Absentee on Mutual Masterpicture draws strong cast
Robert Edeson leads a star ensemble in The Absentee a five part Mutual Masterpicture directed by W Christy Cabanne The allegorical drama shows Ambition choosing between Paths to Success and Failure and follows Power and Might through wage cuts a mill strike extravagance vanity and the rise of Justice as the plot unfolds in a powerful moral indictment
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Robert Edeson
Olga Gray
Wahneta Hanson
Mildred Harris
A. D. Sears
Alfred Paget
George Beranger
Augustus Carney
Charles Lee
Otto Lincoln
W. Christy Cabanne
I. B. Woods
Valley of Hippo
Power
Might
Able Club
Justice
The Absentee at Victoria Theatre Ends Strife and Hope
A melodrama unfolds with Justice injured protecting Power who seeks marriage as Ambition, Opportunity and Success appear at the hospital steps. Contentment dies as Evil’s plot collapses and Power’s romance concludes with a hopeful wedding proposal. See The Absentee tomorrow afternoon and night.
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Netrikers
Justice
Mr. Cabanne
Power
Might
Hpvil
Estrikers
Evil
Happiness
Contentment
Victoria Theatre
Chiropractor Claims Spinal Adjustments Offer Lasting Relief
A chiropractor offers free examinations and asserts many everyday ailments are linked to spinal irritation. He promises relief through adjustments, denies drugs or surgery, and urges investigation to potentially save money and avoid operations.
Dr L W Bullard Chiropractor Cumberland MD
Cumberland's pioneer chiropractor Dr L W Bullard advertises practice at 9 South Centre Street with hours 9 to 12, 1 to 5, and 7 to 8 30. Sunday appointments available. Established 1913.
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Ochiropractor
Cumberland
South Centre Street
Cumberland, MD
Grande Theatre Presents Today and Tomorrow in Who Pays
The Grande Theatre screens the eighth Pathe Serial installment Today and Tomorrow tomorrow afternoon and night. The synopsis centers on Julia Monroe a rich idle heiress whose time is spent in pleasure until love reshapes her outlook, amid tensions with her father's discontented employer and a city mission for food. The drama unfolds in moving picture form with a promise of suspense.
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Pathe
Grande Theatre
Julia Monroe
Old Monroe
Lee Payne
Lee
Julia
Oil King and the Great Beyond in a Night of Turmoil
The scene unfolds with a love torn between duty and desire as hours pass while a man stays by a woman’s side. A Malcontent leads unrest at the oil works where promised food never arrives and a spark destroys the plant. An unnamed guard arrives, separating the Oil King from danger and sealing a stigma on a betraying employee and the girl.
Two Divorces Filed in Eckhart and Hyndman
Mrs. Mary Karmer of Eckhart Maryland seeks divorce from Alvin Carmer on abandonment and desertion with a request to resume her maiden name Mary Rephorn. The couple married in 1911. Clifton Grose sues wife Jessie P Grose in Hyndman Pennsylvania for desertion. they wed in 1907 and have one child. William McHugh represents the plaintiff.
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Mary KB. Carmer
Eckhart
Alvin A. Carmer
Carmer
Mary Rephorn
J. P Roman
Clifton BR. Grose
Jessie P. Grose
Hyndman
Wiliam KE. McHugh
Local residents and visitors fringe Tri-Towns and beyond
Mrs Thomas Haymond and son Alpheus leave for McRoberts Kentucky after weeks in the area and Lonaconing. Miss Lydia Cole Millman and Miss Sarah Sanders visit Tri-Towns from New York. Frank Kelly of Parkersburg visits on business. Various others arrive and depart for schooling visits and summer homes including families from Washington Newark Youngstown and Cumberland. Earl Bollinger of Tri-State Paper Company is seriously ill at home.
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Thomas Haymond
Alpheus
Lonaconing
McRoberts
Fairmont Times
Lydia Cole Millman
Sarah Sanders
New York
Tri- Towns
Frank Kelly
Parkersburg
W. Va
Dorothy Willison
Woman's College
Lutherville
Helen Henderson
Chestnut Hill
R. R. Henderson
James A. Millholland
Washington
Glenora
William
James Millholland
Tammarand
N. C
Paul T. Wasterling
Joseph Elliott
St. Loui
Arthur Arnold
Piedmont
Union Street
William M. Perry
Walter Scheermesser
Youngstown
Adelaide Harris
J. W. Perks
C. & P. Telephone Company
Shepherdstown
Sallie Wigfield
Meyersdale Pa
Cumberland
Lloyd Wadsworth
Bedford Street
New York City
Earl Bollinger
Tri-State Paper Company
Columbia Street
Matrimonial Colton Gibbs Announces City Wedding
Max J. Colton city health officer and Misa Florence Gibbs wed on Monday June 7 at Hast Orange New Jersey. They will be at home after July 1 at 22 Patterson Avenue Baltimore. Miss Harriet L Bernstein and Sidney Hendelman also wed. Rev Dr William Rosenau officiated. Mrs M Shapard was matron of honor and Florence A Bernstein maid of honor. Best man was Alexander S Gordon.
