
O. L. Butler
Butler
Williams Street
H. Lippe
New Willard
Grafton
Sadie Wilson
Elkins
Genevieve Lancaster
Mount Savage
S. J. McKenzie
Meyersdale
A. B. Cass
Winchester
Hotel Evans
Pearl Moore
C. H. Alderson
Westernport
Lewis Kintz
Jacob Kintz
Erick
City council approves sweeping department cuts
City commissioners vote to reduce police to 22 officers and trim fire staffing while cutting salaries for the street superintendent electrician and other posts. The ordinance also funds street work and memory of utilities with several contracts and orders approved. Baltimore street improvements move forward with new commissioners named.
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Eyerman
Schriver
Koon
City
Baltimore Street
John Keating
Hugh A. McMullen
Lawson
Gaffney
Louis Lawson
Wallace
Smallwood
Allegany
Chase
Shhriver Avenue
Second
Grand Avenue
Electric Department
Leo T. Lawler
George A Pearre
David A. Robb
Thomas F. Finan
John Mc
Second Note to Germany Set for Friday
Washington June 1 The United States will promptly issue its rejoinder to Germany's reply to the American note. President Wilson and the cabinet met today and decided the second note would be sent to Berlin by Thursday, certainly not later than Friday. Officials urged restraint and pledged to answer all questions with positive facts gathered. The Mexican note will be released tomorrow.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Wilson
Berlin
Dorsey Named Trainmaster and Two Promoted at WM Railway
W. E. Dorsey is appointed trainmaster on the Western Maryland Railway local division succeeding the late David C. Hershiser. Dorsey, previously chief train dispatcher for about five years, has acted in the role since Hershiser's death. J. A. Abbott becomes chief dispatcher, and H. M. Smith moves to night chief, effective June 1.
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W. E. Dorsey
Western Maryland Railway
David C. Hershiser
Mr. Dorsey
Mr. Hershiser
J. A. Abbott
H. M. Smith
George's Creek
City Reports Highlight May Crime Fines Fires and Water
May arrests reached 209 with fines totaling 397.50. Seven fires occurred. The city received 191 876 000 gallons of water, costing 2.81 per million gallons. Work began on the city crest wide repaving program.
Monument Dedicated to Clara Barton in Andersonville
A Clara Barton Memorial was dedicated today in Prison Park Andersonville Georgia with simple ceremonies. A large group of Grand Army veterans and allied organization members traveled from the North to attend the event.
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Andersonville
Prison Park
Clara Barton
American Red Cross Society
North
Dance and Cards for Charity Work
A dance tonight in Carroll Hall to benefit the St. Vincent De Paul society. Refreshments will be served. Tickets are fifty cents with attendance likely larger if half of buyers attend.
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St. Vincent de Paul Society
Carroll Hall
Wife of the new Salvador envoy arrives in Washington
Mme. Zaldivar, wife of Dr. Raphael Zaldivar the new Salvadoran minister, has recently arrived in the United States with her husband. They are staying at a hotel while seeking a house for a legation. Mme. Zaldivar played a prominent role in the Pan American Commercial congress entertainment at its Washington session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Zaldivar
Washington
Raphael Zaldivar
Legation
Unique Snyder Family animal act comes to town
The Snyder Family and Gentry Brothers Famous Shows present a live animal performance featuring dogs and monkeys in a playful family caravan routine. A trainer crafts costumes and harnesses for a quirky cast, delivering laughter as the ensemble showcases staged mishaps and comic storytelling. The act arrives Friday June 4 with reduced admission for this city only.
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Snyder
Gentry Brothers
Funeral Service for Miss Lillian M. Clarke
Miss Lillian M. Clarke daughter of Marion C. Clarke a Baltimore and Ohio ticket agent was honored at a home service in Baltimore with the Rev Herbert F Loomis and William M Tinker officiating. Flowers filled the parlor as tributes poured in. The body was sent to Baltimore for burial at Mt Oliver Cemetery with pallbearers Geo Rohrer Charles Barringer Clement Bray and Jene Ross.
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Lillian M. Clarke
Marion C. Clarke
Baltimore and Ohio
Ridgeley Terrace
Herbert F. Loomis
First Baptist Church
Willian M. Tinker
Clarke Home
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
Geo. Rohrer
Charlies Barringer
Clement Bray
Jene Ross
Navy Week Begins With Formal Reception for Visitors
An Annapolis June week marks the start of the Naval Academy commencement season with an official reception to the board of visitors, composed of Senate and House Naval Affairs committees. The week features social events and drills, ending with Friday graduation exercises. Afterward, the three lower classes sail on the battleships Wisconsin Ohio and Missouri for a Panama Canal cruise to the San Francisco exposition.
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Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
Board of Visitors
Naval Affairs
Senate
House of Representatives
Wisconsin
Ohio
Missouri
Panama Canal
San Francisco Exposition
Brigham Young Anniversary Observed at Lion House
In Salt Lake City on June 1 the birth day anniversary of Brigham Young was marked by an old-time entertainment at the Lion House. Guests wore pioneer costumes and the event was followed by the Young family annual reunion and business meeting.
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Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
Lion House
Young
California Equal Suffrage Conference Opens in San Francisco
The Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage begins a California state conference in San Francisco with delegates from across the state. The event will end with a large suffrage rally at the exposition tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
California
His Greatest Feat Sermon Praise by Black Preacher
A New York Sun correspondent reports a tribute by a negro preacher to a white pastor who agreed to occupy the black preacher’s pulpit. The speaker calls him one of the greatest men of the age and says he knows the unknowable and can untangle the inscrutable.
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New York Sun
Divine
Christian Intelligencer
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E. Weller
Tri-Towns
R. H. E. Comacomag
Stafford and Bruff
Dye and Morgan
Lonaconing
Kilinghofer
Bruff
Gaby Deslys
Cork
London
Victoria and Grande Theatres
United Feature
Heinie & Louie
James Aubrey
Walter Kendig
Irene Hunt, Jack Conway
Charles Lee
Victoria Theatre
Ida
Improvement Company
Willison
Com. Eyerman
Cumberland Hydraulic Cement and Mfg. Co
John Krause
Shriver Avenue
Cumberland Hydraulic C Mt. & Mfg. Co
Campobello
Pear Alley
Pear St
Pear Street
N. Mechanic
Fairview Avenue
Wm. P. Beasley
James H. J. House
Second Street
Allegany Trades Council
Dorsey New W. M. Trainmaster
New Salvador
Zaldivar
Little Terrier
Paneral
First Church Christ Scientist OF
Cumberland, MD
Erickns
City Hall
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