Mediation talks sharpen as Huerta successor dispute grows
Washington officials expressed grave concern over a new snag in mediation as Huerta succession plans split Mexican delegates. Carranza likely rejects any plan allowing Huerta influence in naming a successor, delaying peace conference progress amid Tampico munitions concerns and possible Ward Line cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Huerta
Carranza
Mexico
Antilla
Tampico
Penuco River
Ryan
Allegany County High School Holds 26th Commencement at Maryland Theatre
The twenty six annual commencement event for Allegany County High School filled the Maryland Theatre to capacity. The program featured a chorus, salutation by Dorothea Matthaei, and valedictory by Dorothy Willison. Principal announcements and an address by Frederick N Zihlman followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County High School
Maryland Theatre
Herbert F. Loomis
Dorothea Elizabeth Matthaei
Wieninski
Alvin D. Serf
Ingham Lord
Frederick N
Zihl
D. Willison
Boston
Cheveront
McLaughlin
M. Dorothy Willison
A. Taylor Smith
Board of School
Dorothea E. Matthaei
George K. Steiner
Mabel Burke
Beulah Kelso
Lulu Miller
Marion Schry
Manetta Straub
Anna Sturtz
Helen Taylor
Lillian Whitson
Mildred Whitson
Mildred Willison
Theodore Barth
Harry Ewald
Canfield Hutson
Suter Jammer
Clarence Lippel
Edwin Uhl
Taylormith
Frederick N. Zihlman
Washington
Automobiles
Protest Against Saloon License in Kifer Moves Court
A remonstrance signed by nine Kifer residents opposes granting a saloon license to Louis Reynolds. The dispute notes the saloon’s proximity to the post office and cites common objections. Whiting and Eppler represent the complainants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Reynolds
Kifer
Whiting and
Eppler
Personal Notices From Rural Communities Across Several States
A stream of brief items lists Mrs. Jennie Wot of Brungwick visiting her daughter Mrs. Otis P. Hawke and several others attending meetings, travels and returns. Names include Hattie Rutherford Sey mour street M Nrrois Boone street F W Senith Arch street H G Parker Virginia avenue Rev M B Mc Laughlin, Warren Mellinger, Garland W Powell, James A McHenry W M Roberts Jr, Charles G Holasha Wm J Torrington Terence D Stewart John G Lynn John Galloway Lynn Miss Mary Carroll Miss Grace Knight Miss Clara Harrison Town Hon Samuel P Town Edgar C Albright Mrs Belle Albright Frederick Nelle Castle Morris Rosenbaum and various locales such as Johnstown Cumberland Clarksburg Romney Grafton and Terra Alta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Wot
Brungwick
Otis P. Hawke
Hattie Rutherford
Seymour Street
M, G. Nrrois
Boone Street
F. W. Senith
Arch Street
H, G. Parker
Virginia Avenue
M. B. McLaughlin
Bethel and Calvary Churches
The
Evangelical Association
Johnstown
Young People’s Alliance
Warren Mellinger
Garland W. Powell
University of Maryland
James A. McHenry
W. M. Roberts, Jr
Duquesne
Philadelphia
Chas. G. Holasha
Wm J. Torrington
Keyes
Grace Knight
Edgar C. Albright
Hagerstown
Belle Albright
Frederick
Nelle Castle
Terra Alta
W. Va
Morris Rosenbaum
New
Envoys Again in Deadlock Over Mexican Provisional Government
In Niagara Falls on June 10 a new deadlock emerged in the mediation talks between ABC envoys and Mexican delegates over Mexico’s provisional government to replace Huerta. Mexican officials resist American plans allowing General Carranza to dominate the provisional body. Diaz’s name is nearly removed as a presidential candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Ont
A B. C
Mexico
Huerta
Carranza
Felix Diaz
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Pa Couples
Stephen Maskulka of Waltersboro and Catherine Hutsack of Uniontown. Walter Milton Rockard of Queen and Lena Lillie Brown of McKee. Charles Arthur Woods of Yeagertown and Anna Laura Dearing of Lewistown. George Howard Moreland and Bessie May Inskeep of Points West Virginia. Wayne Merle Moore of Clarion and Sarah St Clair Simpson of Kane. William Luther Grenoble Jr. and Margaret Virginia Delaney of Lock Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Maskulka
Waltersboro
Catherine Hutsack
Uniontown
Walter Milton Rockard
Queen
Lena Lillie Brown
McKee
Charles Arthur Woods
Yeagertown
Anna Laura Dearing
Lewistown
George Howard Moreland
Bessie May Inskeep
of Points
W. Va
Wayne Merle Moore
Clarion
Sarah St. Clair Simpson
Kane
Narrows Park Pavilion Hosts Summer Dance by Maxixe Club
Arrangements are complete for a Friday night dance at Narrows Park Pavilion under the new Maxixe Dancing Club. The club consists of local young men and aims to provide good dancing through the summer, with proceeds not intended for profit. Dancing begins at 8:30 and runs to midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narrows Park Pavillion
Maxixe Dancing Club
Land transfers in Alleghany and Cumberland counties
Mary Lynch transfers land at Borden Yard Alleghany county for 1200 dollars to Mrs Julia Weslow. John Francis Wempe sells Oldtown road parcel to Mary A Wempe for 10 dollars. Theodora Thoma sells Holland street and Columbia avenue parcels in Cumberland to George D Martin and Louis L Firtie for 10 dollars. Max Kamen and wife transfer Cumberland street land to William C Thompson and wife with mortgage assumption of 6000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lynch