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Max J. Colton
Misa Florence EB. Gibbs
Hast Orange
N. J
Mrs. Colton
Patterson Avenue
Harriet L. Bernstein
David Bernstein
East Twenty-fifth Street
Baltimore
L. Bernstein
Sidney Hendelman
New York City
William Rosenau
Kataw Place Temple
M. Shapard
Florence A. Bernstein
Alexander
Gordon
Thrilling Movie Draws Big Crowd at The Diamond From the Sky
Nearly a thousand people saw the third episode titled The Silent Witness at Victoria and Grande Theatres this afternoon. Advertisers claim it is the most thrilling picture in years and expect up to three thousand patrons to attend tonight’s showing.
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Victoria and Grande
German Note Signed by Acting Secretary Lansing
Robert Lansing acting as Secretary of State signed the German note at 12 50 p m and it is to be sent this afternoon in Washington.
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Washington
Robert Lansing
Frank's Appeal Denied in Death Sentence Case
Atlanta June 9 Leo M Frank failed in his appeal to the State Prison Board for commutation of his death sentence to life imprisonment. The advance recommendation to the Governor carried two to one with commissioners Rainey and Davidson voting for the death penalty and Patterson for life imprisonment.
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Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Rainey and
Davidson
Patterson
Death claims two British subjects shot by Mexicans
Washington reports state department advices that A. T. Graves and Mrs. Thomas Mallard died today after being shot during fighting around Tuxpan.
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Washington
State Department
A. T. Graves
Thomas Mallard
Tuxpan
Austro Germans Recapture Key Russian Posts in Galicia
Berlin reports Austro Germans regain Stanislau and Kubyk on the Windau River and strengthen positions around Kovno in Southeast Galicia, marking a push against Russian lines.
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Berlin
Galicia
Stanislau
Kubyk
Windau
Kovno
Brakeman Leibel Injured After Coal Train Wreck
Thirteen Western Maryland coal cars derailed two miles west of Henry West Virginia on Tuesday morning blocking all traffic for over ten hours. Brakeman Jacob S Leibel of 203 North Mechanic Street suffered a back injury from a fall from a car as tool cars moved in to clear wreckage. Passenger trains Nos 1 and 10 were rerouted around the scene.
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Western Maryland Railway
Henry
W. Va
Ridgeley
Thomas
Jacobs
Leibel
North
Mechanic Street
Johns Hopkins Medical Graduate Receives New Distinction
Davis Neeper Richards, brother of W Cart Richards of this city, graduated yesterday from Johns Hopkins University Medical School. He is the son of the Rev T Davis Richards pastor at Germantown Maryland and grandson of the late Dr William Cari of Hancock. He will pursue a two year specialty at Royal Victoria Hospital in Montreal Canada.
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Davis Neeper Richards
W. Cart Richards
Johns Hopkins University
Richards
T. Davis Richards
Presbyterian Church
Germantown
William Cari
Hancock
Royal Victoria Hospital
Montreal
Canada
Outrages Reported in Mexico Crossing Gulf Waters
Vera Cruz cablegram describes attacks by Villista marauders in Tuxpan and surrounding areas. The report states Carranza holds only the town’s port and not the city itself, with shootings at the Pierce Oil Company office and private residences, including British citizens.
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Galveston
Pierce Oil Company
Tuxpam
Villista
Vera
Carranza
German Sub Sunk by British. Prisoners Taken
London reports a German submarine sunk by British forces. Six officers and 21 men were taken prisoner. First Lord of the Admiralty Balfour announced the action in the House of Commons.
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London
Admiralty
Balfour
House of Commons
Mayor Preston on Inspection Trip Through Western Maryland
Col. J. H. Bechoonmaker of the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie railroad escorts Baltimore guests including Mayor Preston on an inspection tour of the Western Maryland Railway. Carl R. Gray, Western Maryland president, and other railway officials accompany the party. They passed through here today en route to Pittsburgh.
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Col. J. H. Bechoonmaker
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad
Birthday parties honor young children in city homes
Society notes report Mrs Louis McCullough hosted a birthday party for her two year old daughter Harriet Virginia at 48 South Mechanic Street. Separately Mrs Mary McFerran marked her eighth birthday at her Taylor relatives home, 17 Cumberland Street, on Monday evening.
