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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1914

Page

6

Spurning Offer of Work Kelly's Army Reaches Grafton

About 60 men calling themselves General Kelly's army of the unemployed arrived by boxcar in Grafton West Virginia to face trespassing charges by Baltimore & Ohio railroad police. The group claimed the cars were donated by railroad officers and moved on toward Cumberland escorted by police.

Kelly Grafton Cumberland C. D. McLennen McLennen Chicago and Northwestern Chicago Windy City Washington J. M. Scott Fairmont Marion County Fort Wayne Lad Sandusky Belleview Brewster Massilon Bellaire Mec- Mechen

Inquiry into Empress of Ireland Disaster Opens in Quebec

A Canadian court hears the largest marine disaster inquiry to date led by Lord Mersey. The Empress of Ireland and Storstad collision caused over 1000 deaths in the St Lawrence. Dominion and British counsel represent respective interests as witnesses, captains, and marine experts testify.

Quebec Canada Lord Mersey Empress of Ireland Adolf Routhier Faeckial McLeod C. P. Mower Navy Department George Faux Storstad Mner St. Lawrance H. Kendall Thos. Anderson Sterstad Weer Edmond L. Newcomb Dominion St. Lawrence

Pocket Billiard Tournaments Planned at Central U M M Co

Plans announced for monthly pocket billiard tournaments at Central U M M Co. First event starts Monday with monthly winners receiving a valuable private prize, plus a yearly gold medal for the player with most wins. Committee includes Charles Ber, Harry Landis, Somerville Nicholson, Harry C. Aaron, and Theodore Darnm. Enter by Saturday noon. Y M C A members may participate. Pairings set at 5 PM Saturday for June. schedules posted in lobby. Anticipated entry ≥20 young men.

Central U. mM. Co. A Charles Ber Harry Landis Somerville Nicholson Harry C. Aaron

Woman Pulled From Inhaled Gas At Boarding House

A Sunday evening incident at 114 Laing Avenue left Mrs Heppler unconscious after inhaling gas from a stove. Dr W R Foard revived her using respiratory treatment as the home windows and doors were shut and bed coverings muffled the room. Her condition improved to favorable.

Heppler Henry Carmier Laing Avenue W. R. Foard l Carmier Apler

Test Case Planned In Kershner Speeding Charge

In the city case against Jacob W. Kershner for speeding and striking George Dressman and W. D. Lindsay, attorneys Arch A. Young and J. Philip Roman will test whether arrestees on only harees are entitled to a jury trial. The Kershner trial is set before City Magistrate John W. Heck next Friday morning.

Jacob W. Kershener George Dressman W. D. Lindsay Arch A. Young J. Philip Roman Kershner Hares John W. Heck

Kalmbach Seeks Injunction Over Hose Contract

Fred W. Kalmbach filed papers to obtain an injunction from William F. McHugh against the Mayor City Council and Fire Commissioner Hummelshire to block a 1,000 foot hose purchase from the Fabric Hose Company of Baltimore. The contract was awarded to Gornall & Wegman as their representatives yesterday though Kalmbach claims he was the lowest bidder. The fire chief approved the hose selection.

Fred W. Kalmbach William F. McHugh Hummelshire Fabric Hose Company of Baltimore Gornall & Wegman Fabric Hose Company Kalmbach

Man Fined For Drunken Disorderly Conduct

John Getty arrested by Officer Wilson on a drunk and disorderly charge was fined $3.75 after asking for a year in the House of Correction to escape whiskey. Judge Heck sentenced him to five days in the blue room at the station house. Herman Robinette, accused by his wife of liquor related mistreatment, received ten days.

John Getty Wilson Getty House of Correction Heck Station House Herman Robinette

Miners Rescued from North Amon Colliery Cave-In

In Swainfes Wales on June 16, about 200 miners at the North Amon colliery near Tawdor were freed after a 12 hour entombment following a cave-in. Rescuers worked with desperate energy while families prayed and sang hymns. all miners were rescued.

Swainfes Wales North Amon Collery Tawdor

Police sergeant identifies river body as Warren McCarrick

Philadelphia officer Edward McCarrick, son of the city police, identified the Delaware river body as his nephew Warren McCarrick. He noted the clothing matched what Warren wore when he vanished months earlier.