Julia Weslow
Borden Yard
Allegany County
John Francis Wempe
Mary A. Wempe
Oldtown Road
Theodora Thoma
George D. Martin
Louis L. Firtie
Holland Street
Columbia Avenue
Cumberland
Max Kamen
William C. Thompson
Cumberland Street
City settles Mrs. Shoup ice fall claim for 108 dollars
The city settled the case of Mrs. Emily Shoup who fractured her arm after slipping on an icy sidewalk. The payment of 108 dollars covered hospital and physician bills and followed a recommendation from City Attorney Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Shoup
Williams
Entertains Nurse Graduates at Allegany Hospital
Mrs. Clara Cotter, city visiting nurse, will host a theatre party and supper for the Allegany Hospital graduating class next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Cotter
Allegany Hospital
Sulzer Seeks New York Governor Post in Liberty Ticket
Ex Governor William Sulzer announces his candidacy for New York governor. He says Sulzer nominators will field a full ticket and that the bill will be a liberty bill. If defeated in primaries he will run by petition and campaign against Tammany. He vows to expose graft and corruption statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
William Sulzer
New York
Sulzer
Horace Greely
Miss Ida McMillan 28 Dies at Sylvan Retreat
Miss Ida McMillan aged 28 died this morning at Sylvan Retreat from convulsions after several days of illness. She was admitted from near Aviston in Garrett County about two years ago. She was daughter of Postmaster George McMillan of Moscow. Survived by one brother and three half brothers in Moscow. Funeral likely Friday with interment in Oak Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida McMillan
Sylvan Retreat
Aviston
Garrett County
George McMillan
Moscow
McMillan
Oak Hill Cemetery
Doings Among Railroad Men
Carl S. Gray president of the Western Maryland Railway and officials toured on a special train through the city to Connellsville for inspection. They will return via Cumberland then Elking for dinner with the Board of Trade. C W Galloway and F E Blaser of other railways are here assessing Cumberland offices. Patrick Cain moved his Western Maryland division office to the new Cumberland station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl S. Gray
Western Maryland Railway
Connellsville
Cumberland
Elking
Board of Trade
C. W. Galloway
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
F. E. Blaser
Patrick Cain
Elkins
Mb. Dains
Frostburg Firemen Travel to Westminster for State Meeting
The Frostburg Fire Department rode three special cars on train No. 2 to Westminster for the annual meeting of the State association. The Arion Band joined the group and Cumberland firemen abstained due to railroad rates. Western Maryland officials say the rate quoted is the lowest Baltimore offices would permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frostburg
Cumberland
Westminster
Western Maryland Railway
State Association
Crack Arion
Western
Youth Hero Saves Child At Rail Crossing
In Grafton West Virginia on June 10 15 year old Charles Newcome leapt from his bicycle at a railroad crossing and pulled a small boy from in front of a fast passenger train. Newcomes bike was crushed by the engine. Architect E C Holemboe of Clarksburg arrives in Martinsburg to supervise Hotel Berkeley remodeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
W. Va
Charles Newcome
Newcome
E. C. Holemboe
Clarksburg
Berkeley
Martinsburg World
Stricken Lawyer Michael Mullin Dies After Stroke in Home
Michael A. Mullin a veteran Maryland lawyer and noted Catholic layman died after an apoplectic seizure in his Baltimore bedroom at 937 North Calvert street while preparing to go to his office about 9 o clock yesterday morning. Moreland-Inskeep couple Bessie May Inskeep of Points West Virginia and George Howard Moreland wed this afternoon at Bedford street in a ceremony conducted by Rev G E Brown. The bride and groom returned to Points this evening with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert Street
Baltimore
Michael A. Mullin
Maryland
City Bridges to Be Painted. Pipe Purchase Authorized
Street Commissioner Eyerman advertises for bids to paint three city bridges over Wills Creek. Bids to be for oil paint. Council also authorizes purchase of pipe from HumBird Supply Company at about $110 as directed in today’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyerman
Wills Creek
New York
Now Oil
Council
Humbird Supply Company
Strawberry Social Planned by Missionary Society
The Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Bedford Street German Lutheran Church will hold a strawberry social tomorrow evening on the Ryland lot at Columbia and Bedford streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Bedford Street
German Lutheran Church
Ryland Lot
Columbia
Bedford Streets
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A.C. HS
Ella
Hedian
tpRft
msGd
Civic Club
Miller Valley Road
York
William Luther Grenoble, Jr
Margaret Virginia Delaney
Lock Haven, Pa
WM. Sulzer
Westminister
Whitmore
Smith
Pat
Colt
Cumberland Store
Baltimore and
Liberty Streets
W. A. Spruill
Russia
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