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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
4
The Cumberland Press publishes daily with carriage by carriers. Rates include eight dollar monthly in advance and 25 cent advertising. Communications should be sent to 109 Baltimore Street with phone numbers 592 and 593 for orders or inquiries.
The Baltimore American argues against county city rancor under the new direct primary. It says Baltimore sustains state finance and a growing Greater Baltimore benefits Maryland. Boundary extension should be debated openly, not prejudged, and the city is a vital industrial plant supplying a home market.
A presidential endorsement urges citizens to buy now to stimulate commerce and employment. The argument emphasizes circulating money speeds prosperity and that delaying purchases delays economic recovery. The speaker notes early buying helps start factories, keeps industries moving, and reduces unemployment.
Sidowa de lGomyhet daughter of the Czar of Russia born 18 years ago today. Humphry Ward English novelist born in Hobart Tasmania 64 years ago. Richard Strauss composer born in Munich 51 years ago. Sir Douglas Cameron Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba born Hawksbury Ontario 61 years ago. Julia Claussen operatic contralto born Stockholm 36 years ago. Rt Rev John J O Connor bishop of Newark born Newark 60 years ago. Ralph Pulitzer publisher born St. Louis 36 years ago. Kenyon L Butterfield president of Massachusetts Agricultural College born Lapeer Michigan 47 years ago. Brig Gen William L Marshall retired US Army born Washington Kentucky 69 years ago.
San Francisco hosts a summer gathering of eminent Catholic prelates led by the Papal representative to confer the sacred pallium on Edward J. Hanna the newly chosen Archbishop successor to the late Fiordan. The rite signals Rome’s authority and allegiance in a ceremony steeped in centuries of tradition. Nevada City faces a microclimate contrast as winter snows yield to tropical fruit picking with a Sierra Nevada landscape spanning from 500 to 6000 feet. The county’s elongated 100 miles and contour resembles a pistol outline though the trigger is absent.
In Calumet Michigan today the Calumet and Hecla Mining Company and its subsidiaries distributed a total of half a million dollars in bonuses to its 10 000 employees. Each worker received an amount equal to losses from wage reductions and curtailed operations caused by the copper market downturn last August.
An advertisement offers wall paper specials 2 3 4 and ts per roll. It promises savings on various grades of paper at Eylers located on N Centre Street.
Robert Lansing, named to replace William J. Bryan, is in full accord with Wilson's foreign policy. He prepared early diplomatic notes to London and Berlin, has served as counselor since 1914, and has held key arbitration and claims roles. Lansing, born 1864 in Watertown New York, is Bryan's successor and Foster family son-in-law, with extensive international law credentials.
A reporter in Berlin describes the bread check system, rising prices, and plentiful food. He notes the army and home front sustainment, with workers employed and streets orderly. Berlin crowds greet troops while civilians sacrifice, yet claim food is cheaper than in New York.
A whimsical collection features a Lucky lad named Adam Boons and a chatty Paw duo. It juggles proverbs and vaudeville style quips about waiting, ambition, and modern worries, with brief anecdotes and light social satire. Central threads touch on war news, German perspectives, and everyday humor in a clipped, era tone.
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