Philadelphia Edward McCarrick Delaware River Warren McCarrick Warren

Bank of Smithboro Closes Amid La Salle Street Bank Failure

Chicago June 16 The Bank of Smithboro Illinois failed to open today. A sign on the door read Closed to check up accounts Will open in a few days It is the eighth bank closed due to the La Salle Street State Bank failing to open for business List week.

Chicago Bank Smithboro Lorimer- Munday la Salle Street

Hardinger's Body Found In West Virginia

William T. Hardinger a 41 year old lawyer disappeared a week ago near Morgantown West Virginia. His body was found by his father in law W H Twigs of Hazen and died by hanging with bail wire. A coroner's jury returned death by own action.

William T. Hardinger Thomas F. Smouse Morgantown Kingwood Juncei West Virginia W. HH. Twigs Hazen Hardinger John A. White Highland Street Thompson Footer Raymond

Suffrage Hike Begins in Garrett County From Frostburg

Suffragists start a 13 day hike through Garrett County with a departure from Frostburg. A crowd watched as marchers wore sashes and banners after a well attended City Hall meeting. Speakers included Edna Latimer Minnie Jackson Madge Thurlow and L C Trax with Mary Brennan from Seattle. Forty seven new members enrolled and a reception followed at the Diamond Ice Cream Parlors hosted by Miss Paul.

Garrett County Frostburg City Hall Edward Harris, Sr Allegany County Just Government League Paul

Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Couples In Md Pa

A list of marriage licenses shows Alvin Piper and Ber die Myers. Roy A. McCreary and Reda May Logue. Thomas Frank and Edna Floy Conrad. Clare Moyer and Nora Cher. Joshua Melvin Orr and Esther May Emeigh. Walter Wallace Holman and Sara Siard. Joseph Lawless and Hannah Lawson Lory. Vernon Finkbiner and Gracie May Sibley. Frank Sparato and Rosa Nose. Elmer C. Moore and Katie Belle Suter. George Andrew Doerner and Lenora Fechtman. Jacob Earl Moses and Agnes Veronica Warnick. Also noted is an WM excursion from Cumberland to Pittsburgh on June 28, with 7 a.m. departure and 6 or 7 p.m. return, via Western Maryland Railway.

Alvin Piper Oldtown Berdie Myers Okonoko W. Ba Charles Seibert Annie Berth’ Schmeiser Hancock Roy A. McCreary Helixville Reda May Logue New Paris Thomas Frank South Fork Edna Floy Conrad Portage Ee Clare Moyer Nora Cher- Bellewich Ohshua Melvin Orr Esther May Emeigh Altoona Walter Wallace Holman Boggaley Sara Siard Whitney Joseph Lawless Hannah Lawson Lory South Branch W. Va Vernon Finkbiner Gracie May Sibley Cumberland Frank Sparato Eckhart Rosa Nose Morantown Elmer C. Moore Katie Belle Suter Somerset George Andrew Doerner Lenora Fechtman Jacob Earl Moses Pekin Agnes Veronica Warnick Barton

Travelers and Visitors From Many Cities Reported

Residents and guests from Brunswick Cumberland Reading Hagerstown Baltimore Martinsburg Frostburg Frostburg Parkersburg Washington and other cities were listed in a long round of visits travel and departures. Notable trips include a Maryland Theatre troupe member heading to New York to tour a road drama and a group traveling to Atlantic City for the master plumbers meeting.

Jennie Webb Brunswick Cumberland Otis Hawks Daniel M. Carl Margaret Lee Clara E. Zerr Reading John H. Reichard Hagerstown Pittsburg Howard Ingram Leon Lacksy Maryland Theatre Orchestra New York City Maryland Owen J. Kelly Newark Ohio Frank P. Dougherty Baltimore J. J.maguire Fayette Street Neice Margaret M. Maguire St. Patrick's School Matilda Lippold George L. Long Green Street Stoyestown George Jenkins Midlothian Miners’ Hospital Frostburg Judee W. H. Deenen John R. Keller Westernport Malcolm S. Jones Aillesany County Plumbers Association John LB. Macfarlane Atlantic City National Association of Master Plumbers Franklin H. Ankeney Big Spring Washington County John Beckley Martinsburg William J. Lavelle Tunnelton

Plage Day Social and Local Dance Event Features

The 1914 Bedford Street German Lutheran confirmation class hosted a Plage Day Social with a musical and literary program in Sunday school rooms. Misses Leoda Danner Marie Long Jennie Newman and Mildred Marean served as hostesses. A Frostburg St Michael's Hall dance by Mountaineer Club drew local attendees with Prof Beall's orchestra. Lena Viola Hartung and Frank Clewin Carter plan to marry at her parents home with Rev C F Bergner officiating. Hartung is a trained nurse with wide local regard.