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Louis McCullough
Harriet Virginia
South
Mechanic Street
Mis
Mary McFerran
Jennie McFerran
J. T. Taylor
Taylor
Cumberland Street
Funeral of Miss Ethel Wolford at First Methodist Church
The funeral for Miss Ethel L. Wolford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wolford, was held this afternoon at the First Methodist Protestant Church with burial in the German Lutheran Cemetery. Pallbearers were George J. Fritts, C. Philip Jolley, George P. Sullivan, Curtis Brant, William J. Edwards and Rev. Wilbur M. Snyder.
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Ethel Wolford
Ethel L. Wolford
Chas. Il. Wolford
First Methodist Protestant
McMullen Bros
Mise Woolford
J. L. Ward
W. A. Melvin
Washington, D. C
George J. Fritts
C. Philip Jolley
George P. Sullivan
Curtis Brant
William J. Edwards
Wilbur M. Snyder
Local Residents Named in County Notices
James C. Bridges and Maude Dona Hoe of Flintstone, and James McMillan with Bessie Wilkin Son of Lonaconing, Md are listed in the court or property notices as residents involved in the matter.
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James C. Bridges
Maude Donahoe
James McMillan
Bessie Wilkinson
Lonaconing, Md
Orphans Court
James Paterson
Albany area candidate seeks party support for primary
A resident announces candidacy for State's Attorney in Allegany County and solicits Republican primary support and influence from fellow citizens.
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Allegany County
Fuller Barnard Jr Seeks Allegany County State’s Attorney Support
A candidate message from Fuller Barnard Jr. announces his bid for Allegany County State’s Attorney and seeks Democratic primary support from all citizens. He emphasizes his intent to serve and invites voter backing.
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Fuller Barnard, JR
Allegany County
Price announces candidacy for Allegany County Commissioner
County candidate John J. Price declares his bid for Allegany County Commissioner and asks Republican voters for support in the primaries. He notes the race is subject to primary decisions and invites participation from all voters.
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John J. Price
Allegany County
James
Chapman
the Orphans Court
James Patterson
al County
John G. Merrbagh
House of Delegates
Arthur F. Smith
Henry Fresh Announces Candidacy for Allegany County Treasurer
Henry Fresh of Frostburg Maryland announces his run for County Treasurer of Allegany County as a Republican. He appeals to voters to support his bid in the upcoming primary.
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Henry Fresh
Local Marriage Notices From Frostburg to Tyrone
List of marriage pairs including David T Adams and Annie John stone Frostburg Md William F Pantas and Mary Stroud Uniontown Pa Samuel J McElfish Cumberland Md and Maud Elizabeth Miller Cumberland Valley William H Evans Rio W Va and Elsie M Maphis Williamsport W Va Curtis B Turner and Bessie P Horner Buffalo Mills Pa Victor N Evans Tyrone Pa and Grace E Kauffman Roaring Springs Pa Arthur Paul Chilcote and Elsie D Gouter Altoona Pa Eugene G Hausman and Ada E Keafer Johnstown Pa
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David T. Adams
Annie Johnstone
Frostburg
William F. Pantas
Mary Stroud
Uniontown
Samuel J. McElfish
Cumberland
Maud Elizabeth Miller
Cumberland Valley
William H. Evans
Rio
W. Va
Elsie M. Maphis
Williamsport
Curtis B. Turner
Bessie P. Horner
Buffalo Mills
Victor N. Evans
Tyrone
Grace E. Kauffman
Roaring Springs
Arthur Paul Chilcote
Elsie D. Gouter
Altoona, Pa
Eugene G. Hausman
Ada E. Keafer
Johnstown, Pa
Equity sale ratified in Allegany County court order
Loretta Bell Everstein et al sue John H Drake et al in No 7433 Equity. Circuit court of Allegany orders ratification of a sale by trustee F Broyhiting unless cause to void by July 7 1915. Copy to be published weekly in a Allegany County newspaper for three weeks before July 7 1915. Sale amount reported as 790 dollars. Clerk Lloyd L Shafer.
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Loretta Bell Everstein
John H. Drake
Equity
Allegany
Allegany County
Sittin i Uity
F. Bro Yhiting
Hegany
Lloyd L. Shaffer
Lloyd L. Shafer
County Treasurer Candidate Robert E. King Seeks Democratic Nomination
Robert E. King announces his candidacy for County Treasurer of Allegany County in the Democratic Primary. He respectfully solicits voter support.
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Robert E. King
Bachman Announces Republican County Commission Candidacy
Henry A. Bachman announces his nomination for county commissioner in the upcoming primaries and seeks Republican support. He asks GOP voters to back his campaign.
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Republic
Cdming
Henry A. Bachman
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