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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1914

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Decision on Eastern Roads Petition Publicized by The Herald

The Interstate Commerce Commission is expected to deny a flat 5 percent rate increase for the eastern division. It may approve increases of 1 to 5 percent on some commodities and withhold others. The commission warns against food price rises and condemns railroads for pressuring public support. A full report may take about a month.

Chicago the Herald John O. Laughlin Washington Chicago Herald Interstate Commerce Commission Eastern Division

Justice Holds Court In Shade of Apple Tree

G D Pitz a Maryland justice of the peace held a hearing under an apple tree in Rawlings. Richard Lease faced larceny and carrying weapons charges and taking a horse and buggy. The improvised court sat in an orchard with improvised desks as his lawyers debated law. Lease was held for grand jury.

Wilson White House G. D Robert Pitz Rawlings County of Allegany Maryland Squire Pitz Richard Lease Lease Port Ofice Robert Rawlings Pitt Mother Earth Robert Hutchinson Oner Frank A. Perdew Commonwealth Arch A. Young Lloyd Lowndes Lowndes

Huerta Denies Towne Authorized to Speak for Mexico

Niagra Falls Ont June 16 Senor tabasa head of the Mexican delegation received from President Huerta a denial that Charles A Towne is empowered to speak for the Mexican government. The denial followed an inquiry by the Mexican delegates after Towne in Washington claimed Huerta would resign unless the US orders a neutral successor. General Holiday Proclaimed Mexico City June 16 A general holiday celebrated Federal victory at Zacatacas over Mapera and a parade toured the capitol. Minister of War Blanquett said messages confirm the rebels defeat and Huerta will seek Congress approval for rewards to General Barran and to accept any Niagara Falls protocol in a special session.

Niagara Falls Ont Senor Tabasa Huerta Mexico City Towne Washington United States Congress Zacatacas General Barran Capitol

Forces Clash Near Durazzo Amid Renewed Assault

Vienna reports from Durazzo that after reorganizing in the Albanian mountains the Mohammedan rebels renewed the attack on the city. Dispatches say incessant rifle fire along the eastern edge weakened the defenses. Twenty soldiers were killed and 100 wounded in yesterday's battle.

Vienna Durrazo

Passenger Train 7 Delayed Four Hours Near Town Creek

Train No. 7 on the Western Maryland was four hours late arriving at 7:15 a.m. due to an engine derailment near Town Creek. The track was torn up for a distance and passengers were jolted but no injuries were reported.

Maryland Town Creek

St Patrick's School Work Exhibit Opens in Carroll Hall

The St Patrick's School in Carroll Hall presents this year’s exhibit showing domestic art by girls with dresses center pieces curtains and table linen. Free hand drawing crayon coloring charcoal shading ink drawing and water color paintings reflect talent growth. Examination papers reveal care and neatness in arrangement. The hall is open to the public every afternoon and evening this week including Sunday.

Carroll Hall

Body of Missing Boy Found in Delaware River

In Philadelphia on June 16 the decomposed body of a boy believed to be Warren McCarrick, age seven, who vanished from his home on March 12, was recovered today floating in the Delaware River, as per coroner's identification.

Philadelphia Warren McCarrick Delaware River

Visiting Cards Engraved or Printed at the Evening Press

Business card makers advertise engraving and printing services at The Evening Press offering custom cards for individuals and firms. The note highlights options for style and finish with contact details.

Mediation Firm on Carranza Delegates and Election Hopes

Niagara Falls Ont June 16 mediators reply to Carranza insisting any delegation must meet original terms. Da Gama for mediators denies bad faith claims by both governments. Mediation hinges on choosing a provisional president as Huerta and constitutionalists name candidates and seek a moderate figure.

Niagara Falls Ont Carranza Mexico United States Huerta Washington

Tennis Club Formed at Queen City Park Court

A new tennis court is being laid in Queen City Park and a club formed by the men of the B. and O. offices. Officers elected include T. M. R. Reese as president F. M. Powell secretary and J. B. Barnhart treasurer. The club starts with twenty one members and expects rapid growth with summer contests anticipated.

Queen City Park T. M. R. Reese F. M. Powell J. B. Barnhart Suromer

Lonaconing Hosts Allegany County Sunday School Parade

Thousands gather as Cumberland and Allegany County memory of last year’s parade returns in Lonaconing. Chief Marshal Andrew S. Dick coordinates three divisions with churches and Sunday schools marching past Central High School and the Presbyterian grounds. The Allegany County Sunday School Association opens at First Presbyterian with Rev. Earnest and Rev. Kindley speaking. Congressman Lewis unable to attend.

Cumberland Allegany County Lonaconing Andrew Main Street Episcopal Church Longconing Duke Memorial First Presbyterian Church First Baptist Church B&st Stephen's Lutheran Church Bedford Street Frostburg Mtt. Zion Borden Shaft Lord, Midland Gilmore Lonaconing City Band Methodist Episcopal Church Church Street Baptist and Episcopal Churches Central High School Presbyterian Church Bible Presbyterian Church Allegany County Sunday School Association H. L. Earnest H. R. Donnelly B. W. Kindley Maryland W. E. Bird Midland David J. Lewis Washington Rev Leavell Tennessee Mr. Spinning Chili South America Robert L. Hooper Baltimore

Nickel Building to Be Fine Structure

The old structure at Park and Centre streets owned by H. Nickel & Co. and adjoining storeroom of Mr. Nickel will be torn down. A large three story building with two storerooms and four flats will rise on the site. The bakery will operate on one side during construction.

H. Nickel & Co Bakers Park and Centre Streets Mr. Nickel Nickel

Jail for Non-Support: Henry Frantz Remanded

Henry Frantz was arrested for non support of his wife and child. He was tried before Magistrate Humbird this morning and remanded to jail pending a decision. States Attorney Perdew conducted the prosecution.

Henry Frantz Humbird

Cyclone devastates Paris with deaths and massive damage

June 16 Paris reports at least 14 dead and 2.5 million dollars in damage after a three hour cyclone.government troops clear debris as bodies surface in sewers. several victims swept into the Seine. President Poncaire orders military inquiry. identified dead include Ahion Ototoovin Maraes W Aian Artin Ananian Simon N and Mazar Folgain.

Paris Seine Poncaire Ahion Ototoovin Maraes W. A Ian Artin Ananian Simon N Mazar Folgain

Stop Throwing Refuse Into Will's Creek

Police and health department order residents along Will's Creek to stop disposing paper or refuse into the stream. Chief J Thomas Hieshauer ordered officers to enforce the rule, with instructions to place all waste in cans for city collection by the garbage wagon.

Health Department Asl Will’s Creek J. Thomas Hieshauer

Thaw Denies Plot to Flee to France Pronounces Report False

In Gorham New Hampshire on June 16 Harry K. Thaw reacted angrily to a newspaper report claiming he planned to flee to France after the Supreme Court refused bail. He called the claim a deliberate falsehood and said he would only go to Pittsburgh as soon as possible.

Charge Against Motorcyclist in Miss McKennie Case

Miss Eva McKennie sues Everett G. Bishop alleging he ran her down with a motorcycle near Narrows Park while she was along the National Pike. The case before Justice V. Staines was postponed until tomorrow after witnesses Benford Tootaman Thomas Klosterman and William Worth testified. Bishop contends McKenzie stepped into the path of the machine and he swerved to avoid a collision.

Eva McKennie Everett G. Bishop Justice Bishop Benford Tootaman Miss McKenzie Thomas Klosterman William Worth McKenzie Svoid

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