Bedford St. Michael's Hall Frostburg Mountaineer Club Beall Lena Viola Hartung Theodore Hartung Bellvue Street Frank Clewin Carter Renova C. F. Bergner

Obituary notices honor several local residents

Mrs. Blanche E. Gorsuch 31 wife of Elijah Gorsuch died after childbirth at Attamont Ter race her burial family to Hamilton Ohio. Mrs. George Knatz 41 died last night at Valley Street burial toward London on Cumberland & Pennsylvania RR train. Henry Willison 84 died at home east of Alaska funeral at Frankfort M E Church. John W. Dorsey 50 retired Baltimore and Ohio foreman died at daughter’s home burial Levels West Virginia. Surviving relatives listed with spouses and locations.

Alice Hipsiey J. W. Fellers Martinsburg Boyd A. Reinhart Baltimore Washington Percy Foster Hall Emmanuel Episcopal Church Annapolis J. A. Vaughan Raleigh Jas. A. Young Cumberland Street Thelma Towles Washington DD. C Blanche E. Gorsuch Elijah Gorsuch Attamont Terrace George Knatz Valley Street Cumberland & Pensylvania Lonaconing Knatz Hotel Royal Henry Willison Henry Wiliscenm Alaska Frankfort Methodist Episcopal Church Lucy Rosenbaum Elizabeth Robinette Cumberland Ella Largeny John W. Dorsey Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Calvin B. Frestour North Centre Street Levels W. Va Cacapon A. M. Dorsey McKeesport Harry Dorsey Perry Dorsey Okonoko Otho Dorsey Cnarces

Frank E. Munsie to End The Evening Times

Philadelphia publisher Frank E. Munsie announces in the current issue that today’s Evening Times will publish its last edition. He cites the failure of his newspaper enterprise in Philadelphia as the reason for discontinuing the paper.

Philadelphia Frank E. Munsie The Evening Times

Miss Margaret Whiison Attends Chicago Convention

Miss Margaret Whiison daughter of the President arrived in Chicago from Washington and was the guest of honor at the convention. She will speak Thursday night before the Federation on The greatest service the General Federation Can Render the Young Woman of America.

Chicago Margaret Whiison Washington Wilson Federation General Federation America

Real Estate Transfers in Allegany County Notice

Caroline M. Smith and James W. Thomas transfer a parcel on Old Town Road to the Road Directors of Allegany County for 100 dollars. John B. Cutter transfers a parcel at Gilmore, Maryland, to the Road Directors of Allegany County for 550 dollars.

Caroline M. Smith James W. Thomas Allegany County Oldtown John B. Cutter Gilmore

Dnieper Tragedy Claims Thirteen In River Boat Incident

At Krementchug Russia on June 16 a boat capsized in the Dnieper river causing the drowning of thirteen people. Rescue workers searched the waters and recovered several bodies as authorities investigated the cause.

Krementchug Russia Dnieper

Wanted Housekeeper and Roommate Needing Furnished Space

Classified note seeks a caretaker who can speak English and Romani for shared living. Room available and 231 appears as a contact or reference.

Bedford Street Rooms Listed on Je-16

The notice notes rooms available on Bedford Street with reference to the Je-16 and Je-16-tf markings and an A. lbird St. Je.

A.lbird Bedford Street

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Rody Pittsburgh Western Maryland Railway L. Shirey Philadelphia College Pharmacy Carter Hartung Powel Bishop’s Motorcycle Garage Fron Street Ruppert’s Burton North Liberty Street Shirey Reliafle Clarke Baltimore Street Philadelphia Times Miss Wilson Ocho Thrteen Industrial and Relations Commission Austin B. Garetson Iowa James Borden Harrim New York John B. Lennon Din Frank PP. Walsh Missour B. Commons Wisconsin James Connell Columbi Ierick DeLano Illinois Pho Ark International News Vaice Leader Garage South Cumberland Broad Am Keys Hotel J. J. Zapf Guarantegst Biddle Phorm Frederick Street